Riley County clerk’s office is taking additional measures this election year due to coronavirus. County Clerk Rich Vargo says they expect fewer polling places due to fewer volunteers this year. So far, 51 of their 190 volunteers have said they will not be helping this year due to coronavirus concerns. He doesn’t anticipate that number [...]
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A virtual round table discussion was held during Monday’s Intergovernmental Luncheon with entities touching on how a gradual reopening of business and government may look in the coming weeks. Gov. Laura Kelly’s statewide stay-at-home order expires May 3 and all indications are that will not be extended. Riley County Health Department Director Julie Gibbs says [...]
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2:30 p.m. Wednesday update Riley County has no new cases of the coronavirus today, meaning the total remains at 47. One more person recovered from the virus, bringing the total number of recoveries to 24 and active cases to 23. There are 44 pending and 390 negative test results. Ascension Via Christi Hospital has zero [...]
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The Clay County Health Department is reporting its first coronavirus-related death. The patient, a 70-year-old woman who contracted the disease out of state died Saturday. She’s one of 120 deaths attributed to the disease in Kansas. At least one Clay County contact of hers was identified and remains in quarantine at home until April 28. [...]
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The Riley County Health Department has a new online survey for community members to report their health condition regardless of if they are showing symptoms for COVID-19. It’s available at rileycountyks.gov/covidsurvey. The information is confidential and will only be used to determine how the coronavirus is spreading locally. The health department says it won’t ask [...]
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Mercury NashvilleNewcomer Travis Denning already managed to crack the top forty with his song about a fake ID, "David Ashley Parker from Powder Springs." Now, the Georgia native's made it all the way to the top ten with his follow-up, "A...
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockLast week, Clint Black unveiled plans for his next album, Out of Sane, which is due out on June 19. Ahead of the project’s release date, the singer is sharing its patriotic first single, “Am...
Riley County continues to see a climb in the number of positive cases of the coronavirus, while more people recover and more testing becomes available locally. As of Saturday, the Riley County Health Department saw three new confirmed positive cases reported in two 23-year-old women and one 22-year-old man. All three are known contacts of [...]
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Five Ascension Via Christi Hospital certified nursing assistants (CNAs) are volunteering to assist medical officials at Ascension facilities in Illinois and Indiana. Alyssa Jones and Brooklin Stoddard are both traveling to Chicago. Baylee Hogan, Cortney Kipp and Taylor Vandeloo are volunteering in Indianapolis, where outbreaks of the coronavirus have been more rampant. The five were [...]
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