Osage County deputies probe remains near Carbondale
Osage County law enforcement is investigating a site near Carbondale after human remains were found at 118th Court. Sheriff Laurie Dunn said responders arrived at 7:50 p.m. Saturday and have secured the area with extra help from First Call of Kansas. The search continued Sunday and officials cautioned no further details. Crime Stoppers urged anyone with information to call 1-877-OS-CRIME.
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Crossbows Allowed for Kansas Big Game Hunters
Kansas wildlife officials expanded rules to permit crossbow use for big game by hunters 55 and older or with a youth permit. The change applies to archery big game and turkey seasons, but not until fall. the commission approved the regulation Thursday, with it taking effect after the April 1 archery turkey season.
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Keystone Corner marks county historic survey effort
The county plans a survey to preserve historic sites including Keystone Corner near Eudora Hesper. The Harris family farmhouse hosts vintage signs and antique pumps reflecting a past tied to Douglas County. Nearby, Capt A Jackson Jennings’ former home recalls Quantrill’s 1863 raid on Lawrence and Rosa Jennings' defense.
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Jim Harris
Keystone Corner
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Douglas County
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Public input sought for heritage survey kickoff meetings
The Douglas County Heritage Conservation Council invites the public to two kickoff meetings at Hesper Friends Church in Eudora and Kanwaka Township Hall on 7 p.m. dates to discuss the survey of natural cultural and historic heritage sites. Attendees can ask questions about the process and suggest properties for surveying.
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Douglas County Heritage Conservation Council
Hesper Friends Church
Eudora
Kanwaka Township
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Capitol Briefing: Tax Cuts and Education Debates Rise
Kansas House faces two education policy bills as tax-cut legislation looms. Senate remarks condemn tax cuts that would slash billions, while House Speaker Mike O Neal backs HB 2745 to halt funding for KU remedial courses. KU notes 900 students in the interim algebra class each fall. Rep Clay pushes HB 2767 the Kansas Education Liberty Program Act.
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Mike O'Neal
R-Hutchinson
Kansas University
Clay
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