By Ron Wilson “How can I grow?” asked the young, professional woman. It’s a key question to be considered when developing a career. Today that… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. once said that as long as poverty existed, he could never be rich, even with a billion dollars.
Well I’m going to call it fall even though we have wacky weather here in Kansas! So with fall months comes fall lawn and garden chores. One of these chores is weed control. Some weeds like crabgrass we apply control in the spring, but because we have a multitude of weed types not all are treated the same. Some need to be tended to in the fall.
Kansas can no longer afford to look away from the cracks in our child protection system. From courtrooms to classrooms, licensed daycares to foster care,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
TOPEKA — The number of Kansans who are not affiliated with any religion, sometimes called “nones,” has doubled since 2007, in keeping with a national trend of a less religious but more spiritual America.
“Bring Your Tractor to School Day” was Oct. 9 at Newton High School, an annual effort to call attention to agriculture and ag education by FFA.
A wetter than normal year, one that delayed a city project to pave South Hillside Road east of Newton, has also provided a challenge to another major construction project: the reconstruction of the crosswind runway at the Newton City/County Airport.
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan One juvenile was arrested and charged with aggravated criminal threat, a felony, at about 5 p.m. Oct. 9 following statements made insinuating violence against Newton High School. The threats led to Newton High School issuing…
The annual Bring Your Tractor to School Day was Oct. 9, 2025. All photos by Michele Clark, Newton Kansan
Johnette Shepek, Johnson County manager of finance and adminstration, has been named as the new finance director for the city of Newton.