Opinion

Cattle, beef and consumers
By: Greg DoeringA few things have been lost in the recent beef-industry beef over imports and the size of the domestic herd. Yes, the cattle herd is at a seven-decade…
- Cattle, beef and consumers
- Beyond Reason: Spotless
- Passing the smell test for data centers: bargain, don’t ban
Conversations

Analysts shift Kansas’ US Senate race from ‘safe R’ to ‘likely R’
By: Anna KaminskiKansasReflector.comTOPEKA — National election forecasters softened their ratings in Kansas’ U.S. Senate race following a Kansas City-area pastor’s Democratic primary win, prodding Democrats to build the momentum necessary…
- Analysts shift Kansas’ US Senate race from ‘safe R’ to ‘likely R’
- Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week voting opens
- Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week voting opens
Lifestyle

Prepare the landscape for the change of seasons
by Melinda MyersAs summer comes to an end, it’s time to prepare landscapes for fall and winter. Proper fall care helps increase plants’ winter survival, supports pollinators, and promotes the…
News

Rotary dedicates Peace Pole in Military Park
It was about five years ago that Chris Conrade spotted something in a magazine he thought would be “a nice thing to have in our community.”
- Rotary dedicates Peace Pole in Military Park
- NHS shines in “Unsung Heroes” research competition
- BOE advances next budget
- NMC Health receives $662,642 grant for faster infection testing
- City to host Safe Routes to School Open House Sept. 22
- IRS extends drought tax relief for farmers and ranchers
Photo Gallery

Mural officially welcomed to downtown
For more than a century, the building at 127 E. Sixth St. has been part of the Enz family’s story in Newton.
- Mural officially welcomed to downtown
- Second Saturday at Carriage Factory Gallery
- Museum exhibit explores art as a facet of daily life
- School gets underway
- County Fair reaches midpoint
Special Sections
Sports
Railers looking to move forward against Andover Central
Both teams enter game 0-2; Newton looking to rebound after loss to Ark City By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Newton High School football team will try to take a step forward after seemingly taking a step backward last week. The 0-2 Railers take on 0-2 Andover Central at 7 p.m. Friday at Jaguar Stadium.…
- Railers looking to move forward against Andover Central
- Galvan brace leads Railers past Maize
- Threshers don’t face ranked foe this week
- Gameday: Bethel Threshers vs. RV Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes
Opinion

Cattle, beef and consumers
By: Greg DoeringA few things have been lost in the recent beef-industry beef over imports and the size of the domestic herd. Yes, the cattle herd is at a seven-decade low, but we’re producing about…
- Cattle, beef and consumers
- Beyond Reason: Spotless
- Passing the smell test for data centers: bargain, don’t ban
Conversations

Analysts shift Kansas’ US Senate race from ‘safe R’ to ‘likely R’
By: Anna KaminskiKansasReflector.comTOPEKA — National election forecasters softened their ratings in Kansas’ U.S. Senate race following a Kansas City-area pastor’s Democratic primary win, prodding Democrats to build the momentum necessary to topple nearly a century…
- Analysts shift Kansas’ US Senate race from ‘safe R’ to ‘likely R’
- Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week voting opens
- Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week voting opens
Lifestyle

Prepare the landscape for the change of seasons
by Melinda MyersAs summer comes to an end, it’s time to prepare landscapes for fall and winter. Proper fall care helps increase plants’ winter survival, supports pollinators, and promotes the overall health, longevity, and beauty…





