Camp Hawk disc golf course bid approved
The parks board is looking to improve the disc golf course at Camp Hawk, the only course maintained by county parks staff.
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Pete’s Puddle event permits denied
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Pete’s Puddle, a camping/RV resort near Burrton, planned to host a couple of music festivals this summer but the Harvey County… Login to continue reading Login…
BOE tours buildings
Tuesday the business portion of the Newton USD 373 Board of Education meeting was fairly short, as the board had something else to attend too – tours of Chisholm Middle School and Newton High School as the group wrestles with the future building needs of the district.
City avoids ‘water warning’
May rains have not fully pulled Harvey County and Newton out of a lingering multi-year drought, but they have been helpful. And recent rains helped the city of Newton avoid creating a “Water Warning” condition this week.
College Summer Theatre Camp to stage ‘Beetlejuice’
HESSTON – This summer Hesston College is once again hosting a summer theater camp, open to students ages 11 to 18.
Graber finds future in apprenticeship program
On the final official day of his junior year Hunter Graber, a student at Newton High School, was already laying the foundation for the proverbial “what I did with my summer vacation” essay for next year.
A Kansas City historian collected Vietnam War stories. Trump’s cuts almost canceled the project
By Julie DeneshaKansas News Service When President Trump made deep cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities earlier this year, grants were cancelled and… Login to continue reading Login…
Wedgwood to mark 40 years
HALSTEAD — Wedgewood Golf Course in Halstead is about to celebrate an anniversary of sorts, the opening of the public golf course in 1985.
Couple plans music studio in Newton
Steven and Liann Garcia are in the process of returning home, having left Newton to pursue college degrees and explore musical careers.