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From shy to shop owner: Caroline finds confidence at the farmers market
July 30, 2026
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Caroline Munger, 9, was born with out a thyroid and with hormonal imbalances that led to her current small stature. She…
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City to consider construction of hangar at airport
July 30, 2026
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Newton city commissioners will consider a proposed development agreement that could lead to construction of a new 30,000-square-foot hangar at the… Login to...
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Harvey County reports fifth case of Cyclospora
July 30, 2026
The Harvey County Health Department has confirmed a fifth case of Cyclospora infection in the county, Health Department Director Lynette Redington told county commissioners July… Login...
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Museum marks America 250 with book display
July 30, 2026
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Kauffman Museum is offering a display of about 250-year-old books as part of the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the…
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Newton launches search for developer to transform Depot District
July 30, 2026
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan A March 2024 announcement, decades of wrangling over the demolition of an old building and the city taking out an option…
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Kansas on the hook to pay $40 million for food assistance under federal changes
July 30, 2026
By Roger NomerKansas News Service Kansas and Missouri have made progress to lower their food assistance program payment error rates, but still may have to…
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The one-mile underground Kansas reactor didn’t meet a July 4 goal, but is still on track
July 30, 2026
By Rachel SchnelleKansas News Service The company building a one-mile underground nuclear reactor in Parsons, Kansas, did not meet a previous July 4 deadline for…
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Sheriff considering moving away from pickups
July 30, 2026
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan As a department the Sheriff’s Office routinely drives more than 50,000 miles in a month. Patrol vehicles in constant motion. And… Login to continue reading...
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