As water source nears total allocation, outside cities work to exercise claims
By Adam Strunk The Equus beds are nearing a point of total allocation. With demand and the request for permits on the water source……
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One commercial development tenant will serve beer, apparently
By Adam Strunk At least one of Occidental Management’s proposed tenants for a commercial development along S. Kansas will serve beer. That was a……
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Sand Creek Station becoming destination NCAA DI Golf
By Blake Spurney Newton Now Staff Newton sits more than 440 miles from the Summit League headquarters in Sioux Falls, S.D., yet Sand Creek……
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Therapy and fun: Knitting guild helps infants, each other
By Wendy Nugent, Newton Now There will be little explosions in Newton on June 11, but the explosions won’t be from pyrotechnics. That date……
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Summer a good time for the board of education to provide strong message in regard to curriculum change
When the school year ends, it might be time for the Newton Board of Education to look at a recently adopted curriculum system, hear……
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Golfballs and volunteering: McAnulty couple helps out with Apple Blossom Festival
By Wendy Nugent, Newton Now Newton resident Mel McAnulty said he thinks he has about every woman in Newton collecting egg cartons for him…….
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Commissioners agree to make changes to Prairie View board
By Blake Spurney Newton Now Staff The Board of Harvey County Commissioners will change the process for how it makes appointments to the Harvey……
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Board election comments clarified
By Blake Spurney Newton Now Staff Superintendent Deborah Hamm made a public apology to Harvey County election officials Monday night at the USD 373……
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Putting out fires: Metzler retiring as local chief
By Wendy Nugent, Newton Now There are several firsts retiring Newton Fire/EMS Chief Scott Metzler remembers from his career. There was his first EMS……
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The Joy of Service: Halstead high-schoolers spend day giving back
By Jared Janzen HALSTEAD—Halstead high schoolers traded their pencils and calculators for paintbrushes, brooms and rakes last Wednesday. Eighty-six members of the KAY club……
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