Sixth street party coming Saturday
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Sixth street will be the place to be on Sept. 27, with three events within two blocks. The signature event of… Login to continue reading Login…
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‘Coffee and Cops’ returns to downtown
Norm’s is partnering with the Newton Police Department to host the second Coffee and Cops event from 7 to 10 a.m. Sept. 26 at the coffee shop, 613 N. Main Street.
Constitution contest launches, names judges
About three years ago Republican precinct person Mike Fellows organized an constitution essay contest, one that has grown as it heads into year three.
The appraiser showed up. Should I worry?
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan There has been confusion and discussion at both the city and county level on the role of the county appraiser’s office.… Login to continue reading Login…
Film screening coming to college
Peace Connections and KIPCOR will be hosting a documentary screening of the film “Join or Die” at 2 p.m. Oct. 12 in Krehbiel Auditorium on the Bethel College campus, 300 E. 27th Street.
Local man spearheading statewide teacher retention initiative
A statewide initiative to find out what keeps teachers in the profession, or why they leave, is about to lauch — and the effort is what it’s Newton creator calls a labor of love.
County to receive funding for future bridge project
Harvey County got some good news about an upcoming bridge project — a bridge on SW 14th that spans sand creek between the railroad and Bridges Inc. of Newton will get financial help from the state department of transportation.
Through the lens: Newton High School Railer Marching Band at Bethel College
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Spencer road work paused
Weather has thrown a wrench into plans to rejuvenate Spencer Avenue and Hillside Road, both projects that have been underway for several months.
Gallery opens new exhibit
The Action of Painting – Charles Baughman will host an artist reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 20 at Carriage Factory Art Gallery 128 E. 6th Street