An “ALICE” drill at Chisholm Middle School Wednesday afternoon went almost as planned - and what did not go right showed how well the training is working. The drill, for staff of the school, was scheduled for about 4 p.m.
ARKANSAS CITY – The Hesston College softball team was swept by Cowley College Thursday in Jayhawk Conference play in Arkansas City. Hesston dropped the first game 3-1 and the second game 9-4.
VALLEY CENTER — The Newton High School baseball team opened the season with solid pitching and opportunistic base running, but too many errors in a 5-4 loss to Garden City Thursday in the first round of the Valley Center Invitational.
March 26 through April 3, All times Central NOTE: All competitions are subject to change. Check with www.thekansan.com, the Kansan sports Twitter page (@nksports) and the Kansan Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TheNewtonKansan/) for the latest in cancellation and postponement announcements for area teams).
BOWLING GOODWILL Split Happens;22,430 — Buggsy’s Raiders;22,303 — All 3 Holes;22,157 Roofing Services;22,020 — Bartel Cabinets;21,571 Tee Pees;21,555 — We B Gone; 21,515 — A-Team;21,5154 High Single Game — Fergie Ferguson, Tee Pees, 255; High Single Series — Matt Hill, All 3 Holes, 653; High Team Game — All 3 Holes, 962; High Team Series — All 3 Holes, 2,815. BC claims two All-Americans KANSAS CITY, Kan.
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We may not be at war, but we are in a war footing. The last time we were on a war footing during an actual war was World War II.
Dear Doctors: My company called the employees back to the office, and I’m dreading it. There aren’t many windows, and it’s all fluorescent lights. Being able to be outdoors while working from home has been great. I know I’m less depressed when I get to be in daylight. Is there any science behind that?
TOPEKA, Kansas — Republicans have pushed a bill through the Kansas Senate aimed at addressing conservative anger over how issues of race, gender and sexuality are being handled in classrooms across the state.