2026 News Archive
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Groundwater issue adds nearly $20,000 to Keats sewer project
Riley County commissioners unanimously approved a $19,498 change order Tuesday for the Keats sanitary sewer improvement project after construction crews discovered groundwater significantly higher...
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Newton USD 373 changing assessment testing with ‘Benchmark Assessments’
By Chad FreyNewton KansanLast spring the Newton school district recognized an issue: 35 to 40 percent of kids in level one on state assessments in…
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Hesston College to celebrate 60 years of nursing at Homecoming 2026
Special to the KansanHESSTON — Alumni, friends, families and community members are invited to return to the Hesston College campus for Homecoming 2026, Sept. 25…
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How Trump has lowered the wages of American workers
by Lawrence S. WittnerOn June 6, 2025, Donald Trump’s White House staff issued an upbeat statement proclaiming that what it called the “Trump Effect” was…
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Ford County, City of Dodge City release joint statement concerning ICE presence
Ford County and the City of Dodge City understand that the events of the past two days have created fear, concern, uncertainty, and questions throughout our community.
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Big Red Machine Performs at State Fair
Last week, the Crusader Marching Band performed at the Kansas State Fair in the annual marching competition. They were the first band to perform and…
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Grandma Chic in Wellington
By Laura Lombardi Local antique collectors and entrepreneurs Brenda and Lee Nelson are fulfilling a longtime dream with the opening of their own antique store,…
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Golf Wins At Home
By Ace Finch The Lady Crusader golf team earned a team championship as well as an individual championship in their home invitational at the Wellington…
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Tennis Competes At Home and Circle
By Ace Finch The Wellington Lady Crusader tennis team hosted their JV tournament on September 8. Sterling won the tournament, scoring 34 points. Wellington had…
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