Remington falls to Bulldogs
The Kansan Staff COTTONWOOD FALLS — The Remington High School baseball team ended its season with a 13-3 loss to Chase County Wednesday in the… Login to continue reading Login…
May 2024
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Crumrine perfect in win
The Kansan Staff SEDGWICK — Sedgwick High School Corey Crumrine threw a three-inning perfect game as the Cardinals stopped Wichita Independent 16-0 Wednesday in the… Login to continue reading Login…
Hesston College chorale set to tour Europe over the summer
Special to the Kansan The melodious sounds of the Hesston College Chorale will travel to Europe for their biennial international tour from May 14 to… Login to continue reading Login…
Events calendar
May 9 6 to 8 p.m. — Hobby Night by D-Fy, The Porch, 613 N. Main Street. Come enjoy an old hobby or learn a… Login to continue reading Login…
In the Garden: Farmers Market set to launch
The Harvey County Farmers Market begins May 18!
State historic preservation conference coming to Newton
The 2024 Kansas Preservation Conference will be hosted in Newton, May 15 through 17 and Newton tourism director Jen Lehman is hoping to see some familiar faces there.
A century ago, we established the U.S. Foreign Service. It’s an anniversary worth celebrating.
May 24 is the 100th anniversary of the Rogers Act, the law that established, for the first time in our country, a professional Foreign Service.Before the Rogers Act, the United States was represented abroad by a hodgepodge of amateurs.
Student protests are not the problem; genocide is
It’s time for us all to listen to students who are leading calls to stop supporting genocide and let Palestinians live, not to call the police on them for disrupting the “peace” on their campuses.