Harvey County Attorney Heather L. Figger announced Aug. 26 that Matthew Ratzlaff, 38, of Burrton entered guilty pleas in Harvey County District Court to Kidnapping and two counts of Aggravated Indecent Solicitation of a Child involving sexual crimes against a child under the age of 10.
The board of Harvey County Commissioners will meet twice on Aug. 26, once for a regular business meeting and once for budget hearings.
Kati Blaylock, a 2021 graduate of Newton High School, is about to embark on a great adventure heading to another continent to another nation she is not comfortable naming.
Kansas State University scientists are enlisting the help of artificial intelligence in the effort to conserve what’s left of North America’s shrinking grasslands.
Aug. 26 the Newton City Commission will consider a bid for demolition of 320 N. Main, a former Dillon’s Grocery store the city has owned for more than a decade with the intention of demolishing the building.
Newton manufacturer GAF and roofing company Roofing Services Unlimited teamed up to support Mirror, Inc., a local addiction counselor with the donation of a new roof for a facility in Newton.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – A hands-on, science-based program led by volunteers in Sedgwick County to teach youth and adults about the vital role trees play in Kansas communities has been named one of the top Master Gardener programs in the world.
Over the years Health Ministries has moved and grown it’s dental clinic, with the latest version the largest yet.
“Thirty Pigs and a Plan.”
Just as contractors were about to create a punch list for finalizing the renovation of the first floor of 215 S. Pine, one of the soon-to-be occupants raised a concern with the plans.