Sunflower Summer Adventures: Finding world treasures
Editor’s Note: This is the fifth of a series called “Sunflower Summer Adventures” documenting the summer activities of the Frey Family using the Sunflower Summer App.
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Mural project finished at Eagles building
A downtown parking lot, and building next to it, picked up a bit of a facelift recently.
Headed to the open? Five things to know
The third annual USGA Adaptive Open will be contested at Newton’s Sand Creek Station Golf Course through July 10.
Field announced for U.S. Adaptive Open
Sand Creek Station is about to host the course’s biggest tournament yet – a national championship sponsored by the United States Golf Association. July 8-10 Sand Creek Station will become…
U.S. Adaptive Open set for play at Sand Creek Station
Golfers from as far away as Ireland will compete at Sand Creek Station July 8 through 10 when Sand Creek Station will become only the second course in the nation to host the U.S.
Kansas Profile: Attracting a state of the art dairy
An old saying goes, “Don’t cry over spilled milk.” That reminds us not to have regrets over something that hasn’t worked out in the past.One Kansas rural county experienced disappointment but went on to have success – and the topic involved milk.
Kansas Medicaid will soon cover doulas. Research shows they reduce birth complications
KanCare, Kansas’ Medicaid program, will cover doula services for its pregnant beneficiaries beginning July 1.
Fireworks vendors struggle with sales early in season
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Charla Heddin and her daughter Veronica Brandt have operated fireworks stands for decades, starting in Newton before taking a couple years to try the Augusta…
County to end PPE stockpile
Harvey County is dispersing a stockpile of personal protective equipment purchased during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and will not replenish the supply after a decision by the county commission July 2.
Beating the Heat
Summer opened with the Spring Lake Splash Park in need of parts and repair, work that was completed in plenty of time for the facility to be open for a stretch of near 100 and 100 degree days that closed June and opened July.