Newton takes 10th at Heights invite The Kansan Staff WICHITA – The Newton High School girls’ swimming team got its first state qualifier and placed… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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This was a weekend for Easter Eggs. One week prior to the holiday Easter Eggs were front and center of a weekend of activitiies.
of play, leading to a split Friday in non-league play at Klein-Scott Field. In the first game, Central scored a run in the top of the seventh showed a lot of resolve in the second game,” Newton coach Mark George said.
If passed into law, can Education Saving Accounts and tax credit vouchers withstand a constitutional challenge? That’s a question rolling around the state house. The concern, at this point, is speculation since these two school choice bills have yet to go to Governor Kelly for her signature or veto.
“Mom, may we have a slumber party?” “Perhaps sometime when you won’t have school the next morning.” It was an easy answer. Time and again the subject would pop up.
Prep Softball Central Kansas League Hesston 13, Halstead 3 Halstead 8, Hesston 7 HESSTON — Harvey County and CKL rivals Hesston and Halstead battled to a twinbill split Friday at Carl Boyer Field in Hesston.
The Bethel College Thresher women’s flag football team scored its first touchdown in team history, had the lead for most of the game and was in the game until the final six seconds of play before falling to Cottey College 18-6 Saturday at Thresher Field in KCAC play. Kylah Rome threw a three-yard pass to Jaquelle Tucker with 5:03 left in the first quarter to put the Threshers in the lead.
On rainy days adults skillfully walk around the puddles while children stomp gleefully through them, oblivious to the mess they’ll leave behind. Nothing cuter when kids do it but when adults do it then it’s not so cute.