Craft, pattern, climate change play roles in Reimer’s fabric art
Karen Reimer’s work, now on display in Bethel College’s Regier Art Gallery, is rooted equally in the traditions of domestic craft, and minimalism and conceptual art.
October 2025
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Community invited to City planning events
The first visioning sessions for the City of Newton’s new comprehensive plan, Newton Next, are set for Oct. 7-8. The goal of these meetings is… Login to continue reading Login…
First three-year CMS class returns to school
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan On Saturday morning a special group of people took a tour of Chisholm Middle School: the Newton High School class of… Login to continue reading Login…
Is Newton a ‘Food Swamp?’
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan When a Door Dasher in Newton is waiting for a call, they can routinely be found in the parking lots in… Login to continue reading Login…
Guess who’s not feeling the impact of a government shutdown …
In April 2011, as Congress was working together to avert a government shutdown, Donald Trump was toying with the idea of a presidential bid. He addressed the possibility of a shutdown during an interview with Meredith Vieira on NBC’s “Today” show.
A Carnegie library opened in 1914 is still a lifeline for this rural Kansas town.
PEABODY — Sunshine from the front bay windows of the Peabody Township Public Library brushes the desks and chairs and books inside with a natural warmth no electric light can match.
A Sunny Day, and a Better Day, in Kansas
By Russell Arben Fox On September 21, the day before the autumn equinox, about 20 people gathered in Memorial Park in Winfield, Kansas, to mark… Login to continue reading Login…
Avoid Tylenol because of autism risks? Not so fast, says this Kansas scientist.
“Don’t take Tylenol!” I overheard one of my nursing students say as I returned after a break to the class. This was after a physician had shared that one of his patients told him to learn more the risks of Tylenol.