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1 week ago | 1015krock.com | Mitch Fortner

On today’s edition of The Game, Mitch and Cole will give their Big 12 football post-spring power rankings from top to bottom, as well as name a Jabroni of the Week! Hour 1 Segment 1 – Big 12 football post-spring power rankings 9-16 Segment 2 – Big 12 football post-spring power rankings 9-16 continued Segment 3 – Jabroni of the Week Hour 2 Segment 1 – Big 12 football post-spring power rankings 8-1 Segment 2 – Big 12 football post-spring power rankings 8-1 continued Segment 3 – Ask Us Anything...

2 weeks ago | 1015krock.com | Mitch Fortner

Brenden Wirth, Director of Political Affairs at Kansas Farm Bureau, leads a coalition designed to recruit and train candidates for local government office. The campaign process can be daunting enough to scare off good leaders, which is why Wirth and his colleagues want to make public service more accessible. On today’s episode, Mike speaks with Brenden about advocacy, lobbying and casting a wider net for local politicians. Subscribe to our YouTube channel.

2 weeks ago | 1015krock.com | Mitch Fortner

Access to transportation is no small factor in the success of a community. Anne Smith and Daphne McNelly from Flint Hills ATA Bus have experienced the impact of their industry firsthand. Through community collaboration and connection, the ATA bus continues to expand its reach and ensure that Manhattan residents are able to get where they need to go. Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Stream the show live weekday mornings at 9am: https://www.youtube.com/@NewsRadioKMAN.

1 month ago | 1015krock.com | Mitch Fortner

The 2025 legislative session in Kansas just wrapped up. On today’s show, Mike sits down with State Senator Kenny Titus of Manhattan and State Representative Bill Bloom of Clay Center to debrief. Rep. Bill Bloom claimed there was more disparity between urban and rural ideals than between the Republican and Democratic parties. Addressing the state budget, the Republican supermajority, property tax changes and veteran tax breaks, GOP legislators Sen. Titus and Rep. Bloom recap the session.

1 month ago | 1015krock.com | Mitch Fortner

After nine seasons, Junction City Boys’ Basketball coach Nick Perez has decided to step down from his position, announced Monday by Junction City’s Athletic Director Chris Bogenhagen. Perez was also the coach for the boys and girls golf teams at Junction City. Perez released a statement to the JC Post, “I cannot thank Junction City enough for the past nine years, they have been amazing,” Perez said. “The students, staff, coaches, players, and community have been tremendous.