Tozier Wins Scholarship Elaina Tozier, daughter of Christopher and Rebecca Tozier was awarded The Citizens State Bank scholarship on May 9 at the Hesston High School Academic Awards program. Tozier plans to attend Kansas State University in the fall and will study accounting and finance.
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Larks reach flag finals ATLANTA — Before this school year, Hesston College hasn’t had much of a tradition of college football of any kind. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Top four qualify for state, top six score Class 5A Thursday at Andover Central Scorers and Newton finishers GIRLS Team scores — Kapaun-Mt. Carmel 109,… Login to continue reading Login…
Ewert places in 200-, 500-yard freestyles The Kansan Staff TOPEKA – Hesston High School freshman Angela Ewert claimed a pair of medals Saturday at the… Login to continue reading Login…
As I read over my last column, I realized it was as much (or more) about me as it was about Wayne Rogler, so I’ll try to correct that this time. Wayne’s grandfather, Charles, was seventeen when he immigrated to the United States from Austria in 1853, and in 1859 he walked from Iowa to Chase County, Kansas. There he took out a homestead claim of 160 acres along the Southfork River. His father, John, came over a year later and settled a couple of miles south of Charles. Charles married and had five children.
ANDOVER – The Newton High School track teams will send 12 athletes in 10 different events Friday in the Class 5A state track regional meet at Andover Central’s Jaguar Stadium. The Newton boys placed in fourth in the team standings, while the girls were fifth.
EMS services in Harvey County are struggling – increased call volumes, staff availability and insufficient reimbursement rates are creating challenges for every department in the county. “Harvey Count Emergency Services is entering into a crossroads,” said Newton Fire/EMS Chief Steve Roberson.