Newton, KS News

• Newton, KS News
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• What to watch: 'Men in Black III' movie trailer
• Obituary: Twyla L. Sell
• Prairie View certified as Strengths-Based Program site
• Obituary: Marie F. Bergman Jantz
• Day trip idea: 'Star Wars' exhibit opens at Exploration Place
• ‘Buy Harvey’ group forms to promote shopping locally
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Birth: Anya June Hall
• What to watch: Actress to play Casey Anthony
• Berglund graduates from college
• Washburn announces graduates
• Roberts twins celebrating 60th birthday Wednesday
• Jost couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Former Hesston resident writes colorful cookbook
• Previews
• Schmidts to celebrate 70 years of marriage
• Hot Online: Memorial Day weekend top 10 US beaches
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• What to watch: Jillian Michaels becomes a mom, twice
• Meals on Wheels
• Fourth Thursday events in Newton
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: J. Kent Sheriff
• Hot Online: "American Idol" crowns Phillips as winner
• Obituary: Merlin Dale Wedel
• Obituary: Ralph Edward Lowry
• Obituary: Barbrajean Thornton
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Roys performing Friday at Arboretum of the Plains
• Previews
• Furley community reunion Sunday
• Area youth performing in The Music Man’ in Wichita
• What to watch: Snooki reveals sex of baby
• Obituary: Glenn K. Smith
• Obituary: Rosella Mary Wedel
• Obituary: Art Kliewer
• Obituary: Merlin D. Wedel
• Obituary: David D. Block
• Hot Online: Donald Driver wins 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Obituary: Loyce K. (Webb) Phillips
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Tricia Montano, Dylan Gingerich
• Rebecca Klassen, Brett Rose
• Christina Stobbe, Matthew Ostrander
• Jenny LaGesse, Larry Mortazavi
• What to watch: 'Dancing With the Stars' season finale
• Local business buzz -- May 19
• Saint Francis honors National Foster Care Month
• Hot Online: Father puts child in washing machine
• CT8 theater raises funds for Heart to Heart
• Sassy Hair Design Studio a place to be ‘pampered’
• Obituary: Martha Willems
• Obituary: Glenn K. Smith
• Obituary: Ailey Marie King
• Obituary: Luella Mae Bitikofer
• Obituary: Art Kliewer
• Obituary: Linda Marie Vetter Henry
• Obituary: Rosella Mary Wedel
• Summer reading program ready to launch
• Brunk retiring after 33 years in schools
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• What to watch: 'Clash of the Commercials: US Against the World'
• Hot Online: Lunar eclipse 2012
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• What to watch: Final two revealed in 'American Idol'
• Commencement weekend at Bethel
• Card shower requested for Orpin’s 85th birthday
• Previews
• Hot Online: Salvage plan for Costa Concordia
• Your question answered: Recycling flatware?
• Obituary: Georgia Ray McDiffett
• Obituary: Curtis E. Goering
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• What to watch: '30 Rock' season finale
• Russell speaking at quilt meeting
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Aleia Hanes
• Hesston College announces spring academic honor rolls
• Hot Online: Mary Kennedy found dead
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Obituary: Thomas Albert Wendling
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Meals on Wheels
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• What to watch: Katherine Jenkins suffers back injury
• Previews
• Hot Online: Verizon to nix unlimited data plans
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• What to watch: Britney, Demi as 'X Factor' judges
• Classes to be offered for those 50 and older
• Brittany Goerzen, Aaron Chiappetti
• Hot Online: Most popular baby names
• Obituary: Marcus E. Watts
• Obituary: Ronald Wayne Robinson
• Obituary: Maurice L. 'Maurie' Claassen
• Obituary: Everett G. Inghram
• Obituary: Roy J. Manka
• Local business buzz -- May 12
• Flaming appointed Prairie View’s director of inpatient operations
• White Eagle donates $10,000 to local charities
• Braum’s celebrates brand-new building with ribbon cutting
• Jacky Chen announces temporary closure
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Obituary: Ron Robinson
• Obituary: Everett G. Inghram
• What to watch: 'Desperate Housewives' finale recap
• Hot Online: 'Swamp People' cast member dies
• Bethel art majors featured in final gallery exhibit of year
• Play calendar from May 11, 2012
• Distinguished Achievement Award winner enjoys business
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• What to watch: The best TV moms
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• What to watch: 'Dark Shadows' movie trailer
• Obituary: Carroll Lee Harder
• Obituary: Alevina O. Enns
• Obituary: Jimmie Don Tatum -- Correction
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• What to watch: 'American Idol' announces top three
• Whitewater class to have reunion
• Explore Kansas! trip on June 1
• Hesston College announces business scholarship recipients
• Hesston College announces resident assistants
• Felix to speak Tuesday at Rotary
• Dyck to celebrate 80th birthday on May 17
• Mother’s Day concert to be ‘swan song’ for five Open Road seniors
• Previews
• Hot Online: Surfer recognized for riding biggest wave
• Meals on Wheels
• Obituary: Jimmie Don Tatum
• Obituary: Charles Milton Dunbar
• Obituary: Frances Lorraine 'Tootsie' Harris
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• What to watch: 'Big Bang Theory' season finale
• Hot Online: Tim Tebow talks Mother's Day gifts
• Obituary: Wanda J. Hunt
• Obituary: Lola Faire (Eisenbeis) Lohrentz
• Obituary: Corey Douglas Harder
• Obituary: Jon Dale Soyez
• Obituary: Rosalie F. Voth
• Heart to Heart announces needs for fund-raiser
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• What to watch: 'Voice' winner Jermaine Paul
• Birth: Tabitha Abigail Mesecher
• McEachern awarded Washburn scholarship
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Joe Flask
• Previews
• Hot Online: Dog food recall
• Obituary: Jon D. Soyez
• Obituary: Rosalie F. Voth
• Obituary: Murray Cecil Bandy
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Elizabeth Slack, John Nelzen
• Valerie Walker, Tim Moland
• Hot Online: Manatees play on Florida beach
• Medical student elected to honor medical society
• Local business buzz -- May 5
• MKC makes ag retail top ten website list
• Birdies, bogies and beef: Golf tournament and steak cookout
• Obituary: Robert (Bob) Fenstermacher
• Obituary: Betty I. Duerksen
• Obituary: Velma Decker
• Obituary: David Jon McKee
• Obituary: Murray Cecil Bandy
• New line of ‘artisan style’ breads to be offered at Braum's
• Obituary: Glenn Ray Johns
• Obituary: Raymond B. Davidson
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Meals on Wheels
• Business honors society starts at NHS
• Grant requests due date coming
• Domestic violence coalition ends contract with SRS
• Hot Online: Joe Biden on gay marriage
• Play calendar
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• What to watch: Demi Moore changes Twitter name
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• What to watch: The Kentucky Derby
• Celebrate Better Hearing and Speech Month
• NHS National Business Honor Society induction Sunday
• Obituary: Richard R. Wiebe Sr.
