I’m writing to recognize a very special place in the Newton community. Apple-A-Day, the preschool located inside Newton Presbyterian Manor, turns 30 this year. I’m a parent of two former Apple-A-Day students and one current student and can attest to the school’s lasting mark in the lives of young people.
From time to time, we take a moment to recognize important businesses, groups and organizations in our community. Now is such a time as Apple-A-Day Preschool, the first to be licensed inside a retirement community in Kansas, turns 30.
May 6 GIRLS Team scores — Smoky Valley 162, Cheney 151, Hesston 133, Halstead 45, Hillsboro 26, Haven 18, Douglass 4. 100-m.
Women’s 5K April 30 Hesston Overall results 1. BRIELLE LOEWEN, 30, Marion 20:05; 2.
SALINA – The Newton High School track teams made progress towards their goals after claiming 14 medals Friday at the Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I Championships at Salina District Stadium.
Swathers third in 3-2-1A PRAIRIE VILLAGE – The Hesston High School boys’ tennis team ended the season with a third-place team finish and a pair of doubles medals at the Class 3-2-1A State Tournament at the Harmon Park Tennis Center in Prairie Village. Wichita Collegiate won the team title with 52 points.
Dear Doctors: I was surprised when I had to have a TB test for a new job and was shocked that it came back positive. I have no symptoms, and I feel fine. How do you get it? Could I have infected my family? I never realized that TB is common enough in the United States to automatically have to test for it.
On Friday the 13th Sunset Elementary students went through a Gold Rush experience - panning for and mining “gold” on the school lawn. Students were able to turn in their earnings for items they may need to take the frontier.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill allowing autonomous vehicles to operate on Kansas roads and vetoed legislation restricting public health officials’ response to all infectious disease outbreaks, a mandate imposing a nobid contract for Medicaid services and limitations on the executive branch’s enforcement of election law.
Kansas recorded the nation’s second largest percentage increase in drug overdose deaths in 2021, according to provisional data released on Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.