WIC benefits could see reduction
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan A budget battle in Washington D.C. could very well have effects in Harvey County, specifically on 306 families receiving Women, Infants,… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2023
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Homecoming king, queen, named
Newton High School seniors Abigail Koontz and Justin Zerger, were voted NHS Fall Homecoming Queen and King respectively Friday at the halftime of the Newton-Maize… Login to continue reading Login…
Political forums coming to downtown
By Kansan Staff A pair of political forums for the upcoming city/school elections are coming to the heart of downtown as early as this week.… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas reports three deaths from West Nile virus as cases reach five-year high
By: Aj DomeKansasReflector.com Three people in Kansas have died from West Nile virus infections this year, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.… Login to continue reading Login…
USD 373 honored for prevention efforts
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan USD 373 Newton Public Schools was recently honored with the 2023 Kansas Prevention Education Award by the Kansas Prevention Collaborative. The… Login to continue reading Login…
A Kansas gardener sued to sell fruit and honey. Now her town will allow urban farming
By Celia Llopis-JepsenKansas News Service Ottawa will now allow small-scale urban agriculture — a move designed to accommodate residents who want to raise chickens and… Login to continue reading Login…
Heinze named Citizen of the Year
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan We are very excited to congratulate Dan Heinze was named the 2023 Outstanding Citizen of the Year during the Newton Area… Login to continue reading Login…
BOE talks enrollment decline
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Newton USD 373 enrollment has been trending downward, something that is not really news to the administration or board of education.… Login to continue reading Login…
Former Bethel president Epp remembered for his ‘passion for people’
By: Melanie ZuercherSpecial to the Kansan NORTH NEWTON, Kan. – E. LaVerne Epp, who served as president of Bethel College from 2002-05, died Sept. 18… Login to continue reading Login…
Repair of bridge over I-135 near K-196 to begin soon
In Brief Work will start soon to repair a bridge over I-135 that is 1 mile north of the K-196 junction. The Kansas Department of… Login to continue reading Login…