Academia allows artist chance to keep exploring his style
David Long says that being an artist in academia enables him to branch out and explore in his work.
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County continues student loan program, with no funding
County commissioner Becky Reimer found herself in a unique position, seconding a motion she intended to vote against during the Feb. 18 Harvey County Commission meeting.
Kairos Outside to host Soup supper and dessert silent auction
Kairos Outside of Kansas supports the female family members and loved ones of those who are currently or have previously been impacted by incarceration. All proceeds will go to support…
Kansas lawmakers consider expanding state window for fireworks sales
TOPEKA — A proposed Senate bill would permit year-round fireworks sales from permanent retailers and expand the window around Independence Day for pop-up vendors.
Circle of Hope to host soup supper, auction
Harvey County Circle of Hope’s will host a Soup Supper & Dessert Auction from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Feb 20 at Newton Nazarene Church, 1000 N. Main St.
‘Third Thursday’ planned for downtown
“Third Thursday - Snow Much Love” will be 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 20 in downtown.
Multi-week class coming to Carriage Factory
Registration for the Carriage Factory Gallery class “Exploring Color with Wayne Conyers” will be Feb. 24.
Up from the ashes: After three years church finds new home after fire
For some life can be a series of journeys, and for Pastor Billy Ray Hubbard, the past couple of years has been a some pretty quick journeys that led to the one he is beginning right now.
‘Third Thursday’ planned for downtown
“Third Thursday - Snow Much Love” will be 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 20 in downtown.
‘Waymakers’ showing success in first few months of program
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Lynette Redington, director of the Harvey County Health Department, is calling a program launched in July at the Harvey County Jail… Login to continue reading Login…