K-State’s Living Well Wednesday series announces February schedule
MANHATTAN – In the workplace, the Golden Rule applies: Treat others as we would want them to treat us. But LaVerne Williamson says there’s more.
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Biden joins pope, imam in calling for ‘human fraternity’
ROME (AP) — U.S. President Joe Biden joined Pope Francis and a leading Sunni imam on Friday in calling for greater global cooperation to fight the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and other world crises on the second anniversary of a landmark Christian-Muslim peace initiative.
A World Divided by Fear
Clay Center, Kansas – What happens when your life, your country . .
Library happenings
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Free at-home COVID tests to be handed out to Medicare beneficiaries this spring
WASHINGTON — Starting this spring, Medicare beneficiaries will be able to get up to eight over-the-counter COVID-19 tests per month at no cost. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced Thursday that eligible pharmacies and participating organizations will begin distributing the tests in the coming months to individuals on either original Medicare or in Medicare Advantage plans.
Kansans point to IT flaws, statistical oddities to justify demands for better election security
TOPEKA — Thad Snider and Robert Strathman are working to amplify frustration they share with Kansans convinced outcome of the 2020 election necessitates an upgrade in election security. Neither presented direct proof of scoundrels cheating at the ballot box in Kansas.
Kansas governor vetoes GOP congressional map, calls for bipartisan compromise
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly on Thursday vetoed a GOP-drawn congressional map that would divide the Kansas City metro and place Lawrence into a rural district that stretches to the Colorado border.
NMKSO to highlight young soloists
Young soloists – one a student at Newton High School – will headline the upcoming Winter Classics concert by the Newton Mid-Kansas Symphony Orchestra. Current NHS student Caleb Garber was named the Dwight Beckham Young Soloist Competition winner in the high school division, earning him the chance to solo during the winter concert.
Ila Jean Sauerwein
Ila Jean Sauerwein 94, died Saturday, January 29, 2022 at Paramount Health and Rehab in Newton. She was born July 24, 1927 in Newton, Kansas to O.F. and Ella (Poutz)…
Slade looks to build tradition with Railers
Newton USD 373 introduced Monday night incoming high school head football coach Greg Slade at a reception held at the Newton High School auditorium. Slade spent 15 years as the head coach at Rose Hill High School from 1998 to 2013, winning the Class 4A state title in 2011 and reaching the state title game in 2004.