Commissioners closing in on wind decision
By Blake Spurney Harvey County Now Staff The Board of Harvey County Commissioners tentatively has scheduled a meeting for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13,……
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Halstead sixth graders receive grant for native plants
By Jared Janzen HALSTEAD—The outdoor classroom at Halstead Middle School continues to be a space where both students and plants can grow. The school……
Sedgwick boy competes at Bassmaster Junior National Championship
By Jared Janzen SEDGWICK—Kelby Conrady may be one of the best bass fishermen in the area, and he’s only 11. In July, the Sedgwick……
Burrton student receives state award
By Jared Janzen BURRTON—Jude Barnes is trying to shine a light on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse—literally. The Burrton junior is responsible……
City taking action on Townsman Motel
By Jared Janzen HALSTEAD—The City of Halstead has begun the process of declaring the former Townsman Motel at 126 E. Third a distressed property…….
Sedgwick council members talk about new streets and new homes
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—The city of Sedgwick is exploring its options for improving drainage and laying blacktop on three of its unpaved roads—north on……
Sedgwick sweeps Inman to remain undefeated
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—The battle between Sedgwick and Inman provided everything promised between the #2 and #4 seeds in 2A—tons of emotion, long rallies,……
Sears building on the market
By Adam Strunk The former Sears building is up for sale. Located at 505 North Poplar Street, the building is listed as 23,000 square……
PHOTO GALLERY: Crowd turns out for United Way Chili Cookoff
The United Way Chili Cookoff was from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday (Sept. 24, 2022) in downtown Newton. The event raises money for……
Sedgwick students celebrate their hard work
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—Students and staff of R.L. Wright Elementary School decked out in their blue-ribbon t-shirts and celebrated their Blue Ribbon award Friday……