2026 News Archive
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Letter to the editorCriticism of Trump’s about-face
Quite a few choices to talk about this week including: trump getting his don’t release the Epstein files victory in defeating Republican representative Massie in Kentucky; the $1.776 BILLION looting...
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Another kind of World Cup victory
by Andrew MossWho would imagine that an international sporting event will be the next battleground in the fight against authoritarian repression?Yet that scenario is unfolding…
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Bobcats advance to state semifinals with 7-6 win
Kyle BelangerSports correspondent The second-seeded Basehor-Linwood High School softball team exploded for 11 hits against three pitchers Tuesday at Baker University in Baldwin City, where…
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Barkman Honey plans Newton expansion after city approves tax rebate package
By Chad FreyNewton KansanBarkman Honey, one of the largest honey packaging companies in the nation, is about to start some smaller projects in Newton, after…
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USD 373 to provide free summer meals for children beginning June 8
Free summer meals for children ages 0 to 18 will be available Mondays through Fridays beginning June 8 through July 24 at several Newton locations…
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Grace Hill Winery to host Corks & Canvas painting class
WHITEWATER — Grace Hill Winery will host a Corks & Canvas painting class at 2 p.m. May 31 at the winery, 6310 S. Grace Hill… Login to continue reading Login
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Free community shred event planned May 30 in Hesston
UV&S Inc. and The Citizens State Bank will host a free community shred event from 9 to 11 a.m. May 30 at 201 N. Main… Login to continue reading Login
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USD 373 board to reviews cellphone ban policies and practices
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan The Newton USD 373 Board of Education took a look at how the district will be attempting to comply with…
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Stormy month included wind, rain and drought
Storms damage trees: should they be replaced? By Chad Frey Newton Kansan Recent storms across Harvey County highlighted unusual weather patterns, extensive wind damage to…
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