I have been trying not to write this piece because, in my heart of hearts, I hoped things would get better. I hoped that someone with the power granted to them by their elected office would set into motion a process or an order to reverse the damage that has been done to agencies, programs and services that allow our country to function.
By: Glenn Brunkow I shut myself in the pen recently, or more correctly I shut my side-by-side in the pen recently. It had been a… Login to continue reading Login…
I have a dear friend who I have helped with different issues over the years. She is a disabled senior with limited eyesight, and she also has no car. I met her about 11 years ago, and while I am much younger we care about each other.
Swathers edge rival Halstead in semifinals, blank Beloit in the finals By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan cschnabel@cherryroad.com LUCAS — For the second straight year, the… Login to continue reading Login…
Game called in 50th minute on eight-goal rule By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan WICHITA — The Newton High School girls’ soccer team ended the season… Login to continue reading Login…
Class 3A At Halstead Halstead 3, Conway Spr. 1 HALSTEAD — The Halstead Dragons opened Class 3A regional play with a 3-1 win over Conway… Login to continue reading Login…
NHS softball falls SALINA — The Newton High School softball team fell to Salina South 16-1 Tuesday in the Class 5A West IV Regional Semifinals… Login to continue reading Login…
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In 2016 Harvey County published a notice of intent to sell a public park — Camp Hawk, located at 1801 SW. 36th.