A slice of the good life
“A Slice of the Good Life,” says a mural in downtown Clyde, Kansas.
Chad Frey
The zone is flooded. Buy hip waders.
“The real opposition is the media,” Donald Trump confidant Steve Bannon told Michael Lewis in 2018, “and the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with sh*t.”
Thiesen to unpack popular stories of Mennonite migration
Historian and archivist John D. Thiesen will present the next in a series of special programs associated with Kauffman Museum’s current special exhibit.
Larks chase national titles
Hesston College athletics found success on the national stage this last week as the powerlifting and disc golf teams competed at their respective national championships. The Larks brought home a team national title and two combined all-American finishes from the weekend.
Hesston joins NAIA, NCCAA
Special to the Kansan
NHS names new National Honor Society members
Newton High School recently inducted nine new members to the National Honor Society.
April 30 declared Wyatt Hendrickson Day in Newton
By Kansan Staff
City seeking work session with county for economic development
City commissioner Rod Kreie voiced a request to his fellow commissioners during a discussion of a possible road expansion project on East First Street: he wants a work session with Harvey County to talk about economic development.
CoreCivic plans for ICE facility in Kansas have generated public opposition. It’s plowing ahead.
It’s been said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. Apparently, private prison company CoreCivic never got the memo.
Thresher flag football team falls to Pratt CC
A pair of struggling young women’s flag football programs came together Wednesday at Thresher Stadium with Pratt Community College pulling away in the second half for a 48-6 win over Bethel College.