Tours given of the train station
Stan Brodhagen announced about a week ago he became the agent in charge of selling the Newton Train Station in the heart of downtown.
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House moved from Newton to North Newton
Eric Shelly was armed with a camera and a car for a big event in his family — the moving of a house owned by his mother, Alma, on March 13.
County Commission looks at jail renovations
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan One thing is clear after a discussion of the state of the Harvey County Detention Center between architects, members of… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
House to be moved up Main Street
![A house at 1023 N. Main is prepped and ready to be moved to North Newton. Movers plan on moving the home on March 13. [Chad Frey/Newton Kansan]](https://www.thekansan.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/113/2024/03/IMG_9654-768x576.jpg)
The house at 1023 N. Main is scheduled to be moved Wednesday to 2101 N. Main in North Newton. Portions of Main Street will be… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Bethel Exhibition examines the constancy of change in nature
Change in nature can be fast or slow, but it’s constant and in constant flux, says artist Marguerite Perret, now exhibiting in Bethel College’s Regier Art Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center.Perret’s work in cast porcelain, “Transmutation Speculation: Fluid Nature,” is on display through March 22.
Newton church undergoes reset
Sunday Jeremy Halstead asked a few male parishioners to help cut the ropes of a vinyl sign hanging across Crossings Community Church’s permanent signage, a moment to signify the renaming of the church located at 620 Fairview Avenue.
Commission to get first look at jail evaluation
For the past few months whenever the Harvey County Commission has talked about renovations to the the courthouse, and the newly aquired Pine Street services building, part of the disucssion has included “future projects,” and how all the projects might be funded.
Through the lens: Railer Art! opens at downtown gallery
The Carriage Factory Gallery is hosting “Railer Art!”The exhibition features the work of Newton High School juniors and seniors in the Koehn Gallery within the Carriage Factory Art Gallery, 128 E.
The causes of homelessness
By: Mark Joslyn It’s not unusual to see homeless people drifting outside of businesses, lingering near public transportation, sleeping under bridges, or camping in city… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
For this Kansas City immigrant living with a disability, ‘my daughter is my salvation’
Selene Rocha can’t use the left side of her body for almost any task.Rocha, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who was living in Olathe, suffered a stroke more than a decade ago that temporarily left her in a coma and then partially paralyzed.