Friday a group of cyclists gathered in Ash Street Park to create a non-traditional light show for Christmas — a winter “Glow Ride.” Bicyclists used glow sticks and battery operated lights to decorate their bicycles for a ride on the Sand Creek Trail through Newton. “We had 12 cyclists, all were enthused about it,” said Dan Shifflett, member of Walk and Roll Harvey and event organizer.
Dear Doctors: There was a story in the news recently about a man who had a tapeworm living in his brain. Our two teenage boys also saw it and are now obsessed. They’re grossed out and fascinated, and they are asking lots of questions. An explanation would be welcome.
Have you ever seen an equation that didn’t look equal? I have. As December keeps winding down, there is the joy and anticipation of celebrating Jesus’ birth.
MAYFIELD, Ky. – The Rev.
WASHINGTON – For nearly two years, most student loan borrowers have been spared the obligation of making payments on their balances. Their interest rate has been frozen, and for the millions in default, the collection calls have stopped.
Forget those lofty, early comparisons of Joe Biden to FDR. While COVID-19 is on the rise and the heart of his domestic agenda is in peril, Biden risks the apt comparison being to Jimmy Carter.
Holidays alter trash, recycling service The City of Newton will observe Friday, Dec. 24 as a holiday altering, the curbside trash and recycling collection schedule.
Fees for trash and recycling taken to the Harvey County Transfers Station are about to go up. The Harvey County Commission will review a resolution setting the fees for 2022 during its regular meeting Dec.
In 2000 five friends launched a charitible giving group — a group that has grown over time and impacted the Newton community by giving to area charities. And it has grown.
MKC Cooperative, headquartered in Moundridge, recently announced a merger with Progressive Ag Cooperative, headquartered in Wellington. “Together, we have identified benefits and we look forward to working together for the future of our cooperatives, the members and our employees,” said MKC board chair.