Keeping Ernst and Son Open in Small-Town Hardware
The Ernst family confirms the Rod Ernst store remains open after his death and plans to stay operating for the foreseeable future. They describe continued service in the hardware shop, a local institution, as community ties and stock persist.
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Josh Jacksons mother tied to college basketball scandal
A Yahoo Sports report cites FBI documents showing Apples Jones, mother of Kansas star Josh Jackson, received a loan from a sports agency before he left for the NBA, linking KU to the broader college basketball corruption probe.
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Kansas school funding may need overhaul says consultants
Topeka lawmakers heard that Kansas public education costs vary widely and a new cost analysis by Lori Taylor of Texas A&M and Jason Willis of WestEd indicates the funding formula may require major changes to ensure adequate education for all students though the exact additional money needed remains unclear.
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Man sentenced in dog's death bans guns and neighbor contact
David H. Herren, 67, of rural Lawrence, was sentenced in Douglas County District Court to 18 months probation with no guns and no contact with neighbors after a jury convicted him of animal cruelty for killing the Brittany spaniel Arlo with a pellet gun on September 28, 2016. Herren apologized, saying it was an accident and he takes responsibility.
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