Kathy Hageman

Buried remnants of Abilene’s past keep churning up as construction crews work on the new Dickinson County Jail.

Note: This is the first of a two-part story regarding the Oct. 22 county commission meeting where members faced questions from two county residents regarding policy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dickinson County Commissioners and County Attorney Andrea Purvis came under fire Thursday after she sent out a notice Wednesday stating her office would prosecute those not complying with the county’s

Citing budgetary reasons, the Dickinson County Commission appointed County Health Department Director John Hultgren as county health officer during its Thursday meeting.

Some people may have seen orange fencing in the intersection of Third and Spruce Streets in downtown Abilene last week and earlier this week and wondered why.

If there’s a disaster situation in the North Central Kansas emergency management area officials know they can depend on Chancy Smith for help.

Recently I found an early 1970s article from the Reflector-Chronicle my mother had clipped that named the people who participated in a piano recital in the Kennedy school auditorium.

I read an article a couple days ago about how many children today have so many toys that their families are overwhelmed.

Does anyone besides me intently watch movies and TV shows set in the past looking for objects that were in your home growing up?

Ah spring! My second most favorite season after fall.