• Social services Domestic violence coalition ends contract with SRS
• Obituary: Victor Leon Lais
• Obituary: Angela Boho
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• What to watch: Cinco de Mayo Fajitas recipe
• MCA of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• Hot Online: 'Star Wars' Day
• Obituary: Evelyn Ruth Delk
• Obituary: Gail K. Witkowski
• Obituary: Marlow E. Loomis 'Bob'
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• What to watch: 'American Idol' recap: Hollie makes a comeback
• Hot Online: 'The Scream' painting
• Diversify and help others
• Redistricting hampers local election officials
• Woman of the year, Super Teacher
• Obituary: Lucy G. Bontrager
• Obituary: Orie 'Pete' E. Davis Jr.
• Anytime Fitness opens doors free to the public
• Obituary: Richard D. Keller
• Obituary: Dennis A. Dirksen
• Obituary: Mildred G. Dirks
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Previews
• Wilson completes nuclear training
• Bethel students laugh, learn, serve on New Mexico spring trip
• Julia Huxman and Trey Ronnebaum
• What to watch: 'Biggest Loser' crowns a winner
• Hot Online: Fire damages Tyler Perry's studio
• Obituary: Richard D. Keller
• Obituary: Angelia (Angie) Grace Marie Chadwell
• Obituary: Tammee Lee Yoder
• Obituary: Lucy G. Bontrager
• Obituary: Wilma Faye Peugh
• Obituary: Lee R. “Papa D” Drake -- UPDATE
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• What to watch: 'The Biggest Loser' season finale
• Kent Bradley named interim chair
• First Bank president spends vacation on African safari
• Ribbon cutting: North Newton interpretive trail signage system
• Saint Francis recognizes abuse prevention month
• Local business buzz -- April 28
• Remembering ‘Al’: Students share about instructor
• Local swim club hosting free swimming lesson
• Obituary: Johnathan Parker Gordan
• Obituary: Angelia (Angie) Chadwell
• Obituary: Tammee L. Yoder
• Obituary: David F. Smitherman Jr.
• Obituary: Velma Alma (Foster) Pummill
• Obituary: Lee R Drake
• Obituary: Vera D. Davis
• Hot Online: Jennifer Hudson's sister calls 911
• Morning Jolt: Occupy protests today
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• What to watch: 'Forgetting the Girl' movie trailer
• What to watch: One World Trade Center gets 100th floor
• Hot Online: Baby Avery's bucket list
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• A blending of cultures
• Thiesen couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Woelks to celebrate 65 years of marriage
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Shane Dick
• Hiebert giving voice recital
• Snyder to give senior recital
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Obituary: Orlene Scrivner
• Obituary: Gail K. Witkowski
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• What to watch: 2012 NFL draft round 1 recap
• Hot Online: KFC to pay Australian family $8 million
• Obituary: Donna M. Becker
• Obituary: Martha Holdeman
• Reader photo: Ducks at Sand Creek
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• What to watch: 'Married With Children' spin-offs around the world
• Hot Online: Obama slow raps with Jimmy Fallon
• Hesston senior center to sponsor driver safety class
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• What to watch: ‘In Living Color’ cast reunites
• Rose Ensemble performing Friday at Hesston College
• Newton teen killed in Saturday car crash
• Obituary: Marie E. Schmidt
• Hot Online: Beyonce named Most Beautiful Woman
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• What to watch: Girls transform into Barbie dolls
• Emma Creek Quilt Guild meeting today in Hesston
• Justine Erb, Kyle Unruh
• Kira Jacob, Scott Larson
• Donna Babcock, Richard Wilton
• Erica Portlock and Brady Haslebacher
• Candidates pass CPA exam
• Volunteers have a legacy of 30 years at Harry Hynes hospice
• Save the date for upcoming Newton Chamber events
• Obituary: Gena Laura Linn Becker
• Obituary: Jordan Harris
• Obituary: Jane Elizabeth Friesen
• Obituary: G’Ola R. Spratt
• Obituary: Norma Jean Warhurst
• Correction
• Jordan Sports to expand at Chisholm Trail Center in Newton
• Austin will be new VP for student life at Bethel College
• Next Element helps companies to communicate effectively
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• What to watch: Giuliana and Bill talk baby
• Hot Online: Woman fired after she donates kidney
• Meals on Wheels
• Life Enrichment to meet Wednesday
• Loyd wins award for research
• Voice recitals May 4, 5 at Hesston College
• Play calendar from April 20, 2012
• Apple Blossom Festival slated for April 27
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• What to watch: Jack Nicholson turns 75
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• What to watch: 'Think Like a Man' movie trailer
• Obituary: Dolores ‘Dee’ F. Croft
• Obituary: Helen Kaufman Klaassen
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• What to watch: 'American Idol' pays tribute to Dick Clark
• Hot Online: Little girl playing with cute otters
• Obituary: Beverly A. Cooper
• Obituary: Joyce E. Riedl
• Obituary: Helen E. Klaassen
• Obituary: Robert D. 'Bob' Janzen
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• What to watch: Ryan Seacrest remembers Dick Clark
• Mexican-American Athletic Club donates to community
• Hot Online: Car hangs out of building after crash
• Obituary: Geraldine I. “Gerri” Hett-Williams
• Obituary: Doris Marie Gough
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• What to watch: Britney Spears may join 'X Factor'
• Life Enrichment to meet Wednesday
• Kansas Lottery results for Tuesday
• Hot Online: Successful hair growth study may treat baldness
• Commission starts 2013 budget process
• Obituary: Sterling M. Shelly -- UPDATE
• Hesston College to ‘go green’ with Earth Day celebration
• Kraft, Becker appearing April 21 at Pages
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Elizabeth Harvester and David Hingst
• Beugelsdijk graduates with honors from chiropractic college
• Newton Activity Center
• Marty Essen to speak on April 22 in Hesston
• What to watch: 4-year-old enters Mensa
• Obituary: Neva Nadine Reimer
• Obituary: Archie Wiselogel
• Obituary: Paul C. Whomans
• Obituary: Sterling M. Shelly
• Obituary: Gary E. Livengood
• Braum’s to open new store in Newton on May 7 this year
• Chamber celebrates opening of new automotive shop
• Local business buzz -- April 14
• NMC accepting applications for youth volunteers
• Hot Online: Loyal black lab stays by friend in viral video
• School reflects on year during Kansas Private College Week
• Local car show this weekend
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• What to watch: Tupac resurrected via hologram at Coachella
• Obituary: Neva Nadine Reimer
• Rural Moundridge farm hit by Saturday night tornado
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• What to watch: Adele's nose job controversy
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• What to watch: 'The Three Stooges' movie trailer
• Obituary: Judith Ann Wiens
• Mennonite Men’s Chorus to perform local concert
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• What to watch: Star summer weddings
• Hot Online: Friday the 13th
• Obituary: The Rev. John C. Heidbreder
• Obituary: Helen (Stucky) (Flickner) Montgomery
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Holt to speak about orphan trains at Burrton auditorium
• Meals on Wheels
• Previews from April 11, 2012
• What to watch: 'The Pauly D Project' on MTV
• Hot Online: Child actors show Mexico's plight in viral video
• Obituary: Richard B. Hogan
• Obituary: Steven D. White
• Obituary: Ronald J. Flory
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Artist reception tonight at Mojo’s for Joe Flask
• What to watch: 'Simpsons' creator reveals the real Springfield
• What happened in Burrton today?
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Gene Marsh
• Museum program will look at 2009 Sand Creek archeology survey
• Hot Online: Woman caught faking cancer for free wedding
• Obituary: Robert L. 'Bob' Knott
• Melinda Stucky, Dallas Hageman
• Julie Huxman, Jake Willems
• Justine Erb, Kyle Unruh
• Kelsey Hiebert, William Craig
• Obituary: Barbara Jo (Hatfield) Martin Moore
• Students explore the business of conservation
• Obituary: Beverly J. Helmer
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• What to watch: Teen jumps in when bus driver falls asleep
• Tabor College presenting ‘Another Antigone’
• Hot Online: Ellen DeGeneres' 'Titanic' cameo
• Husband/wife team joins Newton Medical Center staff: Part 2
• Obituary: Mary Ann Koehn
• Obituary: Richard B. Hogan
• Obituary: Wesley Kroeker
• Obituary: Sterling M. Shelly
• Obituary: Clara Virgia Jones
• Obituary: Steven D. White
• Local business buzz -- April 7
• Husband/wife team joins Newton Medical Center staff: Part 1
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• What to watch: Bubba Watson, Masters recap from Fox Sports
• Hot Online: Tim Tebow draws a crowd for Easter services
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• What to watch: 'Titanic 3-D'
• What to watch: Kim Kardashian talks about Kanye West
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• What to watch: Kanye professes love for Kim Kardashian
• Previews
• Card shower requested for Baldwin’s 90th birthday
• Woelk couple to celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Esau couple to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Southern Africa interterm a ‘life-changing’ experience
• Hot Online: Hard-boiled eggs recipe
• Obituary: Lyle E. Yost
• Obituary: Alfred L. Yoder
• Obituary: Andrea 'Andy' Rodgers
• Obituary: Doris Louise Boley
• Obituary: Mary Ellen McCoy Scott
• Obituary: Robert Charles Hirsch
• Courts announce five days of furloughs
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• What to watch: 'Scandal' series premiere
• Meals on Wheels
• Hot Online: N.J. firefighters rescue puppies from fire
• Obituary: Lowell Edward Dodd
• Obituary: Donald 'Don' Newingham
• Obituary: Gary L. Sommers
• Obituary: Alfred L. Yoder
• Newton Medical Center raises awareness about colorectal cancer
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• What to watch: Levi Johnston to be a father, again
• Juhnke to speak April 10 at Bethel
• Walton Seniors to meet Friday
• Previews
• Schmidt to give recital April 10
• Obituary: Andrea 'Andy' Rodgers
• Obituary: Robert E. LeFevre
• Obituary: Martha Harms
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Truck accident causes rail closure
• What to watch: Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs
• Newton Activity Center
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Local business buzz -- March 31
• Hot Online: Kentucky captures 8th NCAA title
• Obituary: Ivan C. Sexton
• Obituary: Judy E. Schroeder
• Obituary: Martha I. Harms
• Obituary: Alan D. Rutschman
• Wheat State Manor hosts benefit event
• Obituary: Geraldine Frick
• Obituary: Ivacolis 'Dutch' (Pyles) Nease Lewis
• Obituary: Betty Martin
• Budget breakdown: City law department
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• What to watch: Country Music names Taylor Swift top entertainer, again
• Play calendar from March 30, 2012
• Doctorow to discuss copyrights
• Shirley to celebrate century mark Sunday
• Retirement party for Hackney on Saturday
• Violin duo to be joined by pianist in Bethel concert
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• What to watch: Academy of Country Music Awards
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• What to watch: 'Mirror Mirror' movie trailer
• Obituary: Martha Penner
• Obituary: Patricia D. Brandon
• Obituary: Dolores 'Lola' Rodriguez -- UPDATE
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• What to watch: 'The Pauly D Project' premieres on MTV
• Hot Online: Will Ferrell announces 'Anchorman' sequel
