Bluestem hosts car shows
By Kansan Staff Kidron Bethel Village of North Newton hosted a car show on the retirement community campus on June 9. Vehicles of all eras… Login to continue reading Login…
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Summer Sales Mainia coming
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan There’s a downtown Newton tradition that has been undergoing change the past several years – long time residents and shoppers in… Login to continue reading Login…
New Hope Shelter hosts ‘beam signing’
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Construction of a new facility for New Hope Shelter, a homeless shelter which operates in Newton, hit a milestone… Login to continue reading Login…
County road work to begin
A pavement improvement project will begin June 19 on South Halstead Road between Southwest 36th Street and Southwest 125th Street. Halstead Road will remain open… Login to continue reading Login…
Amish Cook: Learning moreabout caring for little hearts
By Gloria Yoder I awoke and glanced around the room. The soft purple nightlight glowed over the sleeping children. We were in Maryland staying at… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas lawmakers promised state employee raises, but the cost could shut down agencies
By Dylan LysenKansas News Service An unexpected hike in the cost of giving Kansas state employees a raise has created a potential budget crisis next… Login to continue reading Login…
A ‘life-threatening’ shortage of cancer drugs has Kansas doctors rationing medications
By Rose ConlonKansas News Service For over a month, doctors at AdventHealth Shawnee Mission Cancer Center have struggled to get their hands on enough chemotherapy… Login to continue reading Login…
Prairie Doc Perspective: Primary, deciduous, baby teeth: Do they even matter?
By Brock Tidstrom, DDS Dr. Brock Tidstrom is a dentist in Brookings, SD and owns and practices at Prairie Sky Dentistry. For more information about… Login to continue reading Login…
Midwest hospitals see an uptick in respiratory cases as wildfire smoke swirls in the region
By Kavahn MansouriKansas News Service Some health care providers in the Midwest say they are seeing more respiratory illnesses in the past few days possibly… Login to continue reading Login…
Festival picks first female ‘Sand Creek Charli’
Each year the Sand Creek Festival names a “Sand Creek Charlie,” a person to serve as kind of a mascot. This year, the fifth year of the festival, the name has changed a just a little - to “Sand Creek Charli.” That slight change comes as a result of the festival selecting the first female to be Sand Creek Charli.