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How bad was the 2022 drought? For these 7 Kansas communities, it was the driest on record - Vimarsana News

How bad was the 2022 drought? For these 7 Kansas communities, it was the driest on record

Record-setting lack of rain in 2022 transformed parts of western Kansas into a temporary desert. And it'll take a while for the region's fields, towns and mindsets to recover.

'I feel thankful for this country': Citizenship ceremony held at WSU - Vimarsana News

'I feel thankful for this country': Citizenship ceremony held at WSU

165 citizenship candidates filled Wichita State's Lowe's Auditorium for a naturalization ceremony.

Source: kake.com
'All I want for Christmas is Travis Kelce': 99-year-old pens letter to Santa - Vimarsana News

'All I want for Christmas is Travis Kelce': 99-year-old pens letter to Santa

Martha, a 99-year-old resident at Hickory Estates in Hermitage, Missouri, wrote a letter to Santa asking for one thing: to have the Chiefs tight end visit her.

Source: kake.com
Gov. Kelly Announces More Than $40M for 33 Bridge Projects Across Kansas - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kelly Announces More Than $40M for 33 Bridge Projects Across Kansas

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz announced that $40.5 million will go toward 33 local and off-system bridge projects across the state. This  comes as part of two

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Governor Kelly Announces More Than $40 Million for 33 Bridge Projects Across Kansas - Vimarsana News

Governor Kelly Announces More Than $40 Million for 33 Bridge Projects Across Kansas

Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz have announced that $40.5 million will support 33 local and off-system bridge projects across the state.

Source: krsl.com