Tag: Beloit

The Beloit Police Department announces the closure of Walnut Street north of 20th Street to Hwy 24 starting February 25, 2026, for ongoing roadway construction. No end date is set for the closure. Motorists should plan alternate routes and access Club 86 from the west, with increased caution advised in nearby neighborhoods.

The North Central Regional Planning Commission is hosting a CDBG Road Show on February 24, 2026, in Beloit, Kansas, to inform communities about funding opportunities for local projects. Following the event, a strategy session will focus on regional economic development priorities. Attendance is free, and pre-registration is requested.

Improvements to the City of Beloit’s water treatment system improvements have recently started. The financing package from the Kansas...

As reported by the Progressive Farmer on DTN, the Omaha-based Hansen-Mueller Company seeks Chapter 11 protection amid mounting debts...

Dr. Carl Fugate is retiring from Beloit Medical Center after nearly 39 years of service, effective December 31, 2025. His compassionate care significantly impacted the community. Dr. Olivia You and Dr. Elizabeth Smith will take over his practice, supported by nurse Megan Nease, as the community celebrates Dr. Fugate’s dedication.

Jim and Heather Johnson of Beloit have been named the 2025 recipients of the Leadership Mitchell County Community Service Award for their extensive contributions to local events and community improvement. The award, established in 2015, honors individuals making a significant impact in their communities. An awards banquet will be held on July 19, 2024.

The U.S. EPA has allocated $267 million in Brownfields Grants, with nearly $4 million for Kansas communities. This funding aims to convert contaminated sites into productive spaces, enhancing local economies and public health. Several Kansas organizations are set to receive grants for cleanup and community engagement efforts, promoting sustainable growth.

On March 21, six couples will be honored in Manhattan as the 2024 Kansas Master Farmers and Master Farm Homemakers, recognizing their contributions to agriculture and community service. This year's honorees include Tim and Terri Bornholdt, Larry and Boni Butel, Korby and Mary Effland, Ben and Leah Giger, Marlyn and Kathy Spare, and Doug and Arlene Thiessen.

Fort Hays Tech | North Central in Beloit, KS, has received a $3,002,788 grant to purchase heavy machinery for its training program. This will enhance student skills, support disaster response, and improve agribusiness infrastructure. The initiative aims to graduate 30 trained operators yearly, contributing to regional economic resilience and workforce readiness.

Lily DiNuzzo and Clare Meyer have been awarded the Rudd Foundation scholarship, granted to 50 Kansas students for college. The scholarship covers tuition, room, board, and materials. Awarded based on perseverance, the program emphasizes networking and development. Candidates must meet specific academic and residency criteria to qualify.

On Monday morning, a fatal two-vehicle accident occurred on K-14 highway near Beloit, KS. A northbound Toyota Tundra crossed the centerline, colliding with a southbound Ford Escape. Driver Cady G. Travis, 44, died at the scene, while driver Christopher J. Herz, 39, was hospitalized with serious injuries.

East meets West in the 2024 edition of the Kansas 8-Man All-Star Games from Trojan Field in Beloit, Kansas....