2026 News Archive
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Kansas Arts Commission Open Applications for New State Poet Laureate
The Kansas Arts Commission (KAC) today announced that applications for the next Poet Laureate of Kansas currently are being accepted. The Poet Laureate serves as Kansas’ leading voice for poetry,...
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Rotary dedicates Peace Pole in Military Park
A Peace Pole funded by local and district Rotary and the Newton Lions Club was dedicated Sept. 15 in Military Park. [Chad Frey/Newton Kansan] Rotarians…
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NHS shines in “Unsung Heroes” research competition
Newton High School’s Brian Skinner and Kynda Faythe were named as recipients of a $500 Outstanding Teacher Award in the 2026 Discovery Award competition by…
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Mural officially welcomed to downtown
By Kansan Staff For more than a century, the building at 127 E. Sixth St. has been part of the Enz family’s story in Newton.… Login to continue reading
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Prepare the landscape for the change of seasons
by Melinda MyersAs summer comes to an end, it’s time to prepare landscapes for fall and winter. Proper fall care helps increase plants’ winter survival,…
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Rotating crops this fall can set garden up for success next spring
K-State Extension news serviceK-State horticulture expert suggests making a planting strategy MANHATTAN – This is the gardener’s mantra: Success requires planning.“To give your plants a…
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Time to overseed the lawn
By Scott EckertThis has been a tough year for lawns. The heat has been especially hard on tall fescue since it prefers 60 degrees F…
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Cattle, beef and consumers
By: Greg DoeringA few things have been lost in the recent beef-industry beef over imports and the size of the domestic herd. Yes, the cattle…
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