KABI Wake Up Call Host John Anderson visits Tuesday with White House Historian Lindsay M. Chervinsky about President Eisenhower and her Lunch and Learn program talk. Lindsay M. Chervinsky is a White House Historian at the White House Historical Association. Previously, she received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis and held a postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for President...
Executive Director of the Eisenhower Foundation visits with KABI Wake Up Call host John Anderson about the Foundation Bridge Benefit, the Vintage Baseball game August 3rd and the expected uptick in visitors to Abilene with the opening of the Renovated Museum....
A pretty pink belt buckle started it all for Jamie Nemechek. It was, as a youngster, when she walked through a western store with her parents and siblings that she spotted the buckle, as part of an ad for a rodeo queen contest. She asked her mom what she needed to do to get that buckle, and her mom, a former rodeo queen herself, told her. Now, ten years later, she’s got her own buckle, as the 20...
UPDATE The two-year-old boy missing from Clay Center has been found safe Sunday evening. The Clay Center Police Department originally said the boy went missing Saturday, and was possibly in danger. They say it was an alleged interference with parental custody incident, and the child was with a family member. Clay Center PD says the boy will be on his way home soon....
Former Fort Riley soldier received nation's highest military honor. President Donald Trump awarded the nation’s highest military honor to former Army Staff Sgt. David G. Bellavia for actions in Iraq . Bellavia, who served with the Big Red One in Iraq, was leading a squad in support of Operation Phantom Fury on his 29th birthday in November 2004 when his platoon was pinned down by gunfire as he ...
Topeka’s Heartland Motorsports Park announced Thursday as the new permanent home of the Country Stampede Music Festival. The multi-day, country music festival, which has annually drawn more than 100,000 fans, has been held the past 23 years in Manhattan. ...
The Russian cyber-attack on the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant, in Coffey Co., two years ago also targeted another nuclear facility that’s less than an hour’s drive from Northeast Kansas, according to a new report from the New York Times. In an article on offensive efforts by the U.S. Cyber Command, the newspaper revealed previously undisclosed reports that the Moscow-backed hackers tried to b...
A former 1st Infantry Division soldier from Fort Riley will receive the nation’s highest award for valor in action against an enemy force. According to the White House, Staff Sergeant David G. Bellavia will receive the Congressional Medal of Honor from the President on June 25. He will become the seventh U.S. Army Soldier from the Iraq War to receive the nation’s highest military award. Accord...
Deputy Director and supervisory archivist at the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum Tim Rives visits with KABI Wake Up Call Host John Anderson about the Evenings at Ease program 34 and 42 Going to Bat for Equality June 11 at 7 p.m....
Kansas health officials say every county in the state is at moderate risk of West Nile virus infections. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment said Friday no human cases have been reported as of May 25. The virus can cause fever and other symptoms. About one out of 150 infected people develop swelling of the brain or brain tissue that in some cases can cause death. The virus cannot be t...
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KABI Wake Up Call Host John Anderson visits Tuesday with White House Historian Lindsay M. Chervinsk...
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