Area football roundup
Class 1A, District 6 Heart of America League Marion 30, Remington 22 MARION — Jack Lanning rushed for 102 yards and two touchdowns to lead… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2022
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Railers can’t sustain strong start at Maize South
Newton hosts Arkansas City for homecoming By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan MAIZE — The Newton High School football team got off to a strong start,… Login to continue reading Login…
Cross country
Marion Inv. Thursday Area results GIRLS Team scores – Remington 25, Hillsboro 38, Wichita Central Christian Academy 57. Goessel, Burrton no team score. Area finishers… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports briefs
Bethel spikers top Friends The Bethel College volleyball team opened KCAC play with a four-set win over Friends. Bethel won the match 19-25, 25-17, 25-8,… Login to continue reading Login…
Penalty kick lifts Railers past Central
Newton hosts Salina South Tuesday By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan A Collin Hershberger penalty kick in the fifth minute was the sole score of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports Calendar
September 24 through October 2, All times Central NOTE: All competitions are subject to change. Check with www.thekansan.com, the Kansan sports Twitter page (@nksports) and… Login to continue reading Login…
Threshers to host Ottawa in KCAC play
Bethel moves up to 14th on the NAIA poll By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Bethel College football team passed its toughest test to date… Login to continue reading Login…
Pentagon’s Information warfare review should cover the domestic side, too
The US Department of Defense has ordered “a sweeping audit of how it conducts clandestine information warfare,” the Washington Post reports. The apparent reason for the review is an August disclosure, by Graphika and the Stanford Internet Observatory, that Twitter and Facebook, of social media accounts opened under fake identities and used to feed disinformation to “audiences overseas.” That’s all well and good, but while they’re at it I wish the Pentagon would also review -- and cease -- its information warfare campaigns against the American public. Among supposed American constitutional values are separation of the military from politics, and its subservience to civilian government. While those values have always proven more noticeable in the breach than in the observance in wartime, the post-World-War-Two national security state has turned that breach into a well-funded, 24/7/365, campaign of political influence.
Railer soccer team passes test against Goddard
After little challenge in the first four games this season, the Newton High School boys’ soccer team has been pressed in the last three. Newton passed its latest test Tuesday at Fischer Field, stopping Goddard 3-2 in nonleague play.
Wind energy battle waged at county commission
The battle over whether or not wind turbines will be constructed in Harvey County took center stage of the Harvey County Commission meeting Sept. 20, with the public comment section of the meeting becoming an extension of a planning and zoning meeting the previous week.