Newton proclaims PRIDE month

For the first time the city of Newton will observe PRIDE month following the approval of a proclamation at the city commission’s final meeting of May.
For the first time the city of Newton will observe PRIDE month following the approval of a proclamation at the city commission’s final meeting of May.
Bethel College’s annual Awards Convocation, held April 29, included a new award set up in the Department of Visual Arts and Design – the Leslie Leupp Art Award.Ron and Vivian Leupp, Bel Aire, established the award in honor of Ron’s brother Leslie Leupp.Junior art majors Gracie Higgins, Tacoma, Wash., and April Powls, Garnett, are the recipients of the inaugural award.Leslie Leupp received an associate of arts degree from Hesston (Kan.) College and then graduated from Bethel College before going on to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree from Indiana University in metalsmithing and jewelry design.He taught at Ball State University, Muncie, Ind., Indiana University and Texas Tech University, Lubbock, and then, from 1988 until his retirement in 2006, was head of Metals Arts in the School of Visual Arts at Penn State University.A superb mentor, Leupp was nationally recognized for metal work and innovative jewelry design.He received numerous awards, honors and grants, including a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The saga of Lincoln Park Apartments and a loan issued by the city for renovations to the old school building came to an end on May 28, as the city commission accepted a financial settlement offer from developer MetroPlains and wiped a mortgage clean.
Stefani Goerlich, a certified sex therapist and social worker with a private practice in Detroit, sees several dozen clients a month, most of them from underserved and minority backgrounds.
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The University of Kansas Director of Athletics Travis Goff has signed a 7-year contract extension that will keep him at KU through 2031.The agreement extends Goff’s contract – originally a five-year deal worth $700,000 annually – through May 31, 2031, and increases his base salary to $1.3 million.
A high school announcer in Kansas was fired for making degrading comments during a girls’ soccer match.
Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs turned himself in to the Tuscaloosa County Jail on Thursday in connection with misdemeanor animal cruelty charges.