A natural gas release near the new Fox Ridge housing development has been under investigation for more than a week as local and state officials seek the source of gas being released into the air.
It’s not a typo – the title of Jordan Buschur’s solo show in Bethel College’s Regier Art Gallery really is “Decororator.”
Dyck Arboretum’s largest fundraiser, FloraKansas Native Plants Days, will open for fall on Sept. 4 with a members only sale and be open from Sept. 5-7 at 177 W Hickory St, Hesston.
The smell of natural gas in an under construction housing development in Newton led to Harvey County Emergency Management to declare a state of disaster this week.
The Harvey County Commission approved Aug. 26 an agreement to purchase the building at 109/111 E. Seventh St. in Newton.
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.
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.
After multiple executive sessions by the county commission to discuss “attorney/client privilege Aug. 15, commissioner Becky Reimer made a motion to pay the warrant checks on the docket for the day.
The Harvey County commission approved Aug. 19 a contract with “Reno County Youth Services,” extending a contract that has been in place for decades.
Rod Lowe operates a unique farm northeast of Newton along NE 60th a few miles east of K-15 — one with empty cattle pens and certified organic crops grown in the about 500 acres settled by his family in 1872.