2026 News Archive
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Board launches discussion of unifying school mascots in USD 373
By Chad FreyNewton KansanIt’s not the first time the discussion has come around, but it might be the most serious. The board of education is…
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Taste of Newton draws strong crowd despite cool, rainy weather
By Chad FreyNewton KansanCool temperatures in the 40s and rain earlier in the day did little to dampen enthusiasm for the 40th annual Taste of…
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LETTER TO THE EDITORProposed data center would bring jobs
To the editor: What type of commercial development are the citizens of Leavenworth (city and county) going to support? I have lived in the city… Login to continue reading Login...
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INSIGHT KANSAS>Which Kansas Democrats will win this election?
Former Gov. Kathleen Sebelius once said that in Kansas “Democrats don’t win; Republicans lose.” Given how registered Republicans greatly outnumber registered Democrats throughout the state,…
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Medieval playground awaits at Ren Fest
Just a short hop down K7, a medieval playground awaits. Knights on horseback joust with long spears in an arena. Swashbuckling pirates, some with only…
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Basehor resident helps push resolutions for seniors
Submitted to the Times Sherri Grogan of Basehor recently joined 64 other delegates in Topeka as the Kansas Silver Haired Legislature (KSHL) overwhelmingly approved five…
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Lions standout worth the price of admission
You can set your watch to the consistent excellence of Halle Laincz. The sensational senior hitter for the Lansing High volleyball team possesses one of…
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Get your rifle ready to shoot that deer
Ken KieserDeer season is almost here. Thousands of deer are tagged every season. But how many are wounded to endure a horrible death and wasted…
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