Corrections officer helps offenders return to community

Marion County Record - Tue Nov 24

What would it be like to be a probation officer? Jo Olsen of Lincolnville knows.

Herington Recycling plant could bring 1,400 jobs to area

Hillsboro Star-Journal - Tue Nov 24

A Florida company's plan for a recycling plant at Herington could bring as many as 1,400 new jobs to the area, if everything goes smoothly.

Crash on Bridge Leads to Arrest

KSALLink.com - Tue Nov 24

First responders found a full-sized pickup truck balanced on the edge of the bridge, with the guard rail extending through the entire engine compartment and coming out the rear window.

"Officials Identify Body"

The Daily Union - Fri Nov 20

The Dickinson County Sheriff's Office received preliminary autopsy information today regarding the human body found in Dickinson County Tuesday.

Body found in Dickinson Co. identified

KSNW-TV - Fri Nov 20

Dickinson County authorities have identified a body found by a hunter Tuesday. Authorities have identified the man as 53-year-old Walter Henry Miller who was last known to live in Kentucky.

"Body Found Near Chapman"

The Daily Union - Thu Nov 19

A dead man was discovered by a bird hunter near Chapman Tuesday afternoon and Dickinson County officials are hoping to have the deceased person identified today.

Burdick

Marion County Record - Wed Nov 18

John and Adriane Richard of Lawrence are parents of a boy, Judah Earl, born Thursday.

Body Found Near Chapman

KSNT-TV Topeka - Wed Nov 18

Authorities are investigating after a body was found in Dickinson County. A hunter found the body of a man Tuesday afternoon just off Highway 40 about 2 and 3/4 miles east of Chapman, according to police.

Hunter finds body in Dickinson County

Kansas.com - Wed Nov 18

Sheriff Gareth Hoffman says a Chapman man was hunting along a milo field east of Chapman when he discovered the body.

Burdick

Gazette-Bulletin - Tue Nov 10

A hundred people attended the Saturday morning pancake feed at the legion. Some familiar faces in the crowd were Audine and Irwin Strand, Bonnie Sill and Beverly of Herington and Scott and Connie Barlow, Lexy and Alex, of Toronto.