Time to put this budget season behind us
This week was the week of short-and-sweet governmental meetings – the city commission meeting lasted just 30 minutes, and the board of education met twice… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2023
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Area cross country
Herington Inv. Thursday Herington CC Area results GIRLS Team score – Hillsboro 15. Area runners – 1. Ashley Lehman Hes. 20:10.92; 2. Reese Quinn Hes.… Login to continue reading Login…
Swathers take second at Larned
The Kansan Staff Werner takes second in medal standings LARNED – The Hesston High School girls’ golf team competes at a pair of tournaments this… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports briefsHC, BC golfers compete
McPHERSON — The Hesston College men’s golf team placed fourth and Bethel took 10th Monday and Tuesday at the Central Kansas Classic at the Turkey… Login to continue reading Login…
Railer netters second at Valley Center quad
The Kansan Staff Newton competes Tuesday at Collegiate VALLEY CENTER — The Newton High School girls’ tennis team placed second Tuesday at a four-team meet… Login to continue reading Login…
Railer gymnasts fourth at Olathe South
The Kansan Staff Newton posts team high score on floor OLATHE — The Newton High School gymnastics team placed fourth out of seven teams Tuesday… Login to continue reading Login…
Valdivia, Galvan combine to lead Railers to win
By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan Newton to play next five games on the road The combination of seniors Erick Valdivia and Jonny Galvan was just… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports Calendar
September 16 through September 24, All times Central NOTE: All competitions are subject to change. Check with www.thekansan.com, the Kansan sports X page (@nksports) and… Login to continue reading Login…
Moundridge museum to feature horse-drawn wheat sowing
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan A sure sign of fall is the planting of winter wheat, and according to Kansas Wheat that process has started… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas Supreme Court could strike down a Wichita ordinance used to arrest a protester
By Blaise MesaKansas News Service TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas Supreme Court justices seemed skeptical Tuesday of a Wichita city ordinance used to justify arresting a… Login to continue reading Login…