With accolades including NCAA national titles already on the shelf, Iola graduate Josh Honeycutt received one more honor with his induction into the ...

She’s turned that passion into her newest business venture, Oops Thrift Store. Champion, a Great Britain native who moved to Iola more than a year ago, took over the old Shannon Hardware building at ...

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A student’s GPA, career interests and even whether they’ve failed a class could soon determine how much they pay to participate in career and technical education (CTE) programs. New Kansas legislation ...

One of the sides of the Construction and Demolition landfill, operated by Jordan Disposal LLC in Galena, Kansas. Photo by Kansas News Service Residents of Galena, Kansas, are complaining about a ...

In Step Dance Academy presents “Wonderlust,” for its annual recital at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.

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In his eight-plus years of crisscrossing the country on his bicycle, William Galloway has traveled through Iola on five different occasions, including this week for bike repairs. In his travels, ...

Family Safety Night brought throngs of youngsters, and the young at heart Thursday evening on Iola’s square. The annual affair was sponsored by the Allen County Multi-Agency Team, and featured a ...

Early in the 20th century, childbirth in America looked very different than what you’ll find in most labor and delivery wards today. Many hospital births involved “twilight sleep,” a cocktail of drugs ...

Iola native Emily Roush and her husband, Kaden, have preserved a community grocery store in a north-central Kansas town, through creativity and flexibility. Their efforts garnered the Roushes the 2026 ...

A no-holds-barred bout of partisan redistricting has been won by Republicans. Now it’s up to voters to decide whether it matters for control of Congress.