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Old Mill will be up and running for visitors on May 7 with Millfest coming back back Lindsborg after a two-year long hiatus because of COVID.

Bethany College is investigating an allegation someone associated with its baseball program deliberately contaminated a water cooler used by its opponent this past weekend.

Calling one just to run through its vast prairies, Kansas is a truly diverse state whose small towns are the epitome of a big-city respite.

With a fascination for all things Swedish, Bruce Karstadt expanded the organizations reach to a broader community.

It’s not Easter; but, Easter’s a-coming. My great-grandfather, Lars (1855-1937), loved Easter.

Two of the Peterson Farm Brothers speak to a packed crowd at the Farm-City Breakfast in St. Joseph/Photo by Brent Martin By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostIt began as a lark. Then, it caught fire.The Peterson Farm Brothers might just be farm kids from central Kansas, but they have become social media sensations with their farm-based parodies of popular songs drawing millions of views.Greg Peterson, a Kansas State University communications graduate, says these videos might seem light-hearted, but the...

Prairieland Market, a locally-sourced, organic food store, will have more opportunities when it moves to South Santa Fe Avenue later this year.

Våffeldagen 2022 is all about "The Big Waffle" as restaurants and businesses prepare for the influx of people coming to downtown Lindsborg.

Two attorneys sought the position being vacated by Gregory Benefiel, a Republican, who is moving to northeast Kansas for personal reasons.

Blacksmith Coffee Shop and Roastery has found a way to make specialty and high-quality coffee a successful business in the rural town of Lindsborg.