Newton to play Thursday at Salina South By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Newton High School girls’ soccer team played a strong first half, but… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Salina South Inv. April 22 Salina Municipal GC Par 70, 6,521 yards Team scores — McPherson 320, Emporia 323, Derby 330, Valley Center 349, Topeka Hayden… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Ross Michael Scheffler was born on March 31, 1949, in Newton, Kansas to parents Art and Catherine Scheffler. Ross was an outdoorsman, and enjoyed hunting and fishing from a young age. He especially enjoyed hunting with his Dad, brother and uncles.…
While the first official day of Spring is March 22, this year it took a few weeks for spring to begin to truly show. Kansan photographer Michele Clarke found signs of spring around Newton last week, from trees beginning to finaly leaf out and tulips displaying their spring colors.
HALSTEAD — Last season, Halstead’s Korbin Black apprenticed under state medalist Douglas Grider in the throws. Now a senior, Black emerged as a top thrower in his own right after a pair of wins Friday at the 51st Conrad Nightingale Invitational at Hess Field in Halstead.
The University of Nebraska-Kearney women’s golf team claimed the title of the Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championships held Thursday through Saturday at Sand Creek Station. The Lopers posted the low team rounds of 304 and 310 for the first two days of competition.
x-non-scoring entry, J-tie-breaker applied. Berean Academy CKTL Tuesday at Remington Area finishers GIRLS Team scores — Berean Academy Team scores — Berean Academy 176, Little River 126, Remington 111, Hesston 71, Moundridge 24, Fairfield 18.
Kansas is one of a handful of states that have introduced anti-LGBTQ+ bills this year specifically targeting transgender women. There have been various anti-trans bills (HB2210, SB214, SB208 and SB484) introduced in the GOP-controlled Kansas State Legislature this session.
I suppose there is a good reason to withdraw from the pressures of the world from time to time, but 24/7? In books, TV programming, and movies we are hyper-committed to fiction and fantasy. The news is so full of political correctness that we can’t distinguish between hope and how things really are.
State Senator Rick Kloos waded into the cultural warfare fray on Facebook last week by calling for the Shawnee Heights High School Superintendent to remove the book, “Gender Queer,” from the school library.