Through the lens: NHS Graduation 2025
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Bids for Camp Hawk disc golf course start coming in
In 2016 Harvey County published a notice of intent to sell a public park — Camp Hawk, located at 1801 SW. 36th.
A look at the function of the airport commission
One of the first boards that county commissioner Becky Reimer joined when taking office last year was the Newton City/County Airport Board, taking a spot on the board reserved for a member of the commission. This spring she started asking about the real duties of the board, and how much oversight the board has.
Larks win e-sports national title
HESSTON — For the second time this spring Harvey County can lay claim to a national collegiate title.
Three things from Board of Education
The Newton USD 373 Board of Education met on May 12, with a light agenda that contained three main discussions.
GAF Partners with Habitat for Humanity to donate roof
The new GAF shingle factory is still under construction, but the company is already trying to make an impact outside the borders of the property purchased in the Kansas Logistics Park.
Bethel grads will hear from Bible professor at May 18 commencement
NORTH NEWTON – The Bethel College graduating class of 2025 has chosen Dr. Trent Voth, assistant professor of Bible and religion, as their commencement speaker.
NHS grad back at Athletic Park
Newton High School graduation returns to Fischer Field at Athletic Park on May 17.
When Your Income Drops: K-State expert shares money-saving tips
MANHATTAN – A family’s or individual’s income may drop for a variety of reasons.
Fire causes damage to Hesston College’s Charles Hall; No injuries reported
Hesston – A fire that broke out just before 4 p.m. on Friday, May 9, caused significant damage to Hesston College’s J.D. Charles Hall of Science and Arts. No injuries were reported.