Registered

Seth Bolling of Moran Locker on beef prices, farming and faith

February 2nd, 2026  |  34 mins 29 secs

agriculture, allen county, beef, beef industry, cattle, kansas, ranching

In this week’s episode of Registered, we talk with Bolling about the state of today’s beef industry, what’s behind the recent high prices, and what producers need to continue to thrive in a changing world.

Today's headlines for Wednesday, February 5, 2025

February 5th, 2025  |  2 mins 55 secs

agriculture, autism, bowlus fine arts center, humboldt, iola, soil conversation, temple grandin

A quick look at today's top stories for Wednesday, February 5, 2025

Bruce Symes: We need steady hands on the tiller

July 16th, 2020  |  33 mins 33 secs

agriculture, allen county, allen county kansas, covid-19, infrastructure, politics, roads, rural

In today’s episode, as we continue speaking with local candidates facing primary challenges in the upcoming Aug. 4 election, we talked with Bruce Symes. He’s seeking a second term as Allen County Commissioner, representing District 3. A former Register reporter, he now teaches at Allen Community College. We reached him by phone, as he was in Wichita accompanying his father undergo a heart procedure.

Craig Mentzer’s push for affordable internet access

July 13th, 2020  |  31 mins 2 secs

agriculture, allen county, allen county kansas, broadband, infrastructure, internet access, politics, rural

For today’s episode, Richard and I headed out to Craig and Denise Mentzer’s home in rural Allen County, southeast of Neosho Falls. Craig is running for a seat on the Allen County Commission and faces Eugene Weatherbie and David Lee in the August 4 Republican primary.

As we spoke in their sunroom, a multi-million dollar rain, as Craig called it, gentle fell and tapered off as our conversation advanced. We spoke on a wide variety of topics, from his interest in affordable rural internet access, infrastructure and farming.