Dear Doctors: My husband’s office went remote during the pandemic. He used to ride his bike to work and walk at lunch. Now, he’s at his desk from when he gets up until bedtime. I read that working long work hours can give you high blood pressure. If that’s true, maybe he’ll slow down.
Reverie Coffee Roasters, a Wichita-based coffee roaster and retailer, will take over 12 Brew Drive Thru on March 1. The announcement comes just about three weeks after Reverie acquired Mojo’s Coffee Bar in North Newton, located on Bethel College campus “The last two years of working in a pandemic has proven the value drive thru coffee shops have in keeping people caffeinated,”said Andrew Gough, owner of Reverie Coffee Roasters.
TOPEKA — New research from a women’s economic and civic advancement group and the University of Kansas draws connections between rising unemployment among women, difficulty accessing child care and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bethel set for KCAC championships The Bethel College competitive cheer and dance teams made their final tune-ups before the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships with the Thresher Invitational. The cheer team finished third out of seven in Friday’s competition and fourth out of 11 teams in Saturday’s.
The FBI is reviewing the case of a 17-year-old who died last year in a Sedgwick County juvenile facility. County Commissioner David Dennis announced the FBI’s review of Cedric Lofton’s death during a special commission meeting Friday.
“The bus is coming! The bus is coming!” A quick glance down our small gravel road showed that the children were correct. The long-awaited trip had arrived.
TOPEKA — As it stands, retail fireworks sellers in Kansas are only allowed to sell their wares from June 27 to July 6, a shorter time period than some neighboring states. Seasonal retailers in Missouri can sell fireworks from June 20 to July 10 and from Dec.
One sesquicentennial project will turn the focus of Newton back to where it all began – on the banks of Sand Creek. Feb.
This last weekend dozens of mixed martial arts fighters came to Newton to compete – though the MMA bouts looked a little different that what… Login to continue reading Login…
Former Newton High School basketball player, later coach, Kenneth Schlup died Jan. 19 at age 90.