2026 News Archive
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How one bad pretzel became a pink empire — and soon a Lawrence storefront
The pink Pretzelly Truck is expanding this fall, bringing its sweet and salty empire to a storefront in Lawrence.
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Public Health Officials Continue to Investigate Cases of Cyclosporiasis in Kansas
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) continues to investigate cases of cyclosporiasis in Kansas related to the national outbreak and Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce, which...
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More Than a Mural: Enz Family Legacy Comes to Life on Sixth Street
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Art and Henry Enz each operated a business out of 127 E. Sixth, a building that has remained in the family…
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Market dreams: Family turns to farmers market
By Chad FreyNewton KansanOn Saturday morning Maria Hernandez saw a dream come true. She and her daughters had made burritos and tamales during the week…
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Enjoying the sun
By: Greg DoeringNo matter how hot it was, my grandfather always wore a brimmed hat and long-sleeved pearl snap shirts to protect against the ever-present…
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Beyond Reason: The Tricorn Hat
By Rob PerezThe Founding Fathers were remarkable men. Giants, really. Their understanding of humanity. Government. History. Human nature. Their foresight. Their vision. Their clarity of…
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Cordley Elementary bike bus program will give kids a ‘human pace’ on Friday mornings
A bike bus program at Cordley Elementary School aims to help kids get their wiggles out before class while building better transportation infrastructure and ne
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