Proposed development of Linn Valley TAI Overlay District Ordinance discussed - Jul. 22, 2026
The Linn Valley City Council held its bi-monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, July 13, 2026, with Mayor Lister Potter presiding with all council members present except for Shannon Smith. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance followed by an opening prayer by Council Member John Weers....[More]
La Cygne looks to keep 2027 mill rate below Revenue Neutral threshold - Jul. 22, 2026
La Cygne city officials said they do not plan to exceed the revenue neutral rate in next year’s budget, a move that could mark the third consecutive year of declining property tax mill rates for residents. At its Wednesday meeting, the City Council discussed the 2027 budget and tax rates. The...[More]
Commissioners table vicious dog resolution - Jul. 22, 2026
During the meeting on July 20, the commissioners discussed the vicious dog resolution with Planning and Zoning Director Jennifer Cummings and Linn County Sheriff James Akes. Commissioners requested hard copies of the proposed resolution which Cummings provided. Cummings reported they had clearly...[More]
Pleasanton council hears update on various projects - Jul. 22, 2026
During Monday night’s meeting, the Pleasanton City Council heard by Jason Hoskinson, an engineer with BG Consulting with BG Consultants who gave updates on several projects in and around the city It was noted first and foremost by Hoskinson that the company will begin coordinating with contractors...[More]
BULLY PULPIT - Jul. 22, 2026
4.5 hours sleep When I was young – high school and college age, 4.5 hours of sleep was enough to keep me rolling during a long day. Today…not so much. But life is made up of more than just sleep – says me that has a sleep deprivation headache starting. Why sleep deprivation? Well,...[More]
Kansans Deserve a Vote on Their Supreme Court - Jul. 22, 2026
Kansans elected their Supreme Court justices for nearly a century, from statehood in 1861 until 1958. On August 4, voters will decide whether to restore that right. The question on the primary ballot is straightforward. A yes vote gives Kansas citizens the right to elect the seven justices of the Kansas...[More]
KDOT accepts bid for K-68 expansion in Miami County - Jul. 22, 2026
The Kansas Department of Transportation has accepted a nearly $60 million bid for the expansion of more than 6 miles of K-68 in Miami County to a four-lane expressway. Clarkson Construction Co., of Kansas City, Missouri, will rebuild and widen 6.6 miles of K-68 from U.S. 169 to the Spring Valley Road...[More]
Enjoy the flavor of homegrown herbs year-round - Jul. 22, 2026
Add homegrown flavor to any meal with garden fresh herbs that will elevate any dish. Continue enjoying them well past the end of the season by preserving favorites to use in winter meals. Snip a few leaves or leaf-covered stems as needed for cooking or garnishing a favorite dish throughout the growing...[More]
Commanders win tournament at Arma - Jul. 22, 2026
The Mound City American Legion Post 248’s baseball team, the 15U Linn County Commanders, won the Arma Classic at Arma on July 18....[More]
Applications are now open for small farm and food business funding - Jul. 22, 2026
APPLETON CITY, MO — Food and farm businesses across eligible rural counties in Kansas and western Missouri will soon have access to new funding designed to help local food products move from farm to market. Harvest to Market grants range from $5,000 to $25,000 for projects that strengthen...[More]
