Kim Baldwin, McPherson County farmer and rancher Every year around this time, the world around me has the potential to quickly turn into a continuous swirl that would be perfect for a TV series. In cinematic effect, I imagine my story would begin with a black and white tight shot of my eyes opening wide from slumber and darting back and forth in a semi-confused state.
Everywhere we turn there are signs of the upcoming August 2nd constitutional amendment and primary elections, and soon enough they’ll be replaced with reminders of the November 8th general election.
Editorial: What role did Hawley, Marshall play in the Jan. 6 DC insurrection? Watch the hearings The House committee examining the riotous insurrection at the U.S.
The Newton Sluggin’ Rebels played one of its longest games in recent history Monday night when Micah Dvorak hit a two-our single in the bottom of the 12th inning to drive in a run and give Newton a 7-6 win over the Wichita Lobos at Klein-Scott Field.
ANDOVER — The Newton American Legion Post 2 Knights baseball team did its job Tuesday night to open a doubleheader against the Andover Central Jaguars. It was the weather that refused to cooperate.
Skyler Wuest, a 2022 Goessel High School graduate, recently learned he was accepted into the U.S. Air Force Academy Prep School in Colorado. Wuest will report to the 10-month program in July, where only 200 students nationwide are afforded the offer.
Heavens fairway got a little more crowded Harold G. “Gene” Reid died Thursday June 9, 2022 at the age of 101 at NMC Health in Newton. He was born February 6, 1921 in Edmond (Norton County) Kansas to Henry and Lola Mae (Snow) Reid on February 12, 1940 he married Shirley
Janice Lynn Reimer, 89, died Thursday (June 16, 2022) at her home in Hesston. She was born May 11, 1933, in Newton. She graduated from Arkansas City High School and then attended Nurses Training at Stormont Vail in Topeka. Janice married LeRoy Reimer of Goessel in January of 1955.
Dear Doctors: I get why people are totally over dealing with COVID-19, but I don’t have that luxury. I’m 31 years old, and I thought I was lucky when my case of COVID-19 only felt like a bad cold. But it’s been six months now, and I’m still sick. Have we learned anything new about what causes long COVID-19?
(Editor’s Note: Ann Meyers Drysdale was the first woman to receive an athletic scholarship at UCLA. The Hall of Famer, longtime TV basketball analyst mother of three kids shares how Title IX has help shape her life and career, and what needs to be done over the next 50 years for the law to continue to have a positive impact on young girls and women.)