Wilma Ruth Harms of Newton was born on June 2, 1924 to Isaac and Emma Balzer and died on July 24, 2022 at the age of 98. She was the youngest of five children, growing up on a farm in rural Whitewater. She was baptized on June 1, 1944 at Grace Hill Church where she was an active lifelong member.
Dale Jost (born Marvin Dale Jost), 77, of Hesston, KS, passed away on June 22, 2022. A private burial service was held at French Creek Cemetery near Hillsboro, KS. Friends and family are welcome to a celebration service on August 13, 2022 at 10:30AM in Wichita, KS at Ridgepoint Church to honor the Lord for a life well lived.
John Eldon Wiebe, 99, died Sunday (July 24, 2022). Services are pending with Broadway Colonial Funeral Home, Newton.
Marion - Keith Everett Holtsclaw, 84, passed away July 9, 2022 at Hillsboro Community Hospital in Hillsboro. Jost Funeral Home .
Beverly Ann (Mull) Elliott, age 72 of Hillsboro KS passed away Thursday, July 21, 2022. Jost Funeral Home .
NEW YORK (AP) — Long dreamed about and in development for longer than the big league career of the man it honors, the Jackie Robinson Museum opened Tuesday in Manhattan with a gala ceremony attended by the widow of the barrier-breaking ballplayer and two of his children.
Dear Doctors: There is some folklore that diet pop is bad for you. I gave up sugar and most carbohydrates to help with weight and A1C control, but I continued to drink diet cola. What do the actual studies -- ones that are not from biased sources and are peer-reviewed -- say about diet cola?
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Early voting is surging in Kansas ahead of next week’s statewide abortion vote and the electorate so far is leaning more Democratic than usual.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly has raised more than double what her Republican challenger, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt, raised so far this year.
MANHATTAN — For the health-conscious consumer, time spent reading the nutrient profiles of food packages is an important strategy to maintain a well-balanced diet. In much the same way, beef producers who know the nutrient profile of the hay they are feeding their herds are better able to match the right supplement strategy to meet the needs of the cow, said the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute experts on a recent Cattle Chat podcast.