By Kansan Staff The Knights of Columbus recently hosted a fish fry at Saint Mary Catholic School to kick off the lenten season – and… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
When in life does one come to confront the tough truth that each of us will eventually die? In my years as an internist caring for young and old alike, some people understand this early, and some people never get it. In denying death, we intensify our fear of it.
DODGE CITY, Kansas — How do you turn kindergartners into wranglers? “Little bitty saddles,” Melissa Vander Hamm said, “for little bitty kids.” There’s a bit more to youth rodeo than that. You need your own horse.
The threat that Walton could lose the charter school currently on the edge of the small city is very real - and a topic that seemingly pops up every five years or so. “My children are no longer in the Walton program, when they asked me why I was coming tonight, I said ‘Walton is fighting again.’ They said, ‘go,’” said Elisha Blount, a parent of Walton graduates at Feb.13 meeting of the Board of Education.
LYONS — In a game perhaps better suited for next week at the Hutchinson Sports Arena, the Hesston Swather boys’ basketball team was able to hold off Central Kansas League rival Haven 47-41 Saturday in the championship game of the Class 3A sub-state tournament in Lyons. Hesston, 22-1, takes on 20-3 Colby at 8 p.m.
Carriage Factory Art Gallery. 128 E 6th St, is celebrating Newton High School Art Department students, starting with the senior class.
GOESSEL — The Goessel High School boys’ basketball team fell to Elyria Christian 57-28 Friday in the semifinals of the Class 1A, Division I substate tournament in Goessel. Elyria led 15-11 after the first quarter, 22-16 at the half and 39-21 after the third.
LYONS — The Hesston High School girls’ basketball team fell behind too far too early and spent the rest of the game playing catch up in a 52-36 loss to top-seeded Cheney Saturday in the Class 3A sub-state finals in Lyons. Hesston was outscored 12-0 from 3-point range.
TULSA, Okla. – Newton High School graduate Wyatt Hendrickson, a junior at the U.S.
What is really fair In the March 2 paper, there were stories and letters to the Editor illustrating that many people need some vocabulary lessons. Then, when they speak words, they can use the correct word and understand the correct meaning of those words.