Bethel trainer receives KCAC award
The Kansan Staff WICHITA — Bethel College athletic trainer Chris Ibach has been named the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Head Athletic Trainer of the Year… Login to continue reading Login…
July 2023
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Plan and Plant a Hummingbird Garden
by Melinda Myers Whether you are making some late additions to your gardens or planning for the future include some hummingbird-favorite plants. Select plants and… Login to continue reading Login…
In the garden: Dealing with Walnut caterpillars
By Scott Eckert It seems like clockwork that I start getting questions on this particular pest about the same time each year. They are not… Login to continue reading Login…
Modern farm communication
Kim BaldwinMcPherson County farmer and rancher Summertime on the farm is in full effect. We seem to awaken a bit earlier with the sun to… Login to continue reading Login…
Providing financial relief, exposing corruption
By Rep. Ron Estes Each month I want to provide you with regular updates about what’s going on in our nation’s capital and throughout the… Login to continue reading Login…
NMC Health, NPD launch first HRO effort in Kansas
By Kansan Staff Here to stay is an expanded police presence at NMC Health, a piloted program that looks much like the Newton Police Department’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Summer Daze to launch with ‘girls night’
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Sand Creek Summer Daze will officially begin July 7, with a “girls night out.” There’s not special treatment for women and… Login to continue reading Login…
Harvey county youth substance use numbers are trending down
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan For the Harvey County Drug Free Youth Coalition (D-FY) the latest data on drug use is big news. When that data… Login to continue reading Login…
Urgent issue
By: Zachary RothStates Newsroom Dems: Federal health insurance website lags in voter registration assistance A group of U.S. Senate Democrats is pressing the Biden administration… Login to continue reading Login…
More than 75% of eighth graders in Kansas and Missouri weren’t proficient in math in 2021
By Jodi FortinoKansas News Service More than 75% of eighth grade students in Kansas and Missouri weren’t proficient in math in 2022, according to the… Login to continue reading Login…