After 43 years, Pomeroy retires from career in physical therapy
After more than 40 years in the same career Jerry Pomeroy is putting himself out the pasture - almost literally.“One of the things I am going to do, we have 200 acres of farm ground.
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Retirement homes plan fireworks shows
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan For those wanting a public fireworks show in Newton this Independence Day have two choices – both provided by nursing homes.… Login to continue reading Login…
Sunflower Summer Adventures: Dreaming in Manhattan
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth of a series called “Sunflower Summer Adventures” documenting the summer activities of the Frey Family using the Sunflower Summer App.
Serving up more than food at The Table
The Table was serving more than a biscuits and gravy meal in downtown on June 27, as a number of community organizations were at 724 N.
Emerge hosts cleanup
Emerge Harvey County recently performed a Sand Creek cleanup, picking up litter along Sand Creek and the bike path north of Fifth Street.
Couple shares their farming story through tornado recovery to retirement and beyond
The lives of one Kansas farm family was forever changed after a large and violent long-track tornado tore across north central Kansas on May 25, 2015.
Plains Folk: The ‘Universal Drink
My family has subscribed to the New Yorker magazine for several years, and one thing that comes with the paper subscription is a plethora of items online, one of which recently was a lengthy article about Coca Cola titled “The Universal Drink.” The piece caught my eye amd was filled with interesting bits of information.For instance, more Coke than motor oil is sold at service stations, which sounds strange but makes sense.
Residents bring issue of unkempt properties to city
Celio Sandate and Reggie Cooper first talked to the Newton City Commission during public comments about their belief that more enforcement of city blight codes was needed two years ago.
NMC construction project on time, expanding
NMC Health found themselves in a unique position - a multi-million dollar expansion of the emergency room running under budget.
KBI completes upgrade to state fingerprint identification system
Special to the Kansan TOPEKA — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) concluded a $6.89 million replacement of the state’s searchable database that collects, manages,… Login to continue reading Login…