Railer girls survive tough fight at Campus
Newton matches win total from last three years By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan HAYSVILLE — The Newton High School girls’ basketball team got a little… Login to continue reading Login…
February 2023
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Newton reports six athletes signing with colleges
Halstead, Hesston each report one The Kansan Staff Wednesday was the first day of the college sport National Letter of Intent signing period for most… Login to continue reading Login…
Railer wrestlers split with Maize
Newton boys have dual streak snapped, girls end dual season 2-1 By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan MAIZE — The Newton High School boys’ wrestling team… Login to continue reading Login…
Through the lens: Groundbreaking for Newton Public Library
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Railer girls can’t sustain strong first half
The Newton High School girls’ basketball team was flirting with a major upset in the first half against sixth-ranked (KBCA, Class 5A) Hutchinson Tuesday night in AV-CTL I play, but a 15-3 third quarter allowed the Salthawks to claim a 45-21 win. “It was an incredible first half,” Newton coach Tavis Leake said.
Library breaks ground on new building
Ann Adrian stepped to a podium in Military Park on Jan. 31 to declare the end of a long journey, and the beginning of another.
In the garden: Ready to start broccoli?
It soon will be time to start cold crops like broccoli from seed! Broccoli has increased in popularity considerably in recent years. This vegetable, sometimes known as Italian sprouting broccoli, is a cluster of undeveloped flower buds. Two crops—spring and fall—can be grown in Kansas. Small secondary heads can be harvested for several weeks following the cutting of the large central head.
The beginning of the 118th Congress
Each month I want to provide you with regular updates about what’s going on in our nation’s capital and throughout the 4th District of Kansas. Here’s what happened in January.
Insight: Faith in the Future of Agriculture
This past weekend was my favorite Kansas Farm Bureau event, the Young Farmers and Ranchers (YF&R) Conference. I am going to let you in on a secret, I am over 35. I know you are all shocked, and I am a bit surprised they still let me through the doors. I guess they either take pity on me or they let me in because I am on the state board of directors. Either way I am always happy to sneak in and get my batteries recharged.
Guns: When “Constitutional Carry” Isn’t
On January 30, several Florida legislators introduced HB 543, “Concealed Carry of Weapons and Firearms Without a License.” If passed, it would “allow” anyone -- Floridian or not -- who “meets specified requirements” to carry concealed firearms in the state.