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Kansas Upsets Oklahoma on the Road, 65-58



Box Score // Kansas fought off a late Oklahoma rally with the help of clutch free throw shooting in the waning minutes from several Jayhawks to bring home the 65-58 victory over the Sooners to even the 2015 series, Saturday night, inside the Lloyd Noble Center.

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Baseball. Cats Score Season-High 12 Runs in Win

The K-State baseball team scored a season-high 12 runs on Sunday with the help of 11 hits and another season-best six walks to beat Washington State, 12-3, at Sloan Park in the Big 12/Pac-12 Challenge.

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Nic Stoll – Insite Precision Ag Services, LLC

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Farmers, Want to increase yields on your acres? This is Nic Stoll with Insite precision ag here to help increase your productivity. We offer yield data processing, aerial imagery, variable rate seeding, fertilizer, and irrigation prescriptions. Cost share programs may be available and it’s not to late to get started for the 2015 season. Contact me at 785-799-4160 or find ...

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Sheriff Hargrave Updates Citizens on Search For Police Impersonator

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The follow is an update on the search for a Police Impersonator in Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska from Marshall County Sheriff Dan Hargrave No new incidents to report as of this morning. We are currently working with Nebraska authorities on several leads they might have, and a couple of incidents in Gage County over the last few days. We ...

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City of Washington Announces Christmas Lighting Contest

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The City of Washington has announced plans for their annual Christmas Lighting Contest. Displays will be judged by December 20th, with the winner to be credited for free electricity for the month of December. A $50 credit for second place and $25 credit for third place will also be awarded. At their recent meeting, the Washington City Council consented to staff assisting with encouraging ...

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Kansas Deer-Vehicle Collisions Peak In Mid-November

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Deer can be spotted near our state’s roadways any time of the year. However, in the fall, motorists should be especially vigilant for deer crossing the highways. Deer breeding season peaks in mid-November, and this marks the period when deer-vehicle collisions are highest. That’s why the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT), ...

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The 2nd Annual Blue Rapids Oktoberfest Set For October 11th

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From its humble roots as a community fish fry with a nod toward the agricultural celebration of Oktoberfest, the 2nd annual Blue Rapids Oktoberfest has grown this year into a half-day event with an emphasis on autumn, Halloween and community involvement. The event begins at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11 at the 4-H Building and Floral Hall on the ...

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Marshall County Extension To Host Webinar On Farm Bill

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Marshall County Extension will host an hour long webinar on the 2014 Farm Bill, Thursday October 2, beginning at 10 a.m. at Marysville City Hall. The decision aid tool, developed by Kansas State and Oklahoma State Universities will assist farmers in calculating their new crop base allocation and program yield. Results presented in both current and updated base acres can help determine if updating with ...

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Marysville High School To Host Gatorade Scrimmages

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The high school sports season is underway across the area, and Marysville High School will be hosting three Gatorade scrimmages on Friday to help build up their Gatorade supply. The coaches request the public donate powdered Gatorade instead of bottles for the season. The Marysville Lady Bulldogs will host their volleyball scrimmage at 5:15 p.m. Friday at Marysville High School. ...

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City Of Washington Asks For Water Conservation Due To Drought

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Due to local drought conditions, the City of Washington’s water table indicates a reduction of four feet over the last three to four months, and demand per day is in excess of 300,000 gallons. If this trend continues, it could trigger a Stage 1 Water Watch as indicated in the City of Washington’s Municipal Water Conservation Plan. The City of ...

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