2026 News Archive
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City of Sedgwick dipping toe in real estate development pool
By Chad FreyNewton KansanThe City of Sedgwick is moving forward with a new housing development that city leaders say takes a different approach than most…
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Attorneys for former police chief who led Kansas newspaper raid want to drop him as a client
By Sherman SmithKansasReflector.comTOPEKA — The attorneys for former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody have asked the court to withdraw from his criminal case because of…
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Carriage Factory to offer three-day watercolor workshop
The Carriage Factory Art Gallery will host a three-day watercolor workshop led by artist Susan Bartel.“A Poppy for August” will meet from 12:15 to 1:15…
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Hesston offering ‘silent book club’
Readers are invited to enjoy an evening of quiet reading and conversation during the next Hesston Silent Book Club gathering at the Hesston Public Library.The…
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Faith & Life Bookstore to host children’s storytime and book signing
Children and their families are invited to a special storytime and book signing with author Dr. Richard Crowder at Faith & Life Bookstore.The event will…
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Events calendar
Have an event to add? Send like information to [email protected] August 4 5:30 p.m. — Beat the Heat Barrel Series, Newton Saddle Club Arena, 701…
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Riley County commission opts to not renew road and bridge sales tax
Riley County commissioners on Monday chose to not add the renewal of a 0.2% countywide retailers sales tax to the Election Day ballot. The tax generates about $2.5 million annually for road and...
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Westmoreland woman arrested after crash on Saturday
Police arrested an intoxicated Westmoreland woman after a man required medical treatment involving a crash Saturday at 9:57 p.m. near the intersection of Tuttle Creek Boulevard and Marlatt Avenue.
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Man deemed unfit for trial in Lawrence woman’s stabbing death, will be treated at Larned
Aaron Wright was set to stand trial this week in the stabbing death of a Lawrence woman, but his competency evaluation prompted a Douglas County judge t
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One Flight, Fifty-Eight Years in the Making
Andrew Bilyeu’s Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., became an unforgettable journey of remembrance, gratitude and welcome. By Laura Lombardi On June 15, 2026, Wellington resident…
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