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‘Bin Store’ opens in downtown Newton

Treasure hunters have a new place to look in downtown Newton, a store that’s not quite thrift but not quite new. Rachel Mondt bought a downtown building by auction last year, once the site of an automotive paint store.

Library campaign hits $1.7 million

A fund-raising campaign for the construction of a new public library has blown past the halfway mark – organizers announced this week that the “Where Community Connects” campaign reached the $1.7 million mark as the $2.7 million goal is eyed.

Kansas joins challenge of CDC transit mask rule

Kansas has joined about 20 other states in a lawsuit aimed at lifting mask mandates on public transit, a mandate that led Newton USD 373 to leave mask requirements on the school bus system for a portion of the 2021-22 school year.

NEW STUDIES COMING TO STUDY PSYCHOBIOME

Dear Doctors: I’ve been seeing in the news that if you’re depressed, it probably has something to do with your gut. Is it possible that all mental illness comes from a bad gut? Does that mean it would be possible to find a cure?

Sports briefs

Thresher golfers 6th at Southwestern WINFIELD – The Bethel College golf team finished sixth out of eight teams Monday and Tuesday at the Southwestern Moundbuilder Spring Classic at the Quail Ridge Golf Course in Winfield. Host Southwestern won the meet at 615, followed by the University of Sciences & Arts of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Panhandle State tied for second at 621.

Game played in 30 mph winds with lightning delay

McPHERSON – The Newton High School girls’ soccer team stayed with the Hays Indians for 75 minutes of play before falling 4-1 Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the McPherson Invitational. Madelyn Martin scored twice for Hays, both in the second half.