Dear Doctors: If a flight I’m on has turbulence or if it descends too fast and the pressure drops, I get very nauseated. Why does that happen? I’ve tried motion sickness medication, but it makes me feel like I am in a tunnel. Even the nondrowsy kind knocks me out to where I can’t function. What else can I do?
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Get in the conversation and let your voice make a difference. Offer an upbeat picture of what’s possible and how you can use your skills. Nudge others to ensure you get the backup you need.
The announcement, groundbreaking and construction of the Panasonic plant in De Soto is a transformative event for Kansas, painting a pathway for the future. Our state has been the beneficiary of fantastic financial news that will change the look of our population and makeup of our industries, while attracting new residents.
The city is getting itself in greasy spot as it and the community wrestles with a pig - and all of the drips that result. We’ll give a very brief history here: Following a complaint to the city, the Grigoreva family received notice that they needed to find a new home for Ginger - a pot-bellied pig living at the Grigoreva home on Northridge Court on the west side of Newton.
HALSTEAD – The Goessel High School golf team is off to state after a second-place finish Wednesday in the Class 1A regional tournament at the Wedgewood Golf Course in rural Halstead. The tournament started on Monday, but had to be completed Wednesday because of the weather.
WICHITA — The Newton High School baseball team was locked in a pitching duel against top-seeded Bishop Carroll Wednesday in the Class 5A regional finals at the Westurban Baseball Complex in Wichita. Down 1-0, the Railers came back with a pair of runs in the top of the seventh.
WICHITA — The Newton High School softball team was vexed by Bishop Carroll shortstop K Schoenfeld in a 12-0 loss in five innings Wednesday in the Class 5A regional semifinals at the Two Rivers Youth Complex in Wichita. Schoenfeld made a several four putouts, including back-to-back diving catches, along with a throw out, to preserve the Golden Eagle shutout.
City seeks nominations for Yard of the Year Have you seen a great-looking yard in Newton? Nominate it for 2023 Yard of the Year! Nominate your favorite yards at www.newtonkansas. com/yard, at City Hall utility billing office or the Newton Public Library through June 16.
Craig and Maggie Smet have been raising goats, alpacas, geese and chickens on their property on the edge of town for about four years, assuming that their property was in the county and zoned as agricultural.
Lorisa Harder serves as the registrar of Newton High School, a job that is big enough to fill her days and offer her fulfillment. “I enjoy helping people, and students.