Who’s the angel in your life?
You don’t know them, but they’ve touched lives.
October 2024
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‘Laundry of Love’ provides free meal, laundry night each month
Jacob Easley of Newton was stuffing some clothes into a washing machine on Wednesday night when he paused for a moment to express his thanks for the opportunity.
NHS homecoming announced
The Newton High School Fall Homecoming Week will be Oct.
Shift Manager nominated for statewide ‘Star of the Industry’ award
Back Alley Pizza, a brick oven pizzeria in Newton to announced this week shift manager Desiree Thompson has been nominated by the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association (KRHA) for the Heart of the Industry award.
Somers, Robb and Robb hires new associate.
Destiny Denney is joining Somers, Robb and Robb as an associate attorney focusing on estate planning, school law, and family law.
Letter to the editor: Supporting expansion, and Miller
Medicaid expansion continues to be one of Kansas voters’ highest priorities. 7 in 10 Kansans continue to support expansion. Data collection and research done by… Login to continue reading Login…
Letter to the editor: Offering support for Owens
I am pleased to recommend Stephen Owens for Kansas Senate District 31. As a small business owner, community member, and Bethel College graduate, Stephen’s commitment… Login to continue reading Login…
Letters to the editor: In support of Owens
I want to share my strong support for Stephen Owens, Candidate for the 31st District, Kansas Senate.His conscientious untiring advocacy for disabled Kansans has been exemplary.Kansas faces a serious issue with its Medicaid waitlist for Intellectually/Developmentally Disabled and Physically Disabled Kansans.Currently over 7,000 disabled Kansans are waiting over twelve years to receive the crucial services they desperately need yesterday.Despite repeated opposition from the Governor, Stephen successfully fought to change this.During the 2024 legislative session, Stephen successfully reduced the Medicaid Waitlist by 1,000 individuals on the I/DD and PD Wait Lists.Stephen’s focus remains on Kansans who need Medicaid the most: the disabled, children, the elderly, and expectant mothers.Stephen understands Medicaid was originally created to serve these vulnerable populations.
In the aftermath of a deadly shooting, violent threats plague Kansas schools. Can our kids survive?
Several weeks into a new academic year, threats of violence bubble under the surface for Kansas schools.You have to be on alert for the headlines, which appear in disparate locations, from an array of outlets.