District to study enrollment decline
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Declining enrollment, and how to deal with it, has been the topic of discussion for months of the Newton USD 373… Login to continue reading Login…
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City, school negotiating SRO reimbursement
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan A partnership between the Newton Police Department and Newton USD 373 which led to police officers becoming school resource officers… Login to continue reading Login…
NMC Health, NPD launch first HRO effort in Kansas
By Kansan Staff Here to stay is an expanded police presence at NMC Health, a piloted program that looks much like the Newton Police Department’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Harvey county youth substance use numbers are trending down
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan For the Harvey County Drug Free Youth Coalition (D-FY) the latest data on drug use is big news. When that data… Login to continue reading Login…
Summer Daze to launch with ‘girls night’
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Sand Creek Summer Daze will officially begin July 7, with a “girls night out.” There’s not special treatment for women and… Login to continue reading Login…
Sand Creek Summer Daze heads out to the ballgame
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan The Newton Sluggin’ Rebels have played their way to about a .500 record in their 23rd season, and with a program… Login to continue reading Login…
Hesston resident named festival artist for Summer Daze
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Nathan Novack and his family moved to Hesston about one year ago, a new place for the artist to enjoy… Login to continue reading Login…
County commission presented with flat mill levy budget
by Chad FreyNewton Kansan The county commission was presented with a budget proposal on June 27, a budget that will be debated at length on… Login to continue reading Login…
Drought hits the Midwest, threatening crops and the world’s food supply
By: Matt Vasilogambros States Newsroom Farmers endure a ‘weird’ rainless period at a critical time City leaders in Storm Lake, a rural community of 11,000… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas child care crisis puts the state’s economic future at risk. Solving it will take everyone.
By: John Wilson The need for accessible and affordable child care extends beyond parents and their children. It has cascading effects in our communities, from… Login to continue reading Login…