EL DORADO – The Newton High School girls’ track team finished fifth, while the boys were sixth Friday at the El Dorado Invitational at the BG Products Stadium. The meet was called because of weather with two events remaining for both the boys and girls.
Defense felt two steps ahead on Sunday as the Butler Grizzlies held their annual Purple & White spring game at BG Products Veterans Sports Complex. Chance Omli returned an interception 37 yards for their only score of the day but with traditional scoring, points for the defense would be tough to come by.
Few events shaped my childhood like the onetwo punch of the Hesston tornado in 1990 and the Andover tornado in 1991. My family lived only 18 miles away from Andover, and the notion that a storm could descend from nowhere and wreak destruction terrified me.
Each month I want to provide you with regular updates about what’s going on in our nation’s capital and throughout the 4th District of Kansas. Here’s what happened in April.
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Newton competes Friday at Campus The Kansan Staff EL DORADO – The Newton High School girls’ track team finished fifth, while the boys were sixth… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
What happened to 14-year-old Cadence Santana on April 1 was no joke. She was trying to walk across the street, navigating the intersection of 12th and Main.
HESSTON – With league and regional tournaments on the horizon, the Hesston Swather boys’ golf team tried to position itself to be in contention, taking fourth at the 16-team Hesston Invitational Thursday at the Hesston Golf Course.
The Newton High School boys’ tennis team placed third Tuesday, while the Hesston Swathers took fourth at the 12-team Hesston Invitational II. McPherson topped the field with 120 points.
Santa Fe 5/6 students enrolled in the Newton Weekday Bible School program were recognized during a program at First Baptist Church on APril 26 - including 21 graduates of the program. About 40 students