Dirty Deleting, a lack of accountability, and next steps
Perhaps you’ve heard the term “teachable moment” in recent years.
Chad Frey
In the garden: Keeping tall fescue healthy
Think about the health of your tall fescue lawn before you water.
Kansas GOP honchos still crave power over budget, stripping Gov. Laura Kelly of leading role
A little more than a month ago, I wrote about a scheme by Kansas legislative leaders to wrest budget-making power from Gov.
Spencer Road bid up for approval
As one construction project affecting Spencer Road on the east side of Newton is finishing up, a second is just getting started.Construction crews completed major site work and installaion at First and Spencer for a new traffic signal — painting lines in the intersection last week.According to city staff the light will become active about Oct.
Who’s the angel in your life?
You don’t know them, but they’ve touched lives.
‘Laundry of Love’ provides free meal, laundry night each month
Jacob Easley of Newton was stuffing some clothes into a washing machine on Wednesday night when he paused for a moment to express his thanks for the opportunity.
NHS homecoming announced
The Newton High School Fall Homecoming Week will be Oct.
Shift Manager nominated for statewide ‘Star of the Industry’ award
Back Alley Pizza, a brick oven pizzeria in Newton to announced this week shift manager Desiree Thompson has been nominated by the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association (KRHA) for the Heart of the Industry award.
HPC to meet
The Newton Historic Preservation Commission will meet at 6 p.m.
Somers, Robb and Robb hires new associate.
Destiny Denney is joining Somers, Robb and Robb as an associate attorney focusing on estate planning, school law, and family law.