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  • 1 week ago | kshb.com | Ryan Gamboa

    OSAWATOMIE, Kan. — The Osawatomie Chamber of Commerce, alongside Oz Mart owner, Tony Singh, cut a ribbon Tuesday night to celebrate the city's newest store. The store will offer some of the same items found in a traditional grocery store. "This is an investment in Osawatomie," Shay Hanysak, Chamber of Commerce director told community members. For 17 years, Singh and his family have operated a gas station near U.S. Highway 169.

  • 1 week ago | kshb.com | Ryan Gamboa

    KSHB 41 reporter Ryan Gamboa covers Miami County in Kansas and Cass County in Missouri. He also covers agricultural topics. Share your story idea with Ryan. —Rural Paola, Kansas, residents within USD 368 are gathering signatures to petition a school levy. "The problem I have with the verbiage is that it says cost of living. I don’t know what that means," Kristie Chavez, a Paola resident, said.

  • 2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Ryan Gamboa

    LOUISBURG, Kan. — It's early in the planting season for Kansas agriculture producers. Fifth-generation Bucyrus, Kansas farmer Hayden Guetterman is hard at work getting this year's crop in the ground. "The concern is the new marketing year," Guetterman explained. With headlines surrounding President Donald Trump's tariffs, Guetterman is doing what he always does, focusing on this year's crop. "I think by doing this action, it will bring China to the table," he said.

  • 2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Ryan Gamboa

    BUCYRUS, Kan. — If you drive through rural Bucyrus, Kansas on almost any day, there's a chance you will pass Kenny Kenley on his lawn mower. "I love working. I never stop," Kenley said. "It relaxes me."Kenley moved 30 years ago from Michigan to Bucyrus. He loves living in rural Kansas. In 2009, Kenley's health declined, taking away mobility in his legs. He was diagnosed with cancer, spending two years on life support, and also lived through seven heart attacks. "It's a little bit rough," he said.

  • 2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Ryan Gamboa

    OSAWATOMIE, Kan. — In December last year, five Kansas lawmakers signed off a legislative audit of Osawatomie State Hospital through the Kansas Legislative Division of Post Audit (KLPA). Rep. Samantha Poetter Parshall (R- District 6)Sen. Caryn Tyson (R- District 12)Rep. Carrie Barth (R- District. 5)Rep. Fred Gardner (R- District 9)Former Sen.

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Ryan Gamboa
Ryan Gamboa @BabyGamz
4 Apr 25

First the they cut Jan Yanehiro, baseball, now all athletics. We all knew this was coming. I don’t need to say what’s next… Unreal.

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SFGATE @SFGate

San Francisco university eliminates all sports programs https://t.co/0i4A0OUw9k

Ryan Gamboa
Ryan Gamboa @BabyGamz
4 Apr 25

RT @KSHB41: BREAKING: A priest at a rural north-central Kansas parish was shot and killed Thursday, the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansa…

Ryan Gamboa
Ryan Gamboa @BabyGamz
20 Mar 25

RT @KSHB41: Farmers are advocating for Missouri House Bill 366, a piece of legislation that would allow the Missouri Farm Bill to offer hea…