Kansas rancher’s design goes global
Let’s go Down Under to Australia. A special shipment is arriving from the United States.
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STATE BRIEFS
Man given 4 consecutive life sentences for child sex abuse WICHITA, Kan. – A Wichita man has been sentenced to four consecutive life sentences for sexually assaulting a young girl, the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s office said Thursday.
City commission to meet for training
The City Commissioner will be participating in training with city staff in which interactive discussion of city business could occur. The meeting will take place… Login to continue reading Login…
Sesquicentennial: City to host birthday party
A birthday party for Newton will kick off a year-long celebration of the city of Newton’s Sesquicentennial in 2022. The come-and-go event will be from… Login to continue reading Login…
Sesquicentennial: Bringing back Marshals
During 2022 the city of Newton will commemorate its sesquicentennial, or 150th year anniversary. Planning for observing the year has been underway, with one of the first visible observances surfacing this week.
County increases worker pay, creates wage study
Employees of Harvey County are getting a little bigger raise than expected after action by the Harvey County Commission Jan. 4.
Public skepticism has always been a part of vaccine efforts for kids
Even in the days of smallpox, some people objected to vaccinations. Benjamin Franklin apparently “long regretted” his decision not to inoculate his oldest son, who died of smallpox at age 4 in 1736.
Aphids a common problem on indoor plants
Its winter and now you have all of your houseplants inside and now you are seeing some strange things on them. Aphid are a common problem on indoor plants. Sticky honeydew on leaves is a common first sign that they are present.
Memorial to honor officer who died of COVID
The community will say farewell to police officer Brian G. Rousseau today.