The Topeka Capital-Journal - Mon Nov 23
An ethics complaint filed with the state's attorney disclipinary board on Monday alleges former Kansas Attorney General chief of staff Eric Rucker considered the high-stakes pursuit of abortion clinics worth the gamble "for the greater cause." New details arose in the complaint, which alleges the attorney general's office staked out a Wichita ...
United Way making changes; will seek community prioritiesTopeka Capital-Journal - Sat Nov 21
Changes are in store at the United Way of Greater Topeka, which is moving from being primarily a funding source for local agencies to becoming a facilitator of local groups that work together on long-term goals that benefit the community.
Jefferson County Searching For Elderly ManWIBW - Fri Nov 20
Jefferson County authorities are looking for an elderly man who hasn't been seen since Thursday morning.
Vaccines vary by countyTopeka Capital-Journal - Tue Nov 17
Oklahoma state health officials on Tuesday announced the H1N1 vaccine is being made available to the general population after a dip in demand from priority groups including children and pregnant women.
Topeka getting a drenchingThe Capital-Journal - Mon Nov 09
After an exceptionally dark afternoon on Monday, rain began falling across Topeka and much of northeast Kansas around 4 p.m., giving the area a good soaking.
Pastor enjoys 50 years in pulpitTopeka Capital-Journal - Fri Nov 06
Hats off to the Rev. W.L. Templeton, who last weekend was honored for 50 years in the pulpit at Mount Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, 610 S.E. Lime.
H1N1 Doses Coming Weekly to CountyValley Falls Vindicator - Thu Nov 05
Jefferson County medical providers involved in administering H1N1 vaccine will receive limited doses of vaccine this week, reports the Jefferson County Health Department.
City rolling out new recycling cartsThe Olathe News - Tue Nov 03
Nick Nelson, left, lifts up a recycle bin Tuesday to Nick Nelson in the parking lot at the city's salt storage barn, Harold and Northgate streets.
H1N1 Vaccine Expected to Dribble Into CountyValley Falls Vindicator - Thu Oct 29
H1N1 vaccine remains available in very limited supply in Jefferson County, reports County Health Officer Eileen Filbert, RN.
Improvements under Way by New Max Mart OwnersValley Falls Vindicator - Thu Oct 29
In August, Feyh and his wife, Angie, bought the Max Mart convenience store and Becker Retail Liquor in Meriden.
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