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This aerial photo shows the Syngenta seed facility near Phillips, which Beck’s Seed Company announced this week it is in the process of purchasing.
Beck’s Seed to acquire Phillips Syngenta plant
Teri Finneman, a journalism professor at the University of Kansas and co-author of the book "Reviving Rural News" will be leading the study
News-Register part of a national newspaper initiative
Kiersten Mersch blows some of the bubbles off the face of Creed Nisley after he spent time romping in the cloud of white stuff made by Edgerton’s bubble cannon on the west lawn of the courthouse.
Crowds, classmates & community
This drainage ditch in a corn field south of Marquette on Thursday morning shows evidence of much rain overnight.
Rain inundates area, causes flooding
The front side of the Gambles building was been blocked off Wednesday to keep people away from the property due to concern with its structural safety.
Decision pending on downtown building
Hampton ag teacher Joel Miller, pictured here in a 2024 ANR photo, observes as Alana Wiarda preps feed for the Hawk Herd, a project Miller and his students have prided themselves on for seven-plus years.
Hampton teacher honored as state’s top FFA educator
Bricks falling from the north wall of the former Gambles building prompted city officials to close the back alley after the damage was discovered early Thursday morning.
Wall crumbles on downtown building
Agnes Andreasen celebrated her 100th birthday on Saturday, May 25, surrounded by her friends and family.
Andreasen marks 100th birthday with poem
When she isn’t working remotely from her home in North Platte, Sarah (Shirley) Smidt travels to her office/branch in Jersey Village, Texas near Houston, sometimes accompanied by her two children, Nash and Nova.