K-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. – As school resumes, so does packing kids’ lunches. Following food safety procedures is essential for parents… Login to continue reading Login…
Three Bethel College students will start off the 2024-25 school year with a boost from two different special scholarships – including a Newton High School graduate..Senior Josué Coy Dick, North Newton, and junior Samuel Hernández, Liberal, will each receive an MEA Scholarship for BIPOC Students from Mennonite Education Agency of Mennonite Church USA.
Big hair, pastel colors, parachute pants and now classic music took center stage for 80s night at the Wild Prairie Events Center Aug.
This story first published at thekansan.com Aug.
By Kansan StaffThe Newton Kansan is teaming up with Heart to Heart Child Advocacy for a snack drive for the children served by the center.
BY BEK SHACKELFORD-NWANGANGAKCUR/Kansas News Service Wastewater testing helps track COVID trends. Currently, COVID levels in wastewater are surging in Kansas and Missouri as well as… Login to continue reading Login…
By : Abby Vaughn The 4-Hers at the 2024 Harvey County Fair displayed their cooking and baking talents as several amazing food items were presented.… Login to continue reading Login…
Research by a law firm released this week shows that Kansas ranks sixth in the nation for ER wait times — meaning that Kansans in need of services spend less time in the ER than most of their countrymen.
As one construction project affecting Spencer Road on the east side of Newton reached a pause, a second is just getting started.Construction crews completed major site work at First and Spencer for a new traffic signal this week.
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Ladies, tease up the big hair and grab that old sweater with shoulder pads. Guys, dust off your parachute pants.… Login to continue reading Login…