Bethel splits with KWU The Bethel College softball team claimed its second straight KCAC twinbill split Saturday, winning a game and losing a game against… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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Since 1987, the Kansas Learning Center for Health (KLCH) has annually honored an outstanding educator who has been an advocate for health education. These individuals inspire youth to take care of their bodies and minds.
Our family has been a part of the special education programs through Wichita Public Schools for years. From OK Elementary to Wilbur Middle School, our daughter’s experiences have been amazing.
The first-year Bethel College women’s flag football team finally got to come home Wednesday afternoon, falling to Midland 40-0 in KCAC play. With a roster of 11 players, including six freshmen, three sophomores, a junior and a senior – nearly all new to the sport – the Threshers are trying to learn against some of the better teams in the KCAC in their first three games.
So Shine announced the milestone of 2 years of serving Newton through the free community dinner “The Table”. The Table started as an opportunity for the community of Newton (and surrounding communities) to connect over a dinner around the table.
Just what kind of healthcare residents of Harvey County do without because they find it unaffordable was a question asked during a community needs survey performed over the course of the last few months.
HESSTON — The first-year Hesston College women’s flag football team got a measuring stick of its progress Wednesday afternoon in a 37-13 loss to Midland University at Sieber Field. The game was the first for the Larks against a fouryear college, one of the better schools in the region.
The Bethel College softball team finally regained the winning touch in a split against rival Tabor Wednesday in KCAC play at Wedel Field. Tabor scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh inning to win the first game 7-6, but the Threshers came back to win the nightcap 4-2.
The days of lighting up, or vaping, in Newton’s parks could be numbered - there is a group planning to approach the city for smoking bans in city parks. “On of our focuses for the year is to have tobacco free parks in Newton,” said Aline Banderia, a member of the Tobacco Control Leadership Team and a Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Coordinator for the Harvey County Health Department during a presentation to Harvey County D-Fy this week.