2026 News Archive
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Dye-tracing study on the Kansas River underway
Staff report The U.S. Geological Survey and its partners plan to inject a harmless, bright red fluorescent dye into the Kansas River from now to… Login to continue reading Login...
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Wellington’s “Lil Dust Devil” Takes Aim at Nationals
By Laura Lombardi Local sharpshooter and snappy dresser Lisa Supon recently competed in The Battle at the Crossroads, an annual Cowboy Action Shooting match hosted… Login to continue...
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Rick’s Rain
Precipitation as of Wednesday, October 7, 2026 For the Week: 2.7” For the month: 2.7” YTD: 33.03” Login to continue reading Login
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Hesston library to host Indigenous Peoples’ Day program
The Hesston Public Library will host an Indigenous Peoples’ Day program from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 12 at the library, 300 N. Main St.,… Login to continue reading Login
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Class holds 70th reunion
The NHS class of 1956 held their 70th reunion as a two day event Sept. 27 at McKinley school and Sept. 28 at the community… Login to continue reading Login
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Harvey County approves $116,300 recording system for Register of Deeds
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Harvey County commissioners approved a $116,300 contract Tuesday to replace the Register of Deeds’ current recording software with a system that… Login to...
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Waiting on water at the family farm
Fall harvest continues into another month on our farm. All of the dryland and irrigated corn and popcorn have been picked and either binned or…
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Data center regulations sent back to Planning Commission
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times Leavenworth County commissioners have sent proposed regulations for data centers back to the county’s Planning Commission for further review. County commissioners...
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