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K-State College Announces Outstanding Seniors

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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member

2 weeks ago

K-State College Announces Outstanding Seniors

The College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to recognize the spring 2026 Outstanding Senior Award winners. This year's outstanding senior award winners were nominated by faculty and staff within each of their respective programs.

The College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to recognize the spring 2026 Outstanding Senior Award winners. This year's outstanding senior award winners were nominated by faculty and staff within each of their respective programs. Chosen students have been engaged on campus and in their communities, volunteered their time to provide for others, served in leadership roles in local and/or national organizations, have dedicated themselves to advancing knowledge through research, and/or have overcome obstacles in life while working towards their college degree. Winners from Kansas are: Karlyn Gustin, gerontology, Carbondale; Caden Rowan, integrative physiology, Ellinwood; Natalie Peterson, fashion studies, Lenexa; Lauren Harris, kinesiology, Salina; Kara Kunselman, family and consumer sciences education, Satanta; Lizzie Kuhl, communication sciences and disorders, and Emily Calcara, nutrition and health, both from Shawnee; Cayley Grable, athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Troy; Emily Jones, integrative human sciences, Washington; and Ryan Bender, nutritional sciences and Dione Ramos, personal financial planning, both from Wichita. From out of state: Ki Howard, dietetics, Brookston, Indiana; Sophia North, public health, Kansas City, Missouri; and Graysen Denning, human development and family science, Grapevine, Texas.

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Huntsville Utility Billing: Service Information and Suspension Policies

The Utility Billing Division provides the following services:Assists with service requestsCollects bills for water, wastewater and solid waste servicesCustomer serviceProvides information related to billing and servicesThe division also acts as a collection point for monies received by other City departments.For any new service requests or accounts suspended for non-pay need to be submitted and paid before 9 am for same-day service. - For any accounts set for suspension a $40.00 suspension fee will be applied the morning of the suspension date regardless if the water is disconnected or not.Is my utility billing information confidential?Yes. Generally, we will only disclose your information to persons named on the account. Historically, utility customer information was subject to disclosure under the Texas Government Code, Chapter 552 (Public Information Act) unless a customer specified in writing they wanted their information to be kept confidential, however, in 2021, the Texas legislature passed H.B. 872 amending the Texas Utility Code to make utility customer information confidential by default. You do have the right to request the City disclose your information under the Public Information Act, which you can do by completing a Request for Disclosure of Information Maintained by the City of Huntsville Utility Billing Department and returning the  form to the Utility Billing department by email ([email protected]) or U.S mail (Utility Billing Department, 1212 Avenue M Huntsville TX 77340)Change or TerminationTo terminate services please fill out the attached form and email it to [email protected] or fax 936-291-5489. Request Form for Disconnection of ServicePay By PhoneCall: 888-291-1712 Option 1Pay OnlineEasily pay your utility bills online.Here is a step-by-step instructions on how to create and view your utility billing account. Create Online Account with Credit Cards

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Comment on California I-5 Mile 653 North by Jasmine McLaughlin

The rest area on I-5 northbound exit 653 (in California) is by far the cleanest rest area I have ever been to in my 41 years on this earth. The parking lot has no trash or litter, the men’s and women’s bathrooms/toilets are clean, stocked with toilet paper, has empty garbages, and the soap smells so out of this world amazing! Thank you so much to the workers – we see you and super appreciate you!!

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Understanding Huntsville's Annual Budget Process

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"The Finance Department is responsible for producing, monitoring, and reporting the City's annual operating budget.Fiscal ProcessThe City of Huntsville's fiscal year begins October 1 through September 30. Each spring, the City begins the annual budget process by providing City Staff members with instructions and directions for budget request preparation. In accordance with the goals and priorities that resulted from this strategic planning session, City staff then prepare their departmental budget requests. Each City department prepares a base budget request and a supplemental budget request for each of their divisions.PreparationThe base budget is the portion of the budget that provides for the continuation of operations at the current service level, taking into account the updated costs required to provide these services. The Supplemental Budget is the portion of the budget that includes new programs and personnel, new equipment, and any changes to the present level of service. Each department of the City prepares a budget that seeks to fulfill the City Council's strategic plan and long-term vision for the future of our community through every service they perform, both in daily operations and special projects and programs. Because of Huntsville's limited resources, not every budget request can be funded.ReviewThe City Manager reviews departmental budget requests and weighs them against available funding and other requests. The City Manager then presents a proposed budget to the City Council that includes recommended supplemental requests for new or expanded programs, additional personnel, new equipment, and proposed projects. The Council has the opportunity to revise the budget to conform with its objectives. Public Hearings regarding the budget and tax rate are held in July/August and open to the public.General FundThe City budget contains several different funds, with the largest being the General Fund, which is used for general government services that do not need to be accounted for separately. General government services include police protection, fire protection, park maintenance, and administrative activities. Once adopted, the budget takes effect on the first day of the fiscal year (October 1), and any major change must be approved by the City Council.Copies of the budget are available for review online or in the Finance Department office."

