Just what kind of healthcare residents of Harvey County do without because they find it unaffordable was a question asked during a community needs survey performed over the course of the last few months.
A new member of the Harvey County Sheriff’s Office met, and captivated, the county commission on March 21. Max, a 2-year-old German shepherd, joined the department in October and was partnered with deputy Skyler Hinton.
Carriage Factory Art Gallery in Newton will host a “All Things Bright and Beautiful” featuring the works by four artists including Beth Burns, Tarah Lynn Clark, Lori Dreier, and Tina Thomas. The show will be on exhibit and for sale through May 12.
TOPEKA — Kansas children don’t generally find a “spiritual perspective” in public schools, Rep. Kristey Williams said, defending a voucher- like program that would funnel state tax dollars to unregulated private schools.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Walking or running or biking more than 400 miles across the state of Kansas over the next eight weeks would seem a bit intimidating to most folks.
Faber accepts Director of Testing position Kelsey Faber, PsyD, LP, has accepted the Director of Testing role at Prairie View. As Director of Testing, she will manage the administrative responsibilities of testing, including ensuring referrals for testing are processed and working with clinicians and support staff to ensure timely and accurate billing.
Why is there a theology (a way of talking about God) for the sinner, Phuc Luu wonders, but not for the victims, the sinned-against? Luu takes up that question in the Staley Lectures he will deliver at Bethel College March 26-27. Luu will be on campus those two days as a resource for the senior capstone course, Basic Issues of Faith and Life (BIFL).
TOPEKA — Some Kansas lawmakers want to give foster parents more sway in adoption cases. But that’s sparked worries that it could trigger drawn-out custody fights that might leave children in limbo waiting for a permanent home.
(March 24) performance will be interpreted for the d/Deaf community. Larson is best known as the composer of Rent, a rock musical that premiered in 1996 only hours after Larson died suddenly of an aortic aneurysm.
Emilio Eason, 21, had been under the watchful eye of law enforcement for a while, including March 20 when he left a house in the 500 Block of S. Old Main Street in Newton.