On Saturday, March 15, 2025, Dyck Arboretum of the Plains will host its 13th Go Green Leprechaun Run, including both a 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk and a 10K Run. Race day registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 9:15 a.m. for both distances at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains, 177 West Hickory in Hesston. Both chip-timed distances will begin at 9:30.
NORTH NEWTON – The second film in the 2024-25 KIPCOR Film Series tells the story of “the greatest overlooked resource in human experience.”
This week four Harvey County department heads gave a picture of what loss of federal funds might mean for their departments. They discussed hundreds of thousands of dollars that could be lost either during federal budget discussions or the result of an Office of Budget Management memo and presidential order which are being litigated against.
Emily Tavis was on a first date in December when she looked up and realized they were driving past the downtown Kansas City, Missouri, intersection where a bullet ripped through her leg at last year’s Super Bowl victory parade.
LAWRENCE, Kansas — Every day, Jessica Glendening expects to receive a list of new criminal cases that need public defenders in the Douglas County District Court.
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A winter storm system blew through Harvey County in the overnight hours of Feb. 11 and 12, dumping enough snow to force school closures and a late opening of the Harvey County Courthouse.
Bethel College volleyball athletes will host a cheek swab drive Feb. 12 and 13 in honor of Newton teen, Johnna Hulett.
The English Language Learners program within Newton USD 373 expanded during the last year, with more students enrolled and more teachers trained to teach them. A bar chart viewed by the Board of Education on Feb. 10 bore that out, though it did not contain hard numbers.