Luminosity opens March 22 at Carriage Factory Art Gallery
“Luminosity,” featuring artists Melinda J. Weis and Jill Webber opens March 22 at Carriage Factory Art Gallery, 128 E. Sixth.
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Main Street work to begin next week, 12th street on the calendar
The inside lanes of Main Street will be closed next week between 10th and 11th streets as contractor APAC Kansas completes repairs.
Through the lens: Making spring break masterpieces at Carriage Factory.
Carriage Factory Gallery, 128 E. Sixth, hosted a “Spring Break Pop-up Art Camp” from March 18-21. All photos by Michele Clark, Newton Kansan Login to continue reading Login Sign up…
Researcher to discuss avoidance of bug bites
Want to avoid being eaten alive by mosquitoes and ticks this summer? The Harvey County Home and Garden Show will be the place to be this Saturday.
Kansas Senate adds to potential makeover of state elections with passage of two more bills
TOPEKA — Senate President Ty Masterson celebrated passage Monday of two more bills that would reshape Kansas elections.
United Way to host day of service
NEWTON – United Way of Harvey and Marion Counties (UWHMC) is planning its second county-wide volunteer service day in Harvey County on Saturday, June 7th, 2025.
Take a peek at peep art in the gallery
Ever wonder what it would look like if Peeps replaced the characters in Pixar’s Toy Story?
Independent artists to perform in Newton March 21
Rockin’ Ron Corino of Newton has been using a radio and internet radio platform for decades to play and promote independent Christian musicians.
Newton Presbyterian Manor names Art is Ageless winners
Newton Presbyterian Manor is recently to announced the winners of its recent Art is Ageless® juried competition and exhibit.
Plan to elect Kansas Supreme Court justices scrutinized by critics, including court’s former chief
TOPEKA — Changing the way Kansas Supreme Court justices get on the bench is a way of “giving power back to the people,” according to Senate President Ty Masterson.