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Missouri Colleges Are Trying To Convince Future Students That Teaching Is A Good Job

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There's a serious teacher shortage in Kansas City and across the country, as fewer people pursue a career that often involves low pay, high stress...
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(OKLAHOMA) Upland Update: Quail Generally Healthy Based on Trapping Surveys in 2018

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Upland Update: Quail Generally Healthy Based on Trapping Surveys in 2018 Preliminary data from trapping efforts last year indicate the state’s northern bobwhites are in...
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Kansas Is Blurring The Lines Between Classroom And Workplace

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The classroom and workplace have traditionally been kept separate. But a redesign that’s been going on for four years in Kansas could blend the two...
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KWPT Commission to Meet September 19 in Great Bend

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PRATT – The Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KWPT) Commission will conduct its next public meeting on September 19, 2019 at the Kansas Wetlands...
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Meet The Master Printer Who Quietly Helps Kansas City Artists Look Their Best

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By: JULIE DENESHA    Mike Sims is a bit emotional. As he prepares to celebrate 40 years of working with an array of acclaimed artists, the master...
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KDWPT-managed Dove Fields Make Ideal Hunting Spots

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PRATT – The 2019 Kansas dove hunting season begins September 1 and opportunity awaits. More than 50 fields managed specifically for dove hunting by...
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Cerner Will Layoff At Least 100 Kansas City-Area Employees

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By: LILY LIEBERMAN     Cerner Corp. will lay off 255 of its U.S. employees in an effort to boost operating margins to 20% by the end of...
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Shorter days fishing tip: Use bigger baits to target larger bluegills in the school

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Summer is winding down, but there’s lots of great open-water fishing still available. Baitfish have had months to grow and are more of a...
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What If We Belched Less CO2 Into The Atmosphere By Stashing It Under Kansas?

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  By:  BRIAN GRIMMETT       WICHITA, Kansas — Large industrial operations — think electrical power plants, oil refineries, ethanol facilities —cough carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by the...
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(OKLAHOMA) Dove Opener Sept. 1 Looks Challenging; Free Hunting Days Coming Soon

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Dove Opener Sept. 1 Looks Challenging; Free Hunting Days Coming Soon Dove hunting season will open Sunday, Sept. 1, across Oklahoma. The dove opener is...
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