• In Theaters: 'Mirror Mirror,' 'Wrath of the Titans'
• Obituary: Brian Clay Warford
• Obituary: Dorothy E. Dozier
• Obituary: Judith Ann Wiens
• Obituary: Robert 'Bob' Cordts
• Obituary: Dolores 'Lola' Rodriguez
• Obituary: Beatrice Mulvaney Gibson
• Obituary: Richard J. Graves
• Obituary: Mary Virginia Sharer McCune
• Obituary: Emma Leah LaGesse
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• What to watch: '30 Rock'
• Bethel chorus concert Sunday
• Apple Blossom seeking booth registrations
• Pig roast Saturday in Hesston
• Meet musicians Q&A: Simone du Garfunk
• Meals on Wheels
• Hot Online: Patrick Dempsey is not dead despite Twitter rumor
• Obituary: Don D. Klein
• Obituary: Francis Leon Petitjean
• Obituary: Dolores Rodriguez
• Obituary: Richard Graves
• Obituary: Dorothy E. Dozier
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Previews
• Hesston Wellness Center
• Hot Online: Third-grader makes half-court shot
• Obituary: Garrett Austin Spencer
• Obituary: Duane Hand
• Newton Public Library gives annual report
• Local org celebrates Social Work Month
• Athletic club donates to local organizations
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• What to watch: 'Dancing With the Stars' update
• Woman of the Year nominations
• Prasch to lead book discussion Wednesday
• Correction
• Newton Activity Center
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Engagement: Martha Sicking, Jordan Wiggers
• Unique grant program supports social and service programs
• Obituary: Bernice Hiebert
• Obituary: Garrett Spencer
• Obituary: Rosa Lee Strawderman
• Hot Online: Angry Birds Space app released
• Obituary: Harvey Deckert
• Obituary: Gladys Charleen McAdams Brewer
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• Local RE/MAX team receives 100 Percent Club Award
• Hunters Bait Shop popular stop for outdoor enthusiasts
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Chicago trip raises questions of invisibility, identity
• Dudte receives Peoples Choice Award at Manor
• KIPCOR film series continues with story of little-known nonviolent movement
• What to watch: 'The Hunger Games' conquers 'Twilight'
• Art is alive in Kansas
• ‘Experiencing everywhere’: Student travels across the globe
• Hot Online: March 26
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• What to watch: 'Mad Men' season premiere
• What to watch: 'The Hunger Games' movie trailer
• Obituary: Janelle Sue Haury Karras
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• What to watch: Whitney Houston died of drowning, cocaine
• Play calendar
• Obituary: Mary I. Cairns
• Obituary: James R. Duncan
• Obituary: Alma Neomah Shroff
• Obituary: Gladys C. Brewer
• Kansan readers share Girl Scout memories
• Obituary: Lynn A. Maberry Sr.
• Weather topic of ‘Fourth Tuesday’
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• What to watch: Sharon Osbourne takes on Miss Piggy
• Meet a musician Q&A: Mark Bowling
• State BPW conference in Newton
• Quilt guild meeting on Tuesday
• Birth: Boden Torr Duerksen
• Obituary: Lynn A. Maberry Sr.
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Fourth Thursday events in Newton
• What to watch: 2-year-old sings Adele song
• Previews
• Newton resident Alexander named Kansas’ Perfect Woman
• Obituary: Dianthia Frydendall
• Obituary: Kelli Renee (Kotzman) Janzen
• Obituary: Esther Frieda Ratzlaff Schrag
• Obituary: Rosella M. Toevs
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• What to watch: 'Fashion Star' series premiere
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Upcoming MPower session
• Newton Medical Center part of effort to reduce infections
• Saint Francis hosts updated website
• Local business buzz -- March 17
• Spring concert at Hesston College today
• Obituary: Marguerite Goertz
• Obituary: Esther F. Schrag
• Obituary: Hazel Arlene Lucas
• Obituary: Erna Reimer
• Obituary: Wilbur A. Young
• Obituary: Elsie E. Claassen
• Obituary: Melvin L. Dirks
• Obituary: Rose Agnes Thiessen Jost
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Europe tour an education in math, science and architecture
• Bethel Concert Choir performing during break
• Play calendar from March 16, 2012
• Meet a musician Q&A: April May Webb
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• What to watch: 'Frozen Planet' on Discovery
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• What to watch: 'Chasing Leprechauns' on Hallmark
• Video of local singer and songwriter in national contest
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• What to watch: George Clooney arrested at D.C. protest
• Unruh awarded scholarships
• Hill elected student body vice president
• Davis earns Eagle Scout award
• Kennedy to be honored for 80th birthday on March 24
• Watts cleans area near Camp Hawk pond, receives Eagle Scout award
• Dawson to be honored Saturday for 85th birthday
• Cutting sales tax on food could hurt cities, counties
• Local Rotarian helps with polio immunizations in India
• Obituary: Pauline H. Miller
• March tabbed as colon cancer month
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• What to watch: Excited baby sees bubbles for first time
• Meals on Wheels
• Writers’ scene conference kicks off Friday
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Fredric H. Cowart II
• Obituary: Lyle Duane Schrag
• Obituary: Nancy Hershberger
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• What to watch: 'American Idol' contestant kicked off for criminal past
• Hesston College student performing recital Saturday night
• Previews from March 13, 2012
• Brouwer finishes military training
• Contra dance Saturday at center
• Obituary: Lyle Duane Schrag
• Obituary: Pauline Miller
• Obituary: Delores Mae Wiebe Thomas
• Obituary: Dianne Claassen-Hills
• Obituary: Clifford “Cliff” L. Rickman
• Obituary: Ralph Coffman
• Obituary: Juanita Elberson