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"Huntsville Public Library Summer Reading presents2026 Summer Reading Unearth A StoryAbout the ProgramJoin us this summer for our 2026 Summer Reading Program. Designed to help children and adults maintain their reading skills during the summer by encouraging a fun summer of reading: the program includes Early Readers (ages 0-7), Kids (ages 8-12), teens (ages 13-17), and adults (18+).Early registration day, May 22! All early registrants will be eligible for a one-time drawing! Important Dates Early Registration Day – May 22 Summer Reading Kickoff – May 30 * 11:00-1:00 * Special gifts for attendees and program registrations (during event only) Summer Reading Program – May 30 to July 25 3 rd Annual Bookmark Design Contest: June 1 – July 2 The last day to log reading online – Saturday, July 25  How to Register :Register online at https://huntsvilletx.readsquared.com/ or click the Summer Reading Banner on the library website www.myhuntsvilleLibrary.com Download the READSquared AppHow to participate – New Registrations Create an account online – Select “Register Now”. Family accounts are encouraged. Parents should register first then add each child. *Please note that if you have more than one child participating in the summer reading program each child will need to be added to their ageappropriate program Select your age from the dropdown menu Click Continue Enter your information, including a username and password – continue to add other participants Log in to track your reading and earn points – multiple children accounts can be selected when adding minutes read Logging Minutes Read – Early Readers, Kids, Teens To log minutes read, click “Log Reading” in the center on the app. Then click “Minutes” in the center of the page. Enter the Book Title, Author (optional) Scroll down to select the reader by clicking and turning them green Then click “Submit” to save your minutes. Students: For every 180 minutes’ read the reader will receive a virtual badge and a notification that a Level prize awaits them at the library. Levels 1 – 5 are prize levels only. Earn 2000 points to complete the reading program. Keep reading and logging to become a member of the 3000 Plus Reader Club. To achieve the title of Top Reader be sure to keep your reading log updated and keep reading. The reader in each age category with the most minutes read will earn the Top Reader Award. Logging ends July 25. Logging Books - Adults To log minutes read, click “Log Reading” in the center on the app. Then click “Book” in the center of the page. Enter the Book Title, Author (optional) Scroll down to select the reader by clicking to turning them green Then click “Submit” to save your minutes. Adults: Every book title logged earns 100 points. For every 200 points the reader receives a virtual badge. Earn 2000 points to complete the reading program. Log weekly for a chance to win a prize by having your name entered into the weekly participant drawing. Keep reading and logging to become a member of the 3000 Plus Reader Club and to achieve the title of Top Reader be sure to keep your reading log updated and keep reading. The adult with the most points will earn the Adult Top Reader Award. Logging ends July 25, 2026. Frequently Asked Questions I can't come to the library very often this summer.  Can I still do summer reading?Yes, absolutely. Participants may register online. All reading is tracked online at https://huntsvilletx.readsquared.com/ or download the READSquared AppHow will you know if my child read books appropriate for his or her reading level?We want to celebrate the accomplishments of every reader. We trust the judgement of the parent, caregiver, or guardian to select books appropriate for their child's reading level. Remember, the goal is to maintain children's reading skills during the summer. What counts as reading?Reading any book - comic books, novels, picture books, or being read to--it’s all up to you. Audiobooks Do Not qualify for this year’s program. To qualify for the reading program, all reading must be logged between May 30 and July 25. Reading is Winning! If one member of my family wins a prize, does that make me ineligible to win?No, having a family member win a prize does not make a person ineligible to win. Everyone is reading to earn the top reader award crown for their age group.  Is a Huntsville Public Library card required for participation?No, a library card is not required to participate. However, library cards are needed to check items out from the library. Please see a staff member to get your free library card (with qualifying documentation). Registration is required to participate in the online summer reading program.  When is the last day to log minutes or books read? July 25, 2026"

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"Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Monday, April 20, 2026"

Walker County Commissioners to Meet April 24

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"County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting Date: Friday, April 24, 2026 Time: 9:00 AM Location: Walker County Courthouse"

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