Dear Doctors: I was surprised when reading one of your columns about obsessive-compulsive disorder that you didn’t talk about the connection to strep throat. My daughter developed OCD symptoms this way, and I can only wonder how she would be struggling today at 22 without the correct diagnosis and treatment.
Cooking styles come and go in spurts at our house. I enjoy paging through cooking magazines with creative ideas by other cooks, however in the midst of an intense life of homeschooling three and mothering six young children, I rarely have or take the time to make extravagant dishes.
A sure sign of spring, the 2022 Harvey County Lawn and Garden show was March 5 and 6 at Hesston’s Dyck Arboretum of the Plains. The first official day of spring is March 20.
A brush fire in Reno County grew into a wild fire on March 5, spreading across about 12 square miles and entering into Harvey County. It also turned deadly.
Third-grader Lincoln Haskew had a line of customers waiting to enter his small shop on Friday, each intent on two things: Beating Lincoln in a Beyblade battle. Getting a Pokemon card as a prize from his prize bag.
s the grassland fire index rose to extreme levels March 5, wild fires broke out in the region. A wild fire starting in Reno County… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton Fire/EMS has fought four grass/wildfires in three days time, a reminder that caution is needed this time of year. “It has been a very busy last couple of days,” said Cory Lehman, deputy chief of the Newton Fire/EMS department.
Nestled at the corner of East Third and North Oak is a long, single story building that is near 100 years old - a spot that for nearly a century Newtonians have gone on the weekends for a little fun and exercise.
Kauffman Museum will launch its spring 2022 Sunday-Afternoon-at-the-Museum series March 6 with “Ritual Markers of Life and Death in Uganda and Taiwan” by Reinhild K. Janzen, Ph.D.
The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war: BRUSSELS — Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven major world powers say that those responsible for Russian military attacks on civilians in Ukraine must be held accountable for their crimes, amid reports of the use of cluster bombs and other banned munitions. In a statement after talks in Brussels on Friday, the G7 ministers said they are “deeply concerned with the catastrophic humanitarian toll taken by Russia’s continuing strikes against the civilian population of Ukraine’s cities.” They underlined that “indiscriminate attacks are prohibited by international humanitarian law,” and that they “will hold accountable those responsible for war crimes, including indiscriminate use of weapons against civilians.” The ministers also welcomed the investigations and evidence-gathering being done to establish what war crimes might have been committed in Ukraine.