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January 2025
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Berean coach Wiebe gets career 700th win
Warriors stop Classical School of Wichita at Walter Invitational By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan ELBING — It takes a lot of longevity and a lot… Login to continue reading Login…
Berean girls hold Central Christian to four points in first half
Warriors shut out Cougars in fourth quarter to preserve win at Walter Invitational By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan ELBING — After two quarters of allowing… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week voting opens
The voting process of the Newton Kansan Athletes of the Week for Week 7 of the winter sports season has opened. The site is at This week’s nominees are:…
An anniversary to remember: Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Bethel 65 years ago
It was 65 years ago that Martin Luther King Jr. spoke on the stage of Memorial Hall on the campus of Bethel College.
The rise of women’s flag football in Kansas
In recent years, women’s flag football has experienced an unprecedented rise in Kansas, transforming the state’s sports landscape and providing young female athletes with new opportunities to showcase their skills. While traditionally dominated by male players, the sport is seeing increasing popularity among high school and college-aged women, spurred on by changing attitudes toward gender in sports, growing grassroots efforts, and greater institutional support. This article explores the factors contributing to the rise of women’s flag football in Kansas and the broader implications for the state’s athletic community.
KU research suggests wind power isn’t a red vs. blue issue in Kansas
Wind power can spark passionate reactions – at times dividing neighbors and communities – but unlike many other hot-button topics, how this one shakes out across Kansas may not follow political lines.
Challenging the small town identity
If you are not tuning in to Harvey County Talk, you are really missing out. It’s that simple.
Arboretum to launch lecture series
Jim Locklear, published author and former Director of the Dyck Arboretum, will kick off the Dyck Arboretum 2025 Winter Lecture Series at 7 p.m. Jan.… Login to continue reading Login…
Kelly-Toland Administration Receives ‘Deal of the Year’ Accolade for GAF’s Expansion in Newton
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced on Monday that Kansas has received a 2024 Deal of the Year Impact Award from Business Facilities magazine in the Building Supply Manufacturing category. The award recognizes the planned commissioning of a new $300 million shingle plant in Newton by GAF, a Standards Industries company and North America’s largest manufacturer of roofing and waterproofing products.