The week of May 22 the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) expects to start a mill and overlay project on K-152. The 13-mile project begins at the junction with K-7 and continues east to U.S. 69.
Flaggers and a pilot car will guide one-lane traffic through the work zone during daylight hours; expect delays of 15 minutes or less. KDOT awarded the construction contract of $2.8 million to Superior Bowen Asphalt Company LLC, Kansas City, Missouri.
Weather permitting, the road work should be finished in July. Check KDOT’s updated traveler information website, www.kandrive.org, for more highway condition and construction details. Persons with questions may contact Construction Manager Ian Stringham at (785) 433-6116 or Public Affairs Manager Priscilla Petersen at (620) 902-6433.
NEWS
Memorial Day events in Linn County
Saturday, May 27 Linn Valley Memorial Day ceremony at the memorial at 10 a.m. Prescott Cemetery Memorial Day ceremony at 10:30 a.m.; a potluck lunch will follow at the Community Building in Prescott with the city providing the meat, drinks and table service.... [More]
Tanglewood Lakes gates destroyed by crowd
Frustration has reached a boiling point; frustration from property owners who have had their gate entry cards cut off and frustration from Tanglewood Lakes board members at continued damage they are seeing to lake property. Events reached a heightened state after Kansas State... [More]
Tanglewood incident tops commission meeting
Amid a packed house, Linn County Attorney Burton Harding provided an update for commissioners and the public on an incident that took place at Tanglewood Lakes on Thursday, May 18. Harding stated that on Friday afternoon his office received videos and reports from the Sheriff’s... [More]
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- La Cygne codes officer resigns
- SPECIAL: Press release on protest at Tanglewood Lakes
- Click It or Ticket Campaign Reminds Drivers: Buckle Up May 22 - June 4, and Every Day
- Commissioners approve STARS funding at 1 mill for 2024
- Commercial solar farms top zoning regulation discussions
- Parker to pursue condemnation action
- BREAKING NEWS: Suspect arrested on burglaries; appears in court
- Pleasanton Senior Meals site to be sold via sealed bid
SPORTS
Jayhawk softball wins Regional, advances to State
The Jayhawk-Linn softball team competed in the 2-1A Regional tournament hosted by Uniontown on May 15-16. The Hawks won the tournament and earned a sport in the 2A State tournament in Pratt on May 25-26. Jayhawk was the two seed with a 13-3 record and first played the seven... [More]
Lady Buffs win Regional track meet
The Prairie View track team traveled to compete in their 3A Regional meet in Fredonia on May 18. The Regional meets determine who will participate in the State track meet as the top four placers in each event goes to State. The Buffalos sent a total of eight athletes to State,... [More]
More Sports
- Prairie View girls win Pioneer League track meet
- Pleasanton track places fourth in TRL meet
- Jayhawk track places top two at TRL meet
- Prairie View softball 3-0 against Osawatomie and Girard
- Jayhawk softball sweeps Marmaton Valley and splits against Uniontown
- Pleasanton track competes at Humboldt
- Jayhawk boys’ track wins home invitational
- Pleasanton baseball hosts Crest and St. Paul in TRL double-headers
COMMUNITY
USD 344 Superintendent, elementary secretary retire
Friday was an emotional day for many people, including USD 344 Superintendent Travis Laver and long-time elementary secretary Danita Snyder – both retired after 30 years or more working for the district. Retired Kansas Deputy Education Commissioner Dale Dennis, and wife... [More]
JLHS play set to open this Friday
Students from Jayhawk Linn have been rehearsing and waiting for the moment the curtain opens on their spring production of The Bold, The Young and The Murdered. The play is centered on a long-running soap opera, The Bold and the Young, which is in its’ last days. The... [More]
STARS Criminal Justice/EMT program run joint exercise
Facing multiple challenges, instructors at STARS have put together an EMT and Criminal Justice program for students. STARS Director Jay Allen said of the programs, “We’ve done it without a lot of resources; I doubt many people have done more with less.” Criminal... [More]
More Community
- Traveling display comes to La Cygne Historical Society Museum
- STARS HVAC and Heavy Equipment programs a success
- A celebration in her honor
- New venue has open house set for Saturday, April 8
- Mildred Store presented with national award
- Maynerd’s opens in Mound City
- New Life Being Brought to Historical Park
- Pleasanton students compete in Kansas Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge
