On the cutting edge of art
Arvella Scott is on the cutting edge of art.That?s because she makes stained-glass windows and has to cut the glass, and sometimes, the glass…
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Pennies for Patients: Sedgwick school district raises money for people with cancer
One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. 10. Imagine slowly counting pennies one by one up into the thousands of dollars while…
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Kelly Hayes reunited with Firebird he drove in high school
“Third time?s a charm.? That?s what local businessman Kelly Hayes wanted to put on the personalized antique license plate he?s getting for the 1970…
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Boy scouts across Sedgwick
A variety of organizations build a variety of things. Habitat for Humanity constructs houses, while blue-collar crews put up high-rise apartments and towers in…
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A life of giving thanks
Thanksgiving. Some years, Randy Reimer?s birthday falls on that national holiday, since he was born on Nov. 25, 1928. Although his birthday wasn?t on…
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For the love of art
In a little room at 2500 Place in North Newton, there?s art all over the walls. The nondescript, plain wooden door leading to the…
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Protecting life and limb
While at work, Rodney Redinger fights fire with fire. Literally. Redinger, who grew up in Burrton, is a wildland firefighter, teacher and commander. As…
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Music to the Newton Medical Center
Ronnie Lee Nelson had a heart attack in early October. His attack was atypical. He felt weak, and there was no pain. Paramedics had…
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Sound of the Heartland: Holiday program to raise funds for safe house
?Tomorrow?s another day I hope and pray we?ll be together Tomorrow, this today, will be a yesterday that?s gone forever So take my hand,…
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From Newton to Mardi Gras
Drums, xylophone, piano keys and a tambourine played an old-fashioned melody that drifted on the warm fall air at Mike Hanchett?s shop in Newton…
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