Pine Street building making progress
The Harvey County Health Department has been moving into newly renovated offices on the second floor of 215 S. Pine, a building under renovation by Harvey County this year.
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County fair opens
Xavier Oden, 7, launched his Harvey County Fair on Thursday night in the right way: with a purple ribbon.
Treasurer responds to commission travel inquiry
Following county commission action to withhold a portion of a per diem payment to treasurer Becky [Opland] Fields during the most recent commission meeting, Fields has issued a response.
Shooting leads to multiple juvenile arrests
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Following an attempted and a shooting in Newton on July 30 five juveniles were arrested in multiple locations. The Newton… Login to continue reading Login…
McAhren Sentenced to Life in Prison
Christopher M. McAhren, 32,Newton was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 100 years July 25 by Harvey County District Court Judge Michael Llamas.
One last go
Wyatt ReQua is about to make his final appearance as a 4-Her at the Harvey County Fair this weekend, showing pigs as he has done for more than a decade.
BOE sets $50 million bond target
Members of the Newton USD 373 Board of Education spent the last two weeks talking to community members about an upcoming bond issue as they prepared to set a limit on how much funding to pursue.
District sees massive price increase for software package
Begrudgingly Newton USD 373 Board of Education member Ian Long offered a motion July 28 to approve a three year license for a software package that saw the price increase about six times the previous renewal.
Conference attendance by treasurer draws attention.
Going over the weekly checks written by Harvey County commissioner Becky Reimer decided to question a per diem payment to county Treasurer Becky Opland on July 29.
Kansas Trails, Inc., launches as first-ever statewide organization aiming to connect, support and elevate trails across the state
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – With the intention of elevating Kansas as a destination for trails and outdoor connection, Kansas Trails, Inc. (KTI), has launched as the first statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting, supporting, and empowering the vibrant trail community across the state.