HESSTON — Hesston College announced its next exhibit featuring the work of local artist Brad Voth. The show is open and will run through March 14, with an artist reception from 6 6o 7:30 p.m. March 3at Hesston’s Regier-Friesen Gallery in Laban Peachey Center, 325 S College Dr, Hesston.
Newton Presbyterian Manor recently announced the organization received the 2025 Customer Experience Award from Activated Insights, formerly Pinnacle Quality Insight.
The Tri-County Railers, an adaptive basketball team, competed in league action on Feb. 21 in Newton High School’s Willis Gymnasium.
How agreements between Newton USD 373, Newton Recreation Commission and the city of Newton come together to move a privately funded renovation of Themian Park will come together will come into focus Feb. 25, as the city commission will review documents.
Not even a hurricane could stop Cindy Edgerton Klopfer from celebrating with her old college teammates last fall, after all the Newton High School grad and her Emporia State team were being inducted into a hall of fame.
For months a debate in Halstead has been waging — whether or not an electrical storage facility, a B.E.S.S., should be constructed in the city industrial park.
NMC Health announced this week the first recipient of an award from a new foundation.
Newton High School seniors Lucas Kaufman, left, and Brooklyn Bailey were named the Winter Homecoming King and Queen respectively Friday between games at Ravenscroft Gym.
TOPEKA — The Kansas banking commissioner wants the Legislature to repeal a 2021 law creating a unique state-chartered financial institution that has repeatedly pleaded with lawmakers for greater operational independence and less regulatory oversight.
Kairos Outside will host a fundraising Soup supper and dessert silent auction from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 22 at Newton Christian Church, 210 Southport Drive.