2026 News Archive
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New Prairie Garden Festival to offer gardening, conservation tips
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsNeighbors, families and garden enthusiasts are invited to gather for the first Prairie Garden Festival from 11:30 a.m.…
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How about a smile and a wave
If my folks weren’t on military orders overseas, then I spent time in Texas growing up. Killeen was decent sized, with one big high school.…
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LETTER TO THE EDITORVoter suppression is the real goal
To the editor: Once again, Rep. Pat Proctor has shown his true colors with his demands that Kansas take action against the Leavenworth League of… Login to continue reading Login...
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Farmers need politicians who roll up their sleeves
A few weeks ago, I headed to the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson with a group of Collegiate Farm Bureau students. We took in the…
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Lansing powers past Piper on Pink Out night
Lansing’s Avery Desert returns during Tuesday’s home match against Piper. Lansing won the match 25-6, 25-23. Peggy BairLansing’s Brooklyn Andrews attacks during Tuesday night’s match…
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Challenge Coins come to Board of Education
Board member Bob Diepenbrock shows the logo side of newly minted Challenge Coins for the Newton Board of Education. [Chad Frey/Newton Kansan]Ian Long, president of… Login to continue...
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School bond work moving forward
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Newton USD 373 is tracking in an strong financial position as it moves forward with a voter-approved bond issue — with… Login to continue reading Login...
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Walker completes KHA leadership program
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan OVERLAND PARK — The Kansas Hospital Association Leadership Institute graduated its 24th class of 29 students on Sept. 11 at the… Login to continue reading...
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