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Registered explores the people and places that make Allen County, Kansas a special place to live. The views from Allen County, produced by The Iola Register.
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SEKMHC’s Cody Haviland: Connecting with others is critical to health (opens the original)
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Cody Haviland is a school-based mental health therapist with Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center, where he’s worked since 2015. He splits his time between the Humboldt and Chanute school districts. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, so we wanted to speak with Haviland about what he sees in our young people today. What are some of the underlying issues affecting teen mental health? How as a community can we improve to help reduce the stigma around asking for help? In this week’s e
Maureen Olson remembers the Iola Theatre (opens the original)
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Maureen Olson and her family came to Iola in 1995. Almost immediately, she began managing the Iola Drive-In and the Iola Theatre. Maureen left those positions in 1999 to become the director of Christian ministry at Iola's First Presbyterian Church. She later attended Phillips Theological Seminary in Tulsa and was ordained as a minister at First Presbyterian Church in Yates Center in 2014. In this week's episode of "Registered," we talk with Maureen about her time at the Iola Theatre, what the mo
For Marv, it's always, always been about the kids (opens the original)
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Marv Smith came to Iola in 1966. He retired from 46 years of teaching at Iola High School in 2012 but continued to coach cross country until the pandemic. If you account for his years of coaching track and field, football, cross country, and his time in the classroom, he touched the lives of thousands of students. Marv is a local legend and hard to introduce. Hard to write about. He means many things to many, many people. But his focus is unwavering, constant and true: the kids. It's always been
Robin Lohman explains why Kansas’s new Community Supports Waiver is such a milestone (opens the original)
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Last month, Gov. Laura Kelly announced that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services had approved Kansas’s new Community Supports Waiver. The waiver will expand home and community-based services to 500 Kansans for up to $20,000 per year. It's a major expansion of an effort to keep individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities with their families and integrated in their communities. Here to explain it all is Robin Lohman. Lohman lives in Iola and is an Assistant I/DD Director w
How Iola High School is rethinking its approach to technology (opens the original)
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In this week's episode of "Registered," we speak with Iola High School principal Scott Carson. Big changes await IHS students when they return this fall. First, a statewide ban on cell phones will be in effect. Second, the school is moving away from assigning Chromebooks to each student, instead allowing students to have access to classroom Chromebook carts on an as-needed basis. The two changes will affect every single student, teacher and classroom. They also come as more and more schools are
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