Newton softball squad swept by Great Bend
Railers to open Class 5A regional play next week The Kansan Staff GREAT BEND — The Newton High School softball team ended the regular season… Login to continue reading Login…
May 2025
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Three things from Board of Education
The Newton USD 373 Board of Education met on May 12, with a light agenda that contained three main discussions.
Bethel Board extends president’s contract to 2030
The Bethel College Board of Directors announced April 29 that Jon C. Gering, who has served as president since January 2018, has been given a contract extension through June 2030.
Bethel grads will hear from Bible professor at May 18 commencement
NORTH NEWTON – The Bethel College graduating class of 2025 has chosen Dr. Trent Voth, assistant professor of Bible and religion, as their commencement speaker.
GAF Partners with Habitat for Humanity to donate roof
The new GAF shingle factory is still under construction, but the company is already trying to make an impact outside the borders of the property purchased in the Kansas Logistics Park.
NHS grad back at Athletic Park
Newton High School graduation returns to Fischer Field at Athletic Park on May 17.
Harvest Pointe project inches forward
The second phase of a senior housing project on West First Street took a step forward May 13, when the Newton City Commission unanimously approved a resolution showing an intent to issue revenue bonds if needed to support phase II of Harvest Pointe.
In the garden: Avoiding water stress
Watering the garden can be an expensive and time-consuming task, especially in the heat of summer. When plants experience prolonged water stress, the yield, quality, and pest resistance will be reduced. Make the most of every drop of water with careful planning, proper soil preparation, efficient watering, and use of mulches.
Fire causes damage to Hesston College’s Charles Hall; No injuries reported
Hesston – A fire that broke out just before 4 p.m. on Friday, May 9, caused significant damage to Hesston College’s J.D. Charles Hall of Science and Arts. No injuries were reported.
When Your Income Drops: K-State expert shares money-saving tips
MANHATTAN – A family’s or individual’s income may drop for a variety of reasons.