Bethel College’s highest academic award, the Thresher, goes to one or more graduating seniors – this year to Emma Beachy, Kalona, Iowa, in history and music, and Bethany Powls, Garnett, Kan., in English.
LAWRENCE — Kansas’ wheat quality is estimated to be above average and high in protein this year because of a lack of rain, according to Farmers Business Network’s senior commodity analyst Rejeana Gvillo.
A bond issue for construction in the Newton USD 373 school district could be coming as quickly as November as the district attempts to find funds for building safety renovations to Santa Fe 5/6 Center and Lindley Hall.
The days of free lunch for everyone are over for Newton USD 373. For the last two years, pandemic child nutrition waivers have been utilized by the district to provide free meals to all students at school.
Newton plays this weekend at Andover tournament By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan SALINA — The Newton Post 2 Knights American Legion baseball team showed a… Login to continue reading Login…
This placeholder name derives from my own cohort’s moniker— Generation X. Gen X took our name from a novel by Douglas Coupland. We see ourselves as so ironic, jaded and snarky, the only way to name us is to choose a non-name, like Malcom X did. Future genera tions should not be bound by this. Generation Y was quickly renamed Millennials, and now it is time for Gen Z to get a permanent name.
The Newton Sluggin’ Rebels finally got its mojo back, and needed to come from behind to do it. Newton scored seven runs in the fourth inning to overcome a four-run deficit and claim an 11-5 win Sunday night in Sunflower Collegiate League play at Panther Field in Derby.
TOPEKA — As the last day to file for Congress, the state Legislature and the Kansas Board of Education came to a close on June 10, many candidates say they hope to tackle education and health care if elected.
Last week middle school students were able to spend time at Brooks Trade Center on the Newton High School campus in “Lego Camp.” But these were not grandpa’s Legos they were using their imagination and building skills with. Campers spent a week designing and programming a robot made from Legos to compete.
Can my rates be reduced? I pay $24.37 for “Trash/Recycling”, how much of this was for the recycling? The clerk at the payment window told me that the city had been recycling for free and not charging its customers and this is something I can’t verify as I am new to this town, doesn’t seem this can be possible. Can someone provide us a breakdown of this pricing? Now that the recycling has stopped the city no longer has that expense = additional revenue.