Cowboys, outlaws, peacekeepers and mountain men alike took over Council Grove Friday and Saturday for the 2nd annual Gunfight on the Santa Fe Trail.
The U.S. Department of State announced the selection of Beth Wiens of Kansas for a 10-month fellowship project training teachers and teaching English in Israel at Hadassah Academic College. Wiens is one of only 200 U.S. citizens selected for the 2022-2023 English Language Fellow Program.
LEADERSHIP -- Students who attended the 2022 K-State Animal Science Leadership Academy (KASLA) June 22-25 in Manhattan included: (front row, l to r) Corley Becker (staff), Lacey Rust, Jenna DeRouchey, Brianna Hula, Carly Dreher, Paisley Palmer, Hailey Butler, Ainsley Pecenka, Katrina Turner, Kaylen Langhofer, Kaylee Noll and Madison Baker. (Back row, l to r) Ashley Hartman (staff), Eli Temanson (staff), Gavin Beesley (staff), Adelle Higbie, Nick Doering, Kaden Weltmer, Creed Caldwell, Strid Loudon, Bryce Hoeltzel, Emma Deghand, Trinadee Fetters, Grace Schmeidler, and Sharon Breiner (academy director).
This year’s Morris County Fair will feature the theme, “Let the Good Times Grow,” and will feature nine days of events and activities, including livestock judging, food exhibits, arts exhibits, auctions, Barnyard Olympics and much more. The Morris County Fair will be held from July 23 to August 1 at the Morris County Fairgrounds, located east of Council Grove on Highway 56.
MANHATTAN – Twenty students from across Kansas and beyond came together to build their knowledge and leadership skills in the livestock industry during the 13th annual K-State Animal Science Leadership Academy June 22-25 at Kansas State University.
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