2026 News Archive
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A New Place to Roost Downtown
By Laura Lombardi Downtown Wellington is getting a new place to stay and it comes with a little history, a lot of character and…
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Making More Time for River
By Laura Lombardi Last April, River Smith’s parents, Katelyn Harris and Kyle Smith, received news that changed their family’s future in an instant. Their bright,…
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Where We Live and Where We Work
By Stacy Davis, Executive Director, Sumner County Economic Development Every weekday morning, vehicles pull out of driveways across Sumner County. Some head toward Wichita. Others…
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VFW Brings Bikes, Blues & BBQ
Singer/song writer Gus Burns and band will play live at the VFW’s Bikes, Blues & BBQ.By Laura Lombardi Get out your bike and enjoy the…
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Sports briefs>Railers blank Central
SALINA – The Newton High School boys’ soccer team needed just one half to take care of Salina Central, winning 10-0 Thursday in AV-CTL II… Login to continue reading Login
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Bethel football team seeks two in a row
Threshers head to Sterling for final week of cross division playBy Mark SchnabelNewton KansanThe Bethel College football team will try to make it two in…
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Commission to consider historic preservation plan, KDOT traffic light agreement
Manhattan city commissioners will consider accepting the Manhattan Historic Preservation Plan and authorizing a city-state agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation for installing a...
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Threshers top Sterling in KCAC home opener
Bethel College players Mari Phillips (5), a senior from Dallas, and Hannah Retallack (22), a senior from Aubrey, Texas, put up a block against Sterling…
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