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Nikole Babb

Nikole Babb

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Photojournalist, Butler County Times-Gazette

Kansas City

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  • Kansas lawmakers approve creation of new child care department, change regulations

    By Nikole Babb Verified|Butler County Times-GazetteVerifiedBy Morgan ChilsonKansas ReflectorTOPEKA — The House and Senate moved forward this week to create a new Kansas Office of Early Childhood, merging three departments that govern child care in the state, while loosening regulations for child care providers and providing an opt-out for required child vaccinations. Both chambers passed House Bill 2045, sending the legislation on to Gov. Laura Kelly for her approval.

    By Nikole Babb Verified · Butler County Times-Gazette

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt to Host Youth Participants this April

    By Nikole Babb Verified|Butler County Times-GazetteVerifiedKansas One Shot Turkey HuntApril 8, 2025 – The Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt is excited to announce its selection of five youth hunters thanks to its continued partnership with Pass It On! Outdoor Mentors and the Kansas Wildscape Foundation. This year, exceptional kids from across the state of Kansas will have the unique opportunity to participate in this upcoming hunting event that will take place April 16-18, 2025.

    By Nikole Babb Verified · Butler County Times-Gazette

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Kansas lawmakers approve creation of new child care department, change regulations

    By Nikole Babb Verified|Butler County Times-GazetteVerifiedBy Morgan ChilsonKansas ReflectorTOPEKA — The House and Senate moved forward this week to create a new Kansas Office of Early Childhood, merging three departments that govern child care in the state, while loosening regulations for child care providers and providing an opt-out for required child vaccinations. Both chambers passed House Bill 2045, sending the legislation on to Gov. Laura Kelly for her approval.

    By Nikole Babb Verified · Butler County Times-Gazette

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Butler County Times-Gazette

Augusta, Kansas, United States

+1 316-321-1120