The Newton High School girls’ basketball team hit just 15 percent from the field (six of 40), falling to Maize South 59-19 Friday in Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I play at Ravenscroft Gym. Maize was 24 of 43 shooting.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Newton High School wrestling teams posted some of their best team results at the multi-state Kansas City Stampede Friday and Saturday at Bartle Hall.
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Hillsboro 60, Hesston 12 106 — No match. 113 — Gavin Bennett (Hillsboro) won by forfeit. 120 — Anthony Fickes (Hillsboro) won by forfeit. 126… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Threshers to face Southwestern to start 2023 The Kansan Staff The Bethel College men’s basketball team was upended by Mid-America Christian 72-69 Friday in non-conference… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
A Newton native and local young professional recently received recognition for his work at the state level. Benjamin Meier, Prevention Program Director for Mirror, Inc., was recognized in Topeka as an inaugural recipient a “Kansas’ NextGen Under 30 Award” for his leadership with youth in Harvey County.
BRAINERD — Runs to end the first three quarters were too much for the seventh- ranked (KBCA, Class 2A) Remington Bronco girls to overcome in a 42-27 loss to sixth-ranked (Class 3A) Cheney in the Heart of America League-Central Plains League Challenge Thursday at Remington.“ It’s unfortunate. Early in the game for the first 12 minutes or so, we did an excellent job,” Remington coach Ricky Snyder said.
When I heard my son’s voice for the first time as he entered the world, his cry punched right through me. I gave him his first bath and shampoo. I fed him first. I held him in my lap and stared down at him for hours.
This week middle school students put their musical talents on display with Christmas performances in downtown Newton. At about 3:25 p.m.
The 24th Annual a Home for the Holidays at the Grove 7 p.m. on KWCH The importance of family during the holidays can’t be understated.