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• What to watch: Jon Hamm, Kim Kardashian in Twitter fight
• Kansas Lottery results for Monday
• Spencer promoted in Air Force
• Heather Briggs, Jake Duerksen
• Local business buzz -- March 10
• Obituary: The Rev. Dr. Roane Lee Deckert
• Obituary: Martha Mae Anderson Overholt
• Obituary: Walter Richard Schmidt
• Obituary: Ralph Coffman
• Obituary: Helen M. Fryhover
• Obituary: Charley Voth
• ‘It’s sew you’: Local seamstress starts custom clothing business
• Reader callout: Girl Scout memories
• Obituary: Myrtle Unruh
• Obituary: Norma Jean Hoffman
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• What to watch: Bobbi Kristina recounts last day with Whitney
• Therapy dog on staff at local organization
• Chevelle concert Tuesday at Cotillion
• Epp to present research paper
• Hershey recital on March 17
• Bethel College forensics students qualify for nationals
• Play calendar from March 9, 2012
• Previews
• Red Hatters meeting Tuesday
• Needle tatting focus of Fiber Options meeting March 16
• Wolgemuth named outstanding member
• Woman of the Year seeking nominations
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• What to watch: 'A Thousand Words' movie trailer
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• What to watch: 'John Carter' movie trailer
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• What to watch: Julianne Moore on playing Sarah Palin
• Obituary: Krystal M. Kammerer
• Obituary: Krystal M. Kammerer
• Obituary: Laura Balzer Janzen
• Obituary: Rose A. (Thiessen) Jost
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• What to watch: Video: Whitney Houston’s will gives daughter everything
• Meals on Wheels
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Lisa Grossman
• Obituary: Ramon 'Hud' Gomez
• Obituary: Charlotte J. Walker
• Obituary: Gary S. Buckle
• Obituary: Laura Janzen
• Woman of the Year 2012 nomination form
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Archeologist program Sunday
• Artist Grossman to speak Sunday at Carriage Factory Gallery
• Previews
• Obituary: Jean Bishop Joseph
• Obituary: Ramon Gomez
• Obituary: Viola A. Neufeld Hiebert Trost
• Chisholm night at Wendy's in Newton tonight
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• What to watch: Paula Deen and brother accused of racism, harassment
• Tornado program March 14 in Krehbiel Auditorium
• Thompson to speak March 11
• Life Enrichment to feature three programs
• College celebrates business instructor’s years of service
• Obituary: Adaline R. Abrahams
• Obituary: Jule Loyde Schoenberger
• Newton Medical Center honored as a ‘healthy employer’
• Obituary: Gary S. Buckle
• Obituary: Esther M. Prieb
• Obituary: Jean Bishop Joseph
• Obituary: Lois M. Roth
• Obituary: Walter B. Entz
• Correction
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Play calendar from March 2, 2012
• A pastor and scholar, speaker’s concern is for marginalized groups
• Kansas Troubles on Tuesday
• What to watch: Lindsay Lohan hosts 'SNL'
• Two more qualify for nationals
• Art is Ageless seeking entries
• Mandy Haynes, Cody Griffin
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• What to watch: 'Casa De Mi Padre' movie trailer
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Obituary: Juanita Georga Martinez
• Obituary: V. Maxine (Chambers) Cannon
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• College deepens commitment to sustainability
• Obituary: Sharon H. Buller
• Obituary: Robert D. Durst
• Obituary: Maxine Cannon
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Walton Seniors to meet
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Erin Thompson
• Meals on Wheels
• What to watch: Lady Gaga launches Born This Way Foundation
• College fund-raising for dorm renovation a success
• Good Shepherd offers grief and loss support groups
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• What to watch: Is Snooki pregnant?
• Obituary: Susan Ilene Berry
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• What to watch: New 'Dancing With the Stars' cast
• Heart to Heart needs recipes
• Bel Canto performs Friday
• Ribbon cutting: Green Mobile
• Obituary: Scott D. Thiesen
• Obituary: Karen Eileen Manche
• Obituary: James Bobby Schrag
• Obituary: Betty L. Zehr
• Obituary: Normand G. Ferguson
• Local business buzz -- Feb. 25
• Obituary: Ruth Ann Wengeler
• Obituary: Elta Mae Selzer Deits
• Obituary: Norma D. Huffman
• Obituary: Myrtle D. Giesbrecht
• Super Collider Computers sets up shop at new Hesston location
• Correction
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Cattle program Monday in Walton
• Vanessa Jade Weller
• Meals on Wheels
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• What to watch: The 84th Academy Awards
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• What to watch: 'Act of Valor'
• Rancher to speak about sustainability in Hesston
• Obituary: Ruth Zerger
• Obituary: Mildred Quiring
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• In Theaters: 'Wanderlust,' 'Act of Valor'
• What to watch: Whitney Houston in casket photo sparks outrage
• Nygaard awarded Presidential Citation
• Suess birthday celebration at Hesston library
• Previews
• Hesston College to present musical theater selections
• Childcare center, Villa create cross generational activity
• Coming soon - YMCA
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• What to watch: 'Filthy Rich' on CNBC
• Meals on Wheels
• Birth: Harper Lee Westerhaus
• Fourth Thursday events downtown
• Art classes at Youthville to start in March
• Newton home school students get unique opportunity
• Obituary: Raymond 'Ray' Stucky
• Obituary: Margaret Joy Regier Rich
• Obituary: Menno Elden Regier
• Obituary: Linda Amanda Williams
• Kansas Lottery results for Wednesday
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• What to watch: Drunk man pepper sprayed at Disneyland
• Forensics students do well
• Men’s choir performing in Hesston
