Kansas House Freshman Moves to Run Again in Ottawa
OTTAWA AP A freshman conservative Republican relocated to Ottawa to seek election in the open 59th District after redistricting shifted the 10th District. Terri Lois Gregory formerly lived in Baldwin City and represented part of northeast Kansas. The 10th District now centers near Eudora, while Anthony Brown’s base is noted in the redrawn map.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Terri Lois Gregory
Baldwin City
Douglas County
Franklin County
Eudora
Anthony Brown
Gregory
Fort Riley to honor children of fallen soldiers
Fort Riley will host its fourth Ceremony of Remembrance during Victory Week on June 12 at Calvary Parade Field. Fourteen children will receive medals in a solemn event recognizing sacrifices made by soldiers and their families.
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Fort Riley
1St Infantry Division
Calvary Parade
Democrats select delegates at Kansas state convention
Kansas Democrats from across the state wrapped up delegate selection for the national convention in Charlotte, choosing six women and five men for 11 at large spots plus five party leaders and elected official delegates. Joan Wagnon said redrawn maps energized the party.
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Topeka
Kansas
North Carolina
Dakota Loomis
Democratic State Committee
Charlotte
N.C
Joan Wagnon
Democratic Party
FHSU surpasses goal in record fundraising drive
Fort Hays State University exceeded its $60 million Cornerstone Campaign goal by over $8 million, finishing around $68.7 million. Initiated in 2006 and publicly announced in 2009, the drive funds scholarships and Picken Hall renovations, a landmark built in 1904.
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HAYS
Fort Hays State University
Goa
Hays Daily News
Picken Hall
Library board set to meet June 18
The Finney County Public Library board of directors will meet at 5 p.m. June 18 at the library located at 605 E. Walnut St. The meeting will discuss library matters and community services. Members and the public may attend in person to address agenda items.
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Library Board
Finney County Public Library Board of Directors
E. Walnut St
Judges maps dont protect incumbents in Kansas redraw
The three federal judges drew new voting districts after lawmakers failed to agree on redistricting. Their House map clusters incumbents, creating 21 districts with two incumbents and 25 open seats, while Senate lines also reshuffled allies and rivals, underscoring the court's stance that protecting incumbents was not a goal.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative
Board of Education
State House
Statehouse
House
Paul Davis
Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court
Robyn Renee Essex
GOP
Olathe
Senate
Mike O’neal
Hutchinson
Davis
Kris Kobach
Kobach
Pat Apple
Louisburg
Ray Merrick
Stilwell
Ralph Ostmeyer
Grinnell
Ride remembers plight of Cheyenne in Kansas memory ride
Northern Cheyenne riders returned to Scott County on a 1391 mile journey from Fort Reno Oklahoma to Lame Deer Montana to cleanse the land's blood-stained history. Joined by other tribes and volunteers the group honored past battles and sought healing through dialogue and remembrance with Scott County historians.
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Thomas Smittle
Scott County
Oklahoma
Tongue River County
Montana
Adrienne Youngblood
California
Kathleen McGarry
Amado
Ariz
Kansas
Punished Woman’s Fork
Lake Scott State Park
Fort Reno
Okla
Lame Deer
Mont
International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers
U.S. Cavalry
US Cavalry
Margaret Behan
Deb Lawrence
Scott City
Lawrence
Larry Hoeme
Smittle
Donnie Siegrist
el Quartelejo
Battle Canyon
Siegrist
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Stephanie Bogner
E. Mary St
John Hanna
Ride
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Margaret
Hoeme
Rachael Gray
Cheyenne Nation
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