Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Meets with U.S. Lawmakers on Behalf of Individual Investors Emily Stewart, a Newton financial advisor for the financial services firm Edward Jones, recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with U.S. legislators.
Ryan Busenitz has joined The Citizens State Bank as an agricultural loan officer. A crop farmer, who also assists in a cow/calf operation, Busenitz and his wife, Rachelle have three children, Zoe, 11, Shawn, 9 and Kyrie, 7. He is a Moundridge native who now resides in McPherson. His office will be at the bank’s Moundridge location. Bret Toews is a new agricultural loan officer at The Citizens State Bank Canton branch.
K-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. — With fall approaching fast, home gardeners should start thinking about daylilies – particularly prepping them for next year.
The Kansas secretary of state’s office said a recount of the abortion amendment vote in nine counties only changed about 60 votes. The final numbers on the recount published by the secretary of state’s office show the hand recount of 556,364 votes in nine counties increased votes in favor of the amendment by six and reduced the votes against the amendment by 57.
TOPEKA — Patients facing mental health crises are waiting in a Wichita hospital hallway because psychiatric wards are full. Inmates in the Sedgwick County Jail wait up to a year to get transferred to the Larned State Hospital simply for evaluations.
Dear Doctors: I got COVID-19, which wasn’t too bad. But now I’ve got long COVID. I’m exhausted all the time, my heart races and I’ve got brain fog. It’s derailing my life. I saw on the news that the method for treating scuba divers with the bends works for long COVID. Is this true? Can I get it?
The Harvey County Commission hosted not one, but two hearings on the proposed budget during its regular commission meeting Aug. 23.
Stephen Owens chose to address the Newton City Commission on Aug. 23 not as a state legislator, but as a property owner in the city of Newton. He wanted to voice his concern over a proposed tax increase by the city of Newton and he chose to address the commission during the city’s first “Revenue Neutral Rate” hearing.
The Newton USD 373 Board of Education unaimously voted to approve a budget Aug. 22 that will lower the mill levy for schools, but collect more total tax revenues than the previous year.
The history of the early days of Newton months before the city became a city - read like a western novel. Saloons on nearly every corner, with card games within.