Lions Club seeks participants for Halloween WalkNewton Lions Club is seeking participants to hand out candy at the 29th annual Halloween Walk in downtown Newton.Businesses, clubs, churches, nonprofits and school groups are encouraged to participate.
Almost exactly one year ago the Harvey County Planning and Zoning board listened to about two hours of public comment about commercial renewable energy projects, with a massive majority of residents speaking that night voicing opposition to a possible wind energy project proposed for Harvey County.
Fall harvest is in full swing on our central Kansas farm.Despite the smattering of golden triangles fluttering in my yard, there’s still plenty of green leaves shimmering from the cottonwoods in my neighborhood.
Little boxes, made of ticky-tacky...--Malvina ReynoldsWhen someone is determined to ignore the obvious, we sometimes say, “Um, he really has his head in the sand.”What is patently obvious to all Americans right now is the adolescent dysfunction of Congress.Republicans blame each other.
By: Scott Eckert We are seeing very noticeable natural needle drop on some evergreens such as arborvitae, pines and especially spruce.This is a process where 2- to 4-year-old interior needles turn yellow, then brown, and eventually drop off.
TECUMSEH — The Elskamp family feels “laughed off” by the state.The family enrolled their now 22-year-old daughter, Sheridan, on a waitlist for state Medicaid-funded waiver services in 2013.
Following a domestic disturbance a Newton woman was arrested on suspicion of attempted second-degree murder and other charges Oct.
Grants from Humanities Kansas and Evergy have given Kauffman Museum at Bethel College a boost for a new exhibition.Museum staff and a guest curator are creating “A Day with the Birds: Community Science and the Audubon Christmas Bird Count,” set to open in December.The museum recently announced it had received grants of $12,000 from Humanities Kansas and $10,000 from Evergy.
The Newton High School football team ends the regular season at a new venue for the Railers, hosting Derby at 7 p.m.
By: Chad Frey Newton Kansan A new set of renewable energy regulations is awaiting approval by the Harvey County Planning and Zoning Board – with… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close