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The Big Kansas Road Trip made the second of three stops this year on Sept. 6, picking Halstead for the stop.
It was Friday morning, the second day of camping in Shawnee National Forest. A group of 15 of us plus four guides were in the process of mounting horses for a four-hour expedition on horseback. Though I grew up with horses all my life, riding was not a big part of that experience.
Julie DeneshaKansas News Service Former Kansas City Star photographer Raymond Corey captured behind-the-scenes images and everyday rural life in the Midwest for decades. A new… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The recent opinion piece titled “Washington abandoned rural Kansas — and farmers are paying for it” (July 15, Newton Kansan) raises important concerns, but it overlooks the Kansas delegation’s consistent leadership on issues that matter deeply to Kansas farmers, particularly advocacy for the Food for Peace program, formerly administered by USAID. As strong supporters of this initiative, Senator Moran, Senator Marshall and Representative Mann have taken meaningful steps to strengthen U.S. food security programs while ensuring they continue to benefit both hungry populations abroad and producers here at home.
Writing about children and families of late has felt a bit like watching that Philadelphia Phillies game where an enraged older woman snatched a home run ball from a 10-year-old boy’s father. One generation has been doing its best to wrest resources from another, damn the consequences and judgment from anyone else.
By: Mark R. Joslyn A person in a black shirt AI-generated content may be incorrect. West of Salina, on the way to Colorado, I saw… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
On May 27, US Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the federal government no longer recommends COVID-19 vaccines for healthy children.
The city of Newton issued a letter to residents in the Fox Ridge housing development assuring them no gas has been found in homes during about a week of testing as agencies attempt to find the source of a gas release in the area.
Newton Recreation Commission finished up a multi-week soccer clinic for young players this week.