EL DORADO – The Newton High School girls’ track team finished fifth, while the boys were sixth Friday at the El Dorado Invitational at the BG Products Stadium. The meet was called because of weather with two events remaining for both the boys and girls.
HAYSVILLE — The Newton High School softball team had another close game and another blowout, claiming a second sweep of the Campus Colts this season. The Railers stopped Campus 6-1 in the first game and 16-0 in four innings in the second game Friday at the Southlake Softball Complex in Haysville.
HAYSVILLE – It was not your ordinary day of baseball for the Newton Railers Tuesday in an AV-CTL I twinbill against Campus at Plagens Carpenter Park in Haysville, but it was a split. Newton lost the first game 5-0, but rallied in the second game with an 11-run fifth inning to win 17-7 in five innings on the 10-run rule.
Baseball Central Kansas League Halstead 16, Nickerson 4 Halstead 14, Nickerson 4 NICKERSON — The Halstead Dragons claimed a Central Kansas League sweep of Nickerson Friday in Nickerson, winning 16-4 and 14-4. The both games ended after six innings on the 10-run rule.
Keith Sprunger, 87, of North Newton, Kansas, died on April 24, 2022, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas, following a winter of declining physical health. Keith LaVerne Sprunger was born March 16, 1935, in Berne, Indiana, to Arley and Lillian (Mettler) Sprunger.
Dear Doctors: I’ve been seeing a lot of news stories lately about people who thought they had irritable bowel syndrome, but then it turned out to be something called “SIBO.” I’ve never heard of that before. Can you please explain what it is? How do you know if you have it? Can it be cured?
An Andover elementary school will remain closed for the rest of the school year after being heavily damaged in Friday’s tornado. District officials said students at Prairie Creek will not have school this week.
ANDOVER, Kansas — Brock Denson didn’t have much time to prepare on Friday night but he’s thankful. Denson and his family raced to their basement on Hedgewood St.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Researchers from Kansas State University and the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service have teamed with scientists from one of the world’s largest food companies to conduct a study they hope can help decrease the incidence of Salmonella in ground turkey.