ANDOVER — For the first 70 minutes of the game, the Newton High School boys’ soccer team looked like it did for four of its first five games this season, dominating on both sides of the field and putting up big numbers on offense. The Andover Trojans woke up in the second half of Thursday’s nonleague clash to overcome a three-goal deficit, falling a tally short in a 4-3 Railer win.
Ron Dietzel of Newton has spent about a year going to Harvey County Commission and Planning and Zoning Board meetings - concerned about the possibility of the construction of industrial wind turbines in the county. “In Newton Township, where I live, there are 91 rural homes Within Kansas, Harvey County has one of the highest rural populations. There are close to 100 rural residences in 15 townships,” Dietzel said “... the high density rural population of Harvey County means there is no space for 60 to 80 turbines.”
Near the end of a meeting of the planning and zoning board of Harvey County, Patrick Wendling offered some sage words as he prepared to offer a motion to accept the language of a conditional use permit for wind energy projects.
I wish to address the slogan “no uterus, no opinion.” Men should have a voice in this issue. First, as Ben Shapiro said, “My identity has nothing to do with what’s right or wrong.” Secondly, I would argue that the baby is theirs too, as, without a man, there would be no child.
Alan (Al) Eugene Vogts, 62, passed away on William Vogts. many nieces and nephews.
Rebecca Ann “Becky” Hege, 81, died on September 12, 2022, at Halstead Health and Rehab in Halstead, Kansas. She was born on January 11, 1941, in Newton, Kansas, the daughter of Cecil and Ima (Lawson) Foster.
While all the rankings and playoff implications are there when the 22nd-ranked Bethel College football team faces ninth-ranked Kansas Wesleyan at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Graves Family Sports Complex in Salina, Thresher coach A.B.
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The “Mennonite Settler Statute” in Athletic Park is an imposing limestone figure, meant to be light in color. But mildew and other growths attach themselves to the statute and turn in a dark brown and black.
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