Trappers taking over West Park this weekend
For members and leaders of the Boy Scouts this weekend is a weekend for testing skills.
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Full Vision cuts ribbon on expansion
Just under two years from breaking ground, Full Vision will hosted another ceremony at the company — this one to cut the ribbon for a $7 million expansion to the manufacturing plant just south of U.S. 50 on the outskirts of Newton’s east side.
Cost of Pine Street renovation heads upwards
A project to renovate 215 S. Pine, a building purchased by Harvey County last year for the creation of office space to ultimately facilitate an expansion of the district court, hit a snag this week.
New officials sworn in for Harvey County
Judge Marilyn Wilder made an appearance at the Harvey County Commission on Jan. 13, charged with swearing in some elected officials for the county.
Hague steps away from commission after 12 years
Randy Hague has spent 12 years on the county commission, first elected in 2012. This week he will attend his last commission meeting as his final term comes to a close â last year he announced his retirement from the commission,
Newton Fire/EMS trains for ice rescues
While much of the community used the winter storm as an reason to stay inside, Newton Fire/EMS used the freezing temps and ice for something else.
Board of education to meet
The Newton USD 373 Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Jan. 13 in the board meeting room of McKinley Administrative Center, 308 E. First.
Area gets second round of snowfall
Just as streets were becoming passable and school started again on Jan. 9 after a winter storm dumped more than 5 inches of snow, and a layer of ice as well, in the Newton area the warnings that old man winter wasnât done yet started.
Key to funding: 419 Main hosts fundraiser
Kai Thomas, 22, hosted a fund-raiser Jan. 11 and 12 for her new venture in downtown Newton: establishing a new business in a building that has sat vacant on main street for more than 40 years.
RSVP serving soups for MLK Day service project
Harvey County RSVP volunteers will serve up soups to the community for its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service project. The soup dinner… Login to continue reading Login…