Sand Creek Charlie set to return this week
Presided over Robert Palmer as “Sand Creek Charlie” for the 2025, the Sand Creek Summer Daze Festvial is set to return this week.
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Kansas Profile: Fighting for future generations to come back to the farm
By Ron Wilson “We need to fight so that it is possible for future generations to come back to the farm.” That statement came from… Login to continue reading Login…
East First Street project decision in front of city commission
When an agenda item came up at the Newton City Commission this week, marked “Consider an Engineering Agreement with Garver for East 1st Street paving improvement design from Spencer to Oliver” there was very little discussion before a motion to approve the agreement was passed on a 5-0 vote.
Community mental health town hall planned June 30 in Newton
The Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas and Prairie View Behavioral Health will co-host a community mental health town hall at 5:30 p.m. June 30 at 1901 E. First St.
Gathering for service
The gathering Church, 518 N Main St, has spent the last few years doing service projects on West sixth street between Main Street and Sand Creek.
Laundry Love brings people together, one load at a time
Every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at Spring Clean Laundry in west Wichita, volunteers from local churches set up tables and hand out piles of quarters to anyone who needs help — no questions asked.
Even in Kansas cattle country, locals are opposing a mega feedlot
PAWNEE COUNTY, Kansas — The western side of Kansas is a great place to produce beef.
CDDO to meet
The Board of Directors of the Harvey-Marion County Developmental Disability Organization (HMCDDO) will hold its regular monthly meeting on at 4 p.m. June 16 in the HMCDDO office, 500 N. Main, Suite 204.
Summer Food Program Feeds Kids For Free
NEWTON – With summer right around the corner, it’s time to think about keeping children eating healthy while school is out. USD 373 provides free… Login to continue reading Login…
SEAK returns for summer
The 19th Summer Enrichment Activites for Kids (SEAK) program launched in Newton last week, providing activities and free meals for children age 1 to 18 at two locations in Newton.