• Habegger speaking at annual meeting
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Danielle Brockman
• Obituary: Lawrence 'Daffy' VanBuren
• Obituary: Clara E. Reimer
• Obituary: Sue Unruh Pack
• Obituary: Wilbur (Willie) Eugene Berger
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• What to watch: Rio de Janeiro celebrates Carnival
• Voth, Miller marry on May 27 at Alexanderwohl
• LIfe Enrichment to meet Wednesday
• Spectacle of Celtic music and dance comes to Mem Hall
• Local business buzz -- Feb. 18
• Obituary: Naomi Darlene Androes
• Wellness Center uses creative promotion to recruit members
• Newton Medical Center receives award from American Heart Association
• Obituary: Lawrence 'Daffy' VanBuren
• Obituary: Richard Adair 'Dick' Payne
• Obituary: Arthur Warren Zook
• Obituary: Martha A. Livesay
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• What to watch: Whitney Houston remembered at hometown funeral
• What to watch: 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' movie trailer
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• What to watch: 'The Secret World of Arrietty' movie trailer
• Obituary: Elaine L. Stoltenberg
• Obituary: Peter J. Ediger
• Obituary: Jane Marie Leander
• Obituary: Paul William Renich
• Obituary: Welma Thiessen
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Previews
• Funk to celebrate 80th birthday Sunday
• Oller to celebrate 80th birthday Feb. 23
• Card shower requested for Entz’s 90th birthday
• In Theaters: 'The Secret World of Arietty,' 'Rampart'
• Obituary: Antonio (Tony) Palazzo
• Obituary: Stanley R. Farr
• Newton gets a look at unique mathematical art
• Obituary: Jan Elizabeth Tholen Saab
• Asbury Park to discuss project proposal
• Meals on Wheels
• Hagmeier to speak at quilt guild
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Carl Folkerts
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• County approves purchase of new street signs
• Dog thieves charged
• USD 373 names finalists in superintendent search
• Artistic Vision
• Obituary: Stanley R. Farr
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• What to watch: Shakira attacked by sea lion
• Fiber group to work with plarn
• Wyss receives military honor
• Old schools of Harvey County topic of talk at library
• Book signing Feb. 25 at bookstore
• Obituary: Lois Lohrenz
• Obituary: Stanley R. Farr
• Obituary: Betty L. Webb
• Obituary: Ethel Bartel
• Obituary: Wilma Lee Howerton
• Christian school guest day
• Local woman opens a new clothing alteration business
• Chamber hosts ribbon cutting at Taste of New Orleans
• Kiwanis donates to Newton Medical Center
• Local business buzz -- Feb. 11
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• What to watch: 'Cougar Town' season premiere
• Gantz, McDonald exchange vows
• Kendra Baehler and Brian Hopp
• Jennifer Washburn and Curtis Leiker
• Katie Kilgore, Bryan Herwig
• Rachel Roberts, Joshua Buckle
• Obituary: Floyd F. Darrow
• Obituary: Martha Fast
• Obituary: Elaine Leppke
• Obituary: Dick Arlan Anduss
• Obituary: Joyce Hanneman
• Budget breakdown: $4.9 million
• Volunteers provide toys to kids in ER
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Halstead council to meet
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• What to watch: 54th Grammy Awards
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• What to watch: 'Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace' in theaters
• 911 takes more than 2,000 ‘disconnect calls’
• Inventor, ResCare hook up to create ‘Freedom Hooks’
• Obituary: Velma F. Nolan
• Obituary: Michael Steven Smith
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• What to watch: What's in Steve Jobs' FBI file?
• In theaters: 'The Vow,' 'Journey 2'
• Larsen to be honored for 90th birthday Feb. 18
• Jantzen to celebrate 80th birthday Saturday
• Dramatic reading of ‘Monologues’ Sunday at Pages
• Wichita State University announces honor roll
• Play Calendar
• Franzen sisters leave gift to Bethel
• Obituary: Susan (Sue) LaForge
• Obituary: Kenneth 'Skip' Hershberger
• Obituary: Ruth Douglass Woods
• Obituary: Eunice A. Gaiser
• Cleaning up
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Academy on Aging continues at Schowalter
• Valentine’s Day babysitting available
• Meals on Wheels
• Newton High School royalty
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Abbie Holler
• Reader shares memories of Starlite Skate Center
• Elmer Joseph Reimer — Correction
• Obituary: Merle Walter Entz
• Correction
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• What to watch: Duggar family victims of alleged extortion
• Red Hatters to meet
• Previews
• Hitchcock to give Greer Lecture at Bethel College
• GOESSEL MUSICIANS
• Area school notes
• Obituary: Darius R. Gray
• Organization seeks photos of those lost during Vietnam
• White, Funke, Holcomb to present programs at Life Enrichment
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• What to watch: Gisele Bundchen defends hubby Tom Brady
• Many receive semester honors at Kansas State
• Nikki DeSimone, Brian Pauls
• Rodriguez, Musgrove wed Sept. 10
• Wichita State University announces grads
• Beggs speaking at Rotary meeting
• Local business buzz -- Feb. 4
• Budget breakdown: KLP
• High Street Co. in Newton to undergo renovations
• Obituary: Margaret Joy Regier Rich
• Obituary: Donna L. Jacob
• Obituary: Erma A. Pankratz
• Obituary: Barbara Ann Snaer
• Obituary: Harvey Eugene Siemens
• Obituary: Ruth Douglass Woods
• Obituary: Rebecca Jean Ashmore
• Obituary: Christopher M. Casey
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• What to watch: Best Super Bowl commercials of 2012
• Phone scam targets churches in Kansas
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• What to watch: 'Star Wars Uncut' unveiled
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• What to watch: 'The Woman in Black' movie trailer
• Game on!
