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GARDEN CITY, Kansas — Deep into western Kansas, there’s an abundance of corn and cattle.

Kauffman Museum’s new exhibit looks at a historic year for Mennonite immigration – 1874 – while considering the broader topic at the forefront of today’s news and conversation.The museum on the campus of Bethel College will open a new special exhibition, “Unlocking the Past: Immigrant Artifacts and the Stories They Tell,” Sept.

Poor supervision at offices has been a problem for years.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Kansas — Julie Riggins has spent much of her adult life looking for housing to avoid being homeless.Despite earning a paycheck during many of those years, Riggins rarely had enough money to afford rent for the housing that was available.Although she was working at gas stations and restaurants, she often had to choose between paying for food or paying her rent.

The city of Newton is launching a survey concerning downtown through Choose Newton.

The Newton Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting in downtown Sept.

There was a party on the Newton High School Campus Sept.