In a move that's not really shocking, considering the world climate at the moment, the two biggest live event companies in the world have postponed all of their major concerts until at least April. In a joint statement, AEG and Live Nation said they have formed a coalition with the interests of looking out for [...]
The topic train is back, but this time with Uncle Johnny as its conductor. Here are the topics: What is your favorite TV show from your childhood? Uncle Johnny's favorites are 'I Love Lucy,' and 'The Andy Griffith Show' Whether you call it a toupee, a wig, a weave or whatever.. What trouble has your hairpiece [...]
Friday means new music! And after the last few days, we could use some distraction. Niall Horan has released his long-anticipated second LP, Heartbreak Weather, which includes "Nice to Meet Ya," along with 13 other tracks. "Both you and I have been waiting for this day for a long time," Horan wrote on Instagram. "I [...]
Aggieville Business Association Executive Director Dennis Cook updated us on St. Patrick’s Day and Fake Patty’s Day events Friday morning. Cook says despite some of the social distancing going on, Aggieville is open for business.
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Aggieville will have to wait for the 42nd St. Patrick’s Day Parade as two annual Manhattan events were canceled Thursday due to novel coronavirus concerns. The Manhattan City Commission in a special session voted 4 to 1 to revoke previously approved special events permits for the parade as well as the St. Patrick’s Day 10k [...]
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K-12 school leaders are wrestling with the challenges of how to best protect the safety of children and staff against the spread of COVID-19. State Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson held a conference call Thursday where he informed school leaders of three options the districts have in the event a local health department mandates a [...]
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Kansas health officials say they have identified three new cases of the novel coronavirus, making four cases in the state. Mary Beverly, the interim director of the Johnson County Health Department, says the cases are three men between the ages of 35 and 65 who all attended a conference in Florida. Beverly says the men [...]
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LEON, Kan. (AP) — Emergency crews are searching for the body of a 2-year-old Kansas girl who disappeared after her father drove them both into a river. Butler County Sheriff Kelly Herzet says the man’s body was recovered from the Walnut River near Leon Wednesday night but that the girl has not been found. Herzet [...]
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Authorities say two Kansas men were charged Thursday with first-degree murder and other crimes connected to the death of an 83-year-old Vermillion man. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation said in a news release that the murder charges stem from the Jan. 24 death of Donald E. McLaughlin at his home. The [...]
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