• Obituary: Christopher M. Casey
• Obituary: Charles W. LaCoss
• Obituary: Elmer Joseph Reimer
• Obituary: Jerald D. Unruh
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• What to watch: Jamie Lynn Spears on her teen pregnancy
• Meals on Wheels
• Johnson finishes basic training
• Caregiver support group to meet
• Voran recital on Feb. 12
• King receives military honor
• Previews
• Beacham to be honored Sunday for 90th birthday
• In Theaters: 'Big Miracle,' 'The Woman in Black'
• Obituary: Angela Christine Thiessen
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• What to watch: Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow
• Drawing class on Friday at local academy
• Previews
• Meet a musician Q&A: Joel Maldonado aka jbislive
• KLP reaches 'critical juncture'
• Obituary: Elmer Joseph Reimer
• Live Blog: The Big Rural Brainstorm
• Association donates equipment, volunteer hours to NMC
• Local, area students in ‘Steel Magnolias’
• ESU announces fall honor roll
• Bryan to give free diabetes program at NMC
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• What to watch: Remembering Don Cornelius, creator of 'Soul Train'
• Obituary: John W. Jost
• Obituary: Loren Edward Mitchell
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• What to watch: 'Key & Peele' series premiere
• Rachel Wissmann, Alan Busenitz
• Fisher, Wahlgren marry on Oct. 15
• Obituary: Loren Edward Mitchell
• Obituary: Gerold L. Anspaugh
• Obituary: Alice Virginia (Reimer) Goerzen
• Obituary: Edna Viola (Shantz) Yoder
• Obituary: Letha Arthenia Wilson
• Obituary: Thomas Earl 'Tom' Stafford
• Obituary: Martha Velma Brown
• Obituary: Kathryn Bitikofer
• Obituary: James S. Darnall
• Obituary: Elmer H. Voth
• Ribbon cuttings: Newton Chamber honors two local businesses
• Local business buzz -- Jan. 28
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• What to watch: Viola Davis at SAG awards 2012
• Roth to be honored Jan. 31 at Schowalter for national award
• Previews
• Card shower requested for Duerksen’s 80th birthday
• Card shower requested for Michel’s 80th birthday
• Card shower requested for Anderson’s birthday
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• What to watch: Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• What to watch: 'One for the Money' movie trailer
• Newton Medical Center honors first baby of 2012
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• What to watch: Demi Moore 911 call released
• Obituary: Betty Nadine McQuillan
• Obituary: Vincent Wayne Ochs
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• What to watch: 'Fat Chef' series premiere
• Wissink named to dean’s list
• Meals on Wheels
• Newton Medical Center staff rates high for flu vaccinations
• Obituary: Martha V. Brown
• Obituary: Vince Ochs
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• What to watch: 'Touch' series premiere
• Emporia announces scholarships
• Ragbirds performing at arboretum
• ATSF Railroad meeting Feb. 6
• Arts, music in downtown Newton
• Previews
• Obituary: N. Marie Partridge
• Obituary: Beverly J. Blosser
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Newton Activity Center
• Claassen, Reese marry on Aug. 6
• Meals on Wheels
• Local automotive business raises funds to fight cancer
• Local attorney attends estate planning conference
• Budget breakdown: Federal grants for the school lunch program
• Obituary: Alice Ann Ulsh
• Local business owner mentors exchange student from Norway
• Obituary: Jean Karla Guardiola
• Obituary: Rosalind Elizabeth Hirsch
• Obituary: Robert R. Coe
• Obituary: Alma V. (Steele) Smith
• Obituary: L. Emogene Holzrichter Sherman
• Obituary: Ben H. Koehn
• Fuel testing reveals higher octane in ethanol product
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• What to watch: Steven Tyler maims national anthem
• Meals on Wheels
• Kansas Day programs to highlight resources
• Baker University fall graduates
• Kansas Day celebration at area church
• Hagmeier to speak to guild
• BPW to meet Monday night
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• What to watch: 'Secrets of the Manor House'
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• What to watch: 'Drew Peterson: Untouchable'
• Obituary: Mary Jane Stanley
• Obituary: Iona R. Schrock
• Obituary: Lois Emogene Holzrichter Sherman
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• What to watch: 'Red Tails' movie trailer
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Obituary: Robert Lee Watkins
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• What to watch: 'Unsupervised' series premiere
• Budget proposal cuts teachers and support staff
• Obituary: Jack Joseph Taiclet
• Obituary: Robert L. Watkins
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• What to watch: 'American Idol' season premiere
• Obituary: Brenda Jean Odle Laughlin
• Readers share their ALCO stories
• Erika Lynn, Kyle Sybesma
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• What to watch: Paula Deen has type 2 diabetes
• Rosen, Martin marry on June 5
• Erika Lynn, Kyle Sybesma
• Local business buzz
• New bus for Kidron Bethel
• Obituary: Sarah Ens Friesen
• Obituary: George A. King
• Obituary: Eilene C. Meires
• Obituary: Karen Sue Jordan
• Obituary: LeRoy W. Seitz
• Pages Books and Coffee starts expansion project
• Custom Cuts Garage offers unique spin on service
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• Area students participating in ‘James and the Giant Peach’
• Play calendar
• Ramirez to celebrate 70th birthday
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• What to watch: The 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• What to watch: 'The Iron Lady' movie trailer
• Obituary: Karen Jordan
• Obituary correction: Tina Jo (Wedel) Burton
• Obituary: Khanh Van Nguyen
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• What to watch: Stephen Colbert running for president?
