FROM ANDREWS MCMEEL SYDear Doctors: Can you help with a debate my wife and I are having about good balance? I say it’s about staying strong and flexible. She thinks it has to do with your inner ear. We’re arguing about this because her dad, who is 75 and in good health, has started to worry about balance.
Despite a staffing challenge that lingered into the month of May, the Newton Municipal Pool, operated by the Newton Recreation Commission, is ready to open for the first full summer following a renovation project.
What looks like a big blue bus has been out and about in the area - found in Goessel, Peabody, the county lakes, the local homeless shelter, a domestic violence shelter and New Jerusalem Missions. It’s called the Health Minstiries Clinic MMU - a medical clinic on wheels.
City seeks nominations for Yard of the Year The city of Newton is seeking nominations for “Yard of the Year.” Nominate your favorite yards at www.newtonkansas.com/yard, at City Hall utility billing office or the Newton Public Library through June 10. Nominated yards will be judged based on appearance, creativity and overall condition, with extra points given for landscapes that require less water.
Helping an estimated 12. 6 percent of Harvey County residents – 4,368 residents – who suffer from food insecurity is not an easy task.
At approximately 9:20 May 19, Newton Fire/EMS was dispatched to a barn fire in the 5800 block of S. Kansas Road at a property owned by Dr.
EL DORADO — The City of El Dorado’s city manager, David Dillner announced on Tuesday morning the city public pool will be closed for the summer and maybe into next summer due to an electrical grounding issue at the pool.
Police and Sheriff’s departments statewide are cracking down on seat belt violations through May 30, part of the “Click It or Ticket” campaign. The Kansas Department of Transportation partners with law enforcement statewide to crack down on seat belt use, the campaign raises awareness of the importance of everyone buckling up in a vehicle.
Building better beef. That’s one goal of an innovative Kansas entrepreneur who is using a unique breed of cattle and careful quality control to create a remarkable beef-eating experience for consumers.
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