Pawnee Mental Health has named a new Military Treatment Coordinator. Pawnee announced earlier in the week that Savannah Lee has been appointed to the position. In her new role, Lee will be responsible for creating tailored treatment plans for clients, facilitating clinical outreach and coordinating care to ensure comprehensive support for servicemembers. Lee holds a master’s degree in clincal psychology from The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs and a bachelor’s in history, international relations and global studies with a focus on international security. Prior to joining Pawnee, Lee accumulated valuable experience as a clinical psychology student, providing therapy services in an…
Author: AJ Shaw
AJ Shaw
Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, AJ joined KMAN in the Summer of 2023 and is currently a news/sports reporter, producer and host of Scoreboard Saturday. You can contact him at aj@1350kman.com.
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) began Phase 2 of its bridge replacement project on K-99 in Wabaunsee County this week. The structure, which is 2 miles south of Eskridge, will utilize the shoofly detour through the project area as construction continues on the bridge. Other surrounding work is expected to be completed by the end of the week. KDOT will use signs, barricades, codes and temporary pavement markings to direct traffic through the area and the work zone will have a reduced speed limit of 35 miles per hour. The configuration is expected to be in place until around…
On this week’s edition of Wildcat Insider, Mitch and Tim recap K-State’s huge win in Boulder over the Buffs. Wyatt Thompson joins the guys in Hour 2 and they look ahead to this week’s matchup with West Virginia.
A Junction City man was arrested by Kansas Highway Patrol on Sunday on a slew of charges. Jermain Johnson, 48, was arrested just before 8 a.m. on K-18 on charges of aggravated battery on a law enforcement agency by causing great bodily harm to a state, county, or city officer on duty, interference with law enforcement by obstructing, resisting or opposing a felony warrant service or execution, battery on a law enforcement officer by physical contact, driving with a suspended license and exceeding the maximum speed limit. Johnson was transported to the Riley County Jail following his arrest. He remains…
Seg. 1 – MHS moves to 6-0/Interview with Joe Schartz Seg. 2 – NCKL Scores and Standings/Interview with Shane Sieban Seg. 3 – Big East League Scores and Standings/Interviews with Logan Pegram and Erik Willimon Seg. 4 – TVL Scores and Standings/Interview with Nick Anderson
Two were killed and three were seriously injured in a weekend accident on US-24 in Clay County. The accident occurred Saturday just before 4 p.m. on US-24 just 7 miles west of Clay Center. A 2001 Ford Ranger was traveling eastbound before it unknowingly crossed over into the westbound lane striking a 2004 Toyota Sienna head on. The Toyota then proceeded to fall on its passenger side in the south ditch. The driver of the Ford – Richard Jackson, 18, of Clay Center was taken to Salina Regional Health Center for a suspected serious injury. Two occupants in the Toyota…
On Thursday’s edition of The Game, Brian Howell joins the program to preview Colorado. Then in Hour 2, Curry Sexton and the “Voice of the Buffs” Mark Johnson join the program to look ahead to Saturday’s matchup.
A man was seriously injured on Wednesday in a motorcycle accident that occurred in Manhattan. Kade Schulze, 29, of Manhattan, was riding near the intersection of 12th Street and Fort Riley Boulevard just before 11 a.m. on Wednesday morning when he was struck by an unknown vehicle. Schulze was transported by EMS to Via Christi for life threatening injuries. His status is unknown at this time.
On Wednesday’s edition of The Game, Drew Galloway from K-State Online joins the program. The guys then preview tonight’s ALDS Game 3 between the Royals and the Yankees.
Riley County’s search for a new health director has turned up 16 candidates so far. Officials confirmed last month that Julie Gibbs, the former health director, was no longer employed with the county as of Aug. 29 but would not give details about the circumstances of her departure. County commissioner John Ford on Tuesday said officials are “just in the primitive stages of working on” finding Gibbs’ replacement. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.