By: Rex Buchanan and Mike Hayden Kansans often think of themselves as a rural people. Take the two of us, for example. We’re both lifelong… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
America is in week three of a government shutdown, and the ability of hundreds of thousands of Kansas families to afford health care is on the line.
Ember Hope broke ground Oct. 15 on a new $13 million housing project on the organization’s Newton Youthville campus.
A grim report was issued by the state attorney general last week, the 2025 Annual Report analyzing the deaths of Kansas children by The Kansas State Child Death Review Board.
The Newton Recreation Commission will meet at 7 a.m. Oct. 17 in the Newton Activity Center, 415 N Poplar St.
During office hours last week, one of my University of Kansas journalism students asked a great question.
Enough is enough. The rhetoric coming out of the White House and Speaker of the House is one thing. But Senator “Doc” Marshall, you have crossed the line. You, you, represent all of us Kansans. You are spreading lies, misinformation against people you represent.
By: Kim Baldwin October is generally jam-packed for my family, and this year is no exception. Attending my son’s football games, finishing up our calving… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
This week the Newton City Commission approved a bid to move forward with project to extend a rail spur from Newton Industrial Park near Spencer Avenue eastward into the Kansas Logistics Park, part of the overall KLP plan for more than a decade.
A $50 million bond proposal placed in front of the Board of Education on Oct. 13 spends the lion’s share of funds on the now 50-year-old Newton High School building.