Kenneth H. “Kenny”
be 10:30 a.m., Friday, September 16, 2022 at Zion Lutheran Church in Newton with Pastor Kurt Letcher presiding. Visitation will be at the Zion Lutheran Church p.m.
September 2022
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Lorrayne G. Unruh Pankratz
Lorrayne G. Unruh Pankratz, 89, died on August 24, 2022, at Kidron Bethel in North Newton, Kansas.
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Ten years after DACA, undocumented youths in Kansas and across the nation need further change
Last week, President Joe Biden moved to codify Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals by finalizing a rule to transform DACA into a federal regulation, a move that would help strengthen the legality of the program and benefit many undocumented youths. As a formerly undocumented person, I know just how much DACA can change lives.
Ciers leads Bethel in second-half rally
By Mark Schnabel It took the Bethel College football team more than a half to get things going, spotting McPherson College a two-touchdown lead before rallying for a 14-13 win Saturday at Thresher Stadium. D.J.
Hesston bond issue passage finalized
A $33 million bond question for Hesston United School District 460 just kept getting tighter and tighter – but in the end the passage of the bond held. “A vote this close shows the importance of voting,” said Randy Hague, county commissioner.
Winning Perennials for Your Garden
After a busy summer of vacations, BBQ’s, and garden care, it is fun to turn our attention to planting. Fall is a great time to plant perennials and many garden centers are busy refreshing their supply of perennial plants.
Editorial Roundup: Kansas
Editorial: Hey Kansas Chiefs fans: Will you be more concerned about your bets than the team now? Kansas formally enters the sports wagering world Thursday, with a “soft launch” of state-sponsored, privately-operated betting on athletic events. We’re excited to see plans to offer the betting finally take shape, but no one should be blind to the fact that it will also mean changes — not all of them good — as more and more fans participate.
Sharing the same road
Glenn Brunkow, Pottawatomie County farmer and rancher Tuesday I was hauling hay; it was my fifth or sixth load of the day, and I had been hauling hay for the better part of a week. It was probably all too routine.