Larned News & Sports

Kansas Highway Patrol announces promotion of Master Trooper Kelon Parr to Lieutenant, he will now oversee operations as the Rural 3 Field Lieutenant for Troop F; Stafford County Economic Development encourages community to submit entries for photo contest.

The Royals finish their series in New York with the Mets; NBA Summer League update; Wimbledon winding down.

The Royals fall in New York; World Cup quarterfinals; NBA Summer League update; Wimbledon rolls on.

The Royals win a high-scoring shootout Tuesday night; The World Cup Round of 16 finishes; Wimbledon quarterfinals roll on.

Stafford County Economic Development's annual Photo Contest is open to entries, with a new contest division-Business Owner; Sunflower Summer Program to begin on Thursday.

A split for the Bat Cats on Monday; The Royals break out the bats against Philly; The United States dream ends at the World Cup; Wimbledon quarterfinal matches are underway.

Independence Day Holiday a tragic one for five Kansans who passed away in vehicle accidents; Kansas Livestock Association releases list of endorsed candidates for contested primary races.  

The Great Bend Bat Cats stay atop the league standings; The Royals win on Sunday; Team USA will have their leading goal scorer back for tonight's matchup against Belgium; An upset on the ladies side at Wimbledon.

Larned Area Chamber of Commerce to dedicate Statue of Liberty Saturday morning, Fort Larned National Historic Site to host Independence Day Weekend complete with a cannon salute to the flag at noon on Saturday.

The Great Bend Bat Cats fall in Derby; The Royals are shutout by the Rays; USA Soccer advances in the World Cup; NBA offseason moves continue; Wimbledon Round 2 is underway.

Great Bend Police called on Sunday for report of a stabbing; Rural Food and Farm businesses may be eligible for up to $25,000 in grant money through Harvest to Market Grant Program.  

A big doubleheader sweep for the Bat Cats; The Royals fall at home; Dean Wade finds a new home in the NBA; Team USA is back in action tonight in the World Cup; Wimbledon is into Round 2.

An important league doubleheader tonight for the Bat Cats; The Royals return to the field tonight; Things are heating up at the World Cup; Wimbledon is underway in tennis.

Barton County Facade Improvement Grant Program officially open; Edwards County Economic Development names first recipient of Roof Grant program; Kansas Department of Agriculture Photo Context open now.

The Bat Cats win on Sunday; East beats West in the Shrine Bowl; The Royals salvage a game in Chicago; World Cup knockout matches are underway.

The Bat Cats head back to the field tonight; The Shrine Bowl is Saturday; A tough day for the Royals offense; USA Soccer falls, prepares for round of 32.

Rain continues to drench the Golden Belt; Kansas Unemployment for May down a tenth of a percent from April.  

The Bat Cats pick up a non-league win; The Royals fall in Tampa; The NBA Draft finishes; World Cup matches roll on.

Local Kansas 4-H youth honored for dedication and growth in recent Emerald Circle Celebration: Among those recognized were Garrett Dunn from the 21 Central District, Grayson Maxwell from Pawnee County, and from the Cottonwood District, Russell Kern and Samantha Negaard.

The Bat Cats are rained out; A Royal offensive outburst; The first round of the NBA Draft is in the books; Group play continues in the World Cup

Kansas Department of Health and Environment's Community Health Promotion Program announces recipients of Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Community grant; Kansas Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland announces award for Kanopolis Drive-In.  

The Bat Cats fall to Haysville; The Royals open a series in Tampa Bay; A national champion is crowned in college baseball; A new World Cup goal record holder; Trades happen ahead of tonight's NBA Draft.

Parts of the Golden Belt saw heavy rain over the weekend, along with strong winds; Cornerstone Armory aims to strengthen community and provide essential care.