Change in nature can be fast or slow, but it’s constant and in constant flux, says artist Marguerite Perret, now exhibiting in Bethel College’s Regier Art Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center.Perret’s work in cast porcelain, “Transmutation Speculation: Fluid Nature,” is on display through March 22.
Sunday Jeremy Halstead asked a few male parishioners to help cut the ropes of a vinyl sign hanging across Crossings Community Church’s permanent signage, a moment to signify the renaming of the church located at 620 Fairview Avenue.
The Carriage Factory Gallery is hosting “Railer Art!”The exhibition features the work of Newton High School juniors and seniors in the Koehn Gallery within the Carriage Factory Art Gallery, 128 E.
Selene Rocha can’t use the left side of her body for almost any task.Rocha, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who was living in Olathe, suffered a stroke more than a decade ago that temporarily left her in a coma and then partially paralyzed.
OVERLAND PARK — When a severe thunderstorm rolled through northeast Kansas last July, roaring winds tore down trees all over the region.
TOPEKA — Attorney General Kris Kobach filed a consumer protection lawsuit against TikTok for allegedly failing to inform minors of addictive qualities of the social media application and for deceiving adults about effectiveness of parental controls touted as capable of blocking content damaging to mental health.The petition filed in Shawnee County District Court on Wednesday indicated Kobach sought an order permanently enjoining TikTok, and its parent company ByteDance, from engaging in deceptive acts against Kansas consumers.
TOPEKA — Though Kansans and Missourians are still reeling from a February mass shooting that left dozens injured and one dead, a Kansas lawmaker is pushing to change gun regulations in the state so that the “feds” can’t interfere with gun owners like himself.Rep.
Thursday the polling site at the Harvey County Courthouse was mostly empty - much of the day three poll workers were the only people there during early voting in the Presidential Preference Primary.
Terri Scott, who is a currently unopposed candidate for a county commission seat, listened to a discussion of property assessments with great interest a week ago.
The City of Newton’s accounting system will be down March 12-13 while the city completes a software migration. City staff will not be able to… Login to continue reading Login…