Hope, KS

By Jon Grove The Wildcats did not find the back of the net Sunday versus Nebraska, but they found something they hope will help them as they face another Big Ten opponent: composure. The Wildcats will take their 4-0-1 record to Iowa City on Thursday for a 7 p.m. matchup with Iowa, another Big Ten [...] The post K-State soccer takes unbeaten start into another Big Ten test at Iowa appeared first on News Radio KMAN.

Posted by Trish Svoboda/Image courtesy of Canva September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and the Kansas Suicide Prevention Coalition is encouraging Kansans to focus on connection, hope and the reasons that make life worth living. The coalition’s 2026 campaign, #MyReasonWhyKS, asks people to share what keeps them grounded and gives them a reason to get […]

The Kansas City Chiefs once again hope to win the Super Bowl despite a rough 6-11 season last year. Patrick Mahomes is on track to start Week 1 against Denver, nine months after tearing ligaments in his knee. The Chiefs…

We now have recycling containers at Trade way Shopping Center located in front of Peddlers Mart and Save a Lot hope everyone uses them wisely. ( posted on the Wayne County Recycling Facebook Page)    

Pictured- Ell-Saline seniors (left to right) Julian Roche, Branton Gosvener, Jaxsen Seed, Will Bristow, Luke Walker, Sawyer Cook, Maddox Moore, Hayden Jacobs and Trevor Hunziker. The Cardinals finished 9-2 last season and had 2 playoff wins before eventually falling to Lincoln 46-44 in the regional round of the 8M-I playoffs. Joe Roche enters his 7th […]

Les G. Laffery, age 77 of Clay Center, passed away Thursday, August 27, 2026 at the Clay County Medical Center. He was born June 4, 1949 in Clay Center, the son of LeRoy and Inez Hope (Ellis) Laffery. He grew up in Clay Center and attended Clay Center schools. Throughout his career, Les took on […]

Saturday saw many individuals thundering down the road in an effort to raise dollars and awareness for the difficult journey that many face throughout...

Kansas has always been the wheat state. Wheat has adorned our license tags, different logos and other art. There is nothing more majestic than a ripe, golden wheat head to photograph or the amber waves of grain to video. Some of my favorite childhood memories involve wheat harvest in western Kansas.  According to Kansas Wheat, […] The post Wheat state no more? Let’s hope not  appeared first on High Plains Journal.

This is a busy weekend for Beacon for Hope Suicide Prevention. On Saturday, Kansas Sidewinders Motorcycle Club will have its second Ride for Life Poke...

For Hotel Leo’s first full-length in six years, Stephen Roper examines the fragility of life and the importance of connection.There’s an inevitable darkness to the songs on “Everybody You Know,” but right along with it are textures of hope.“It's about how everyone's living a separate, individual life, but we're all tied together by the same basic truth: none of us get to live forever,” Roper said. While writing the album, the artist lost his brother and went through a significant bre