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CARE-Uh-Mel v CAR-Muhl: Dawn of Grammar

Truly, this is the argument we, as a people, need to solve right now. Buzzfeed recently took it upon themselves to answer the great riddles of our time: how do you say "croissant", among other food items. Jalapeno Halla-peen-yo: 60% Halla-pen-yo: 40% Bruschetta Brew-sket-ah: 60% Brus-ketta: 40% Bagel Bay-gul: 94% Baaag-ul: 6% ... Britta? [...]

By |2020-03-24T09:24:35-05:00March 24th, 2020|Z News|0 Comments

Ascension Via Christi Hospital Requesting donations

Ascension Via Christi hospital has received unused protective clothing equipment from donating closed businesses during the COVID-19 outbreak. President of Ascension Via Christi Robert Copple says that “the generosity and supportive nature of those who live in our community is amazing”. However the following items are still needed by the hospital isolation gowns, n95 and [...]

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By |2020-03-24T00:18:24-05:00March 24th, 2020|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on Ascension Via Christi Hospital Requesting donations

COVID-19 swabbing station opened in Riley County

Release from the Riley County Health Department and City of Manhattan. This afternoon the Riley County Health Department launched a drive-thru swabbing station in partnership with Konza Prairie Community Health Center. The station will provide COVID-19 testing for pre-screened patients only. Testing will be available to people who have written orders sent to the Riley [...]

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By |2020-03-23T19:05:34-05:00March 23rd, 2020|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on COVID-19 swabbing station opened in Riley County

Governor Kelly announces four executive orders to aid Kansans during COVID-19 pandemic

Release from Office of the Governor of Kansas. Governor Laura Kelly signed today executive orders #20-10, #20-11, #20-12, and #20-13, as part of her administration’s comprehensive response to the COVID-19 pandemic. “The safety and well-being of Kansans is my top priority,” Kelly said. “During these trying times we need essential services to continue to function [...]

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By |2020-03-23T18:30:29-05:00March 23rd, 2020|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on Governor Kelly announces four executive orders to aid Kansans during COVID-19 pandemic

The Game 3/23/20

0:00 – Brad Korn now head coach at SEMO 13:14 – Interview with KSO’s Grant Flanders 26:21 – KU will NOT get a national title 33:44 – Mason unhappy with quarantined life 0:00 – KSU MBB next hire?/Cartier Diarra 13:09 – Football wins bracket (Novelty) 21:39 – #1 Song of the Day 30:16 – Ask [...]

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By |2020-03-23T18:06:30-05:00March 23rd, 2020|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on The Game 3/23/20

Copple: COVID-19 test kit availability not an issue as national capacity continues to get stretched

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment now lists 82 positive cases of the coronavirus in Kansas. The list was updated to show that while a patient is being treated in Riley County for COVID-19, he’s actually a resident of Pottawatomie County. Nationally the conversation has been the concern over the availability of testing kits, [...]

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By |2020-03-23T15:38:44-05:00March 23rd, 2020|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on Copple: COVID-19 test kit availability not an issue as national capacity continues to get stretched

About a third of Kansas’ population told to stay home

TOPEKA, Kan. — Shelter-in-place orders are about to take effect for about a third of Kansas’ population to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and more could soon follow. Douglas County, where the college town of Lawrence is located, announced that an order will take effect Tuesday. The announcement came after a man in his [...]

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