New security cameras at Fischer Field paid off this month, those cameras caught a pair of juveniles who broke into the stadium. “The new camera system helped us, and plain as day, we could see who they were,” said Brian Bascue, superintendent of the Newton Recre ation Commission.
Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Class 3A Regionals Friday at Cheney Top four qualify for state, top six score GIRLS Team scores — Cheney 106, Hesston 64, Cimarron 50.5, Kingman 49,… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton qualifies in 14 events By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan EMPORIA – There were some disappointments and some surprises for the Newton High School track… Login to continue reading Login…
The Kansan Staff LENEXA – Newton junior Madison Horton reached the consolation finals in two events Friday and Saturday at the Class 5-4-3-2-1A State Swimming… Login to continue reading Login…
The Newton High School softball team is off to state for the first time in a number of years, winning the Class 5A regional tournament Wednesday at Kelsch Field. Newton topped Maize in the semifinals 4-0 on a Tegan Livesay one-hitter.
Dear Doctors: My friend works for a pediatrician. He said the staff have been told to look out for a liver disease that’s getting kids sick. What are the symptoms? Is this related to COVID-19? Our kids are back in school, and, needless to say, after the last few years, we’re on edge about their health.
TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas will be the first state to let foster children pick their foster parents. The goal of the one-ofa-kind program is to let older foster children create strong connections that could help them as they age out of the state’s care.
Despite a staffing challenge that lingered into the month of May, the Newton Municipal Pool, operated by the Newton Recreation Commission, is ready to open for the first full summer following a renovation project.
Kansas Reflector editor Sherman Smith published a must-read analysis last week. “How the Kansas Legislature avoids public scrutiny by hiding in darkness” included detail after detail showing how an institution with Republican supermajorities nonetheless takes shortcut after shortcut to conceal its actions.