2026 News Archive
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I’ll start with the soup
Dear Readers, Our cats are chasing leaves about the yard against a backdrop of transitioning gold and bronze earthtones. Two are long-haired and in the…
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The Cost of Caring
Rising prices put pressure on Newton-area nonprofits as fundraising season approaches By Chad FreyNewton Kansan The price of groceries, fuel, housing and other necessities has…
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Harvey County commissioners to discuss budget schedule, sound ordinance
The Harvey County Board of Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. Oct. 28, for a work session in the Community Room in the basement of… Login to continue reading Login
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Amish Cook: What life is about
By Gloria Yoder Today I think of three people who have impacted my life by example. There are many more of you out there, but…
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Events calendar
Have an event to add? Send like information to [email protected] Nov. 3 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. — Newton Lions Club Pancake Feed, Newton Lions… Login to continue reading Login
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Goff Makes Final Campaign Push
Goff had a float in last Saturday’s Arkalalah parade.By Laura Lombardi Lex Goff, the independent candidate for Kansas House of Representatives District 80, spent the…
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Following the Dollars: Why Shopping Local Matters
By Stacy Davis, Executive Director, Sumner County Economic Development Not long ago, I was visiting with a couple of folks outside a local business when…
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Federal Farm Payments Provide Support for Local Farmers
By Laura Lombardi Kansas farmers, ranchers and landowners are receiving a significant boost through federal farm safety net and conservation programs, with the U.S. Department…
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Downtown Tradition Grows with Holiday Sip & Shop
By Laura Lombardi The annual Trouvaille Hair & Skin “Holiday Sip & Shop” will return to downtown Wellington from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday,…
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