Blizzard Bash returns to Landon Arena
Blizzard Bash returns to Landon Arena
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Win Tickets to the World's Best Demo Derby
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Marilyn Hagerty: January is a month of peace and quiet
January is a time for looking ahead and remembering the past. It is a time for starting over, Marilyn writes
Source: grandforksherald.com
Shawnee County Commission OKs expansion of sand dredging pit area
The Shawnee County Commission on Monday authorized a sand dredging operation for which they granted permit last February to nearly double in size.
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9 events, conventions draw thousands of people to Topeka each year
Concerts and conventions are among gatherings drawing the most visitors to Topeka, which will host its first-ever travel conference in April.
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Marilyn Hagerty: The days of January are sliding by
Yes, the days of January are sliding by. The UND hockey team had a tough weekend. They lost two games here at home.
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Marilyn Hagerty: 2022 is fresh and new
Saturday is National Bubble Bath Day. That’s according to one of the new calendars I have around my desk.
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Eyesore emerges after demolition derby in grass lot at events center
Conditions during the recent Blizzard Bash Demolition Derby created an "eyesore" in an overflow grass parking lot on the east side of Stormont Vail Events Centers campus, near S.W. Topeka Boulevard, general manager Kellen Seitz acknowledged at Mondays Shawnee County Commission meeting.
Aaron Mays Kellen Seitz National Weather Service Stormont Vail Events Center Blizzard Bash Demolition Derby Stormont Vail Events
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Marilyn Hagerty: It's time to put away the Christmas lights as life goes on
Meanwhile, life goes on. It’s time now to put the Christmas lights away for another year.
Source: grandforksherald.com