• Whitney couple celebrates 67 years of marriage
• Lammers couple to celebrate 40 years of marriage Sunday
• Stucky to be honored for 100th birthday
• Obituary: Larry Dean Schmidt -- UPDATE
• Obituary: The Rev. William Edward (Pops) Scott
• Obituary: Tina Jo (Wedel) Burton
• Obituary: Andrea Nadine Patryk Douglass
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• What to watch: Khloe Kardashian may be a Jenner
• Meals on Wheels
• Honor rolls
• Grants to be awarded to students
• Contest reminder
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Linda David
• Superintendent candidate meet and greet
• Reader photo: Sunset
• Obituary: Betty Jean (Pond) Fisher
• Obituary: Roberta Ann Winter
• Obituary: Larry Dean Schmidt
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• Card shower requested for Abrahams’ 90th birthday
• Previews
• Kiwanis Pancake Feed slated for Feb. 3 at center
• Epp Buller art to be on display
• Obituary: Roberta Winter
• Obituary: Norma J. Wiens
• Obituary: James Michael 'Mike' Perley
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• What to watch: 'Dance Moms' season premiere
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Hesston College to honor King
• Drinkwater, Partridge marry on Nov. 12
• Darcy Hamilton and Brett Esau
• Obituary: Philip George Bowen
• Hesston resident to serve on national engineering board
• Obituary: Bill Heywood
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Ivanette Smith
• U.S. 50 accident claims life
• Obituary: Irven L. Conner Jr.
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Box office buzz: Previous year sees much entertainment
• Play calendar from Jan. 6, 2012
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• What to watch: 'The Three Stooges' movie trailer
• Obituary: Alice Louise (Mills) Boley
• Obituary: Anna E. Busenitz
• Obituary: Elsie Berniece Tittle
• Obituary: Janell Marie Coates
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• What to watch: 'Merlin' series premiere
• Obituary: Anna E. Busenitz
• Obituary: Arlan M. Krehbiel
• Obituary: Alice Louise (Mills) Boley
• ‘Living well’ class at Rec Center
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• What to watch: Casey Anthony posts video diary
• Meet musicians Q&A: Robin Roberts, Billie Preston
• Games to be broadcast live
• Bartel, Runge win national debate qualifier
• Washburn announces president’s honor roll for fall semester
• Sunset students envision life without sight
• Miller descendants have reunion
• Washburn announces honor roll
• Meals on Wheels
• Miller descendants have reunion
• Endowment taking applications
• Hanley to speak to Walton Seniors
• Health program to start Jan. 10
• Medical expense fund set up for critically injured Newton teen
• Obituary: Anna E. Busenitz
• Obituary: Jim Devore
• Obituary: Paul A. Yutzy
• Obituary: Arlan Krehbiel
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• What to watch: Nick Cannon hospitalized for kidney failure
• Newton Activity Center
• Taking a rest
• Previews
• Brownback: Boeing decision very disappointing
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• Obituary: Delores Dallas Lambert
• Amy Drake, Joshua Church
• What to watch: Quadrantid meteor shower
• Evans to speak about shoe project
• McGinn to speak today at Rotary
• Local business buzz -- Dec. 31
• BPA students compete in regional conference
• Winner of Montana Mike’s “World’s Largest Stocking” drawing
• Correction: Gene Intz
• Obituary: LuEtta J. Frey
• Obituary: Herbert Eugene (Gene) Herr
• Obituary: Major John W. McGee
• Obituary: Gerald Boyer Williams
• Obituary: Gerald Lee Lambert
• Obituary: Robert E. Harber
• Obituary: Travis Kemph
• New Braum’s store in Newton
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• What to watch: New Oprah show debuts
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• What to watch: ‘New Year’s Rockin’ Eve’ to party all night
• Sedgwick library eyes unused space
• Texting while driving ban eyed by national group
• Discovery
• Obituary: Wilma Stucky
• Obituary: Gene Entz
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• What to watch: Michael Jordan engaged to model Yvette Prieto
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Aaron Rivera
• Ellis couple celebrates 65th wedding anniversary
• Obituary: Travis Kemph
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Senior center menu
• What to watch: 'Mars Needs Moms' -- few others did
• Meals on Wheels
• Boese takes up quilling again
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Obituary: Gary Dale Cooper
• USDA announces sign-up for conservation program
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• Previews
• Voth to receive Eagle Scout Award today
• Kansas book discussion series to start in January
• What to watch: Tarzan chimp dies at 80
• Obituary: Russell Monroe Hiebert
• Obituary: Gloria Jean 'Jeannie' Holland Patterson
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• What to watch: ‘Extreme Couponing All-Stars’
• Holiday cookbooks for sale
• Tiffany Veer, Christopher Hall
• Megan Stahl, Brett Runge
• Wedel, Spencer marry on Aug. 20
• School helps students transfer, continue education
• Obituary: Charles G. Meadows Jr.
• Obituary: Gloria Jean 'Jeannie' Patterson
• Local business buzz -- Dec. 24
• Obituary: Glennon Crowther
• Obituary: Martha Mildred Klassen Hiebert
• Obituary: Douglas D. Burch
• Couple brings Louisiana cajun cuisine to Newton
• Obituary: Gary D. Cooper
• Obituary: Pearl Kater
• Obituary: Norman Dale Coe
• Obituary: Neva M. Schmidt
• Obituary: Naomi L. McCullough
• Sports event of the day -- Dec. 26
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• What to watch: 'We Bought a Zoo' movie trailer
• What to watch: 'Undercover Christmas'
• Newton Activity Center
• Reader photo
• Obituary: Ronald 'Dean' Gasaway
• Obituary: Roland H. 'Dutch' Wuthrich
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• What to watch: 'A Christmas Carol'
• Play calendar from Dec. 23, 2011
• Obituary: Roland H. 'Dutch' Wuthrich
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Sure Fit Pet Holiday photo contest deadline Monday
• Bethel announces fall honor rolls
• Rotary gives, receives awards at annual banquet
• Newton Area Senior Center menu
• Meals on Wheels
• What to watch: 'The X Factor' finale
• Obituary: Dickie L. 'Dick' Stevens
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Winter brings snow, rain
• What to watch: 'The Hobbit' movie trailer
• Course at Hesston College offered to community
• Previews
• Newton Area Senior Center calendar
• Make postal carriers’ job easier by shoveling driveway
• Extension agents report on progress to county commission
• Where to see the lights
• More details of ed funding plan revealed
• Battle of the bulge
• Obituary: Dickie L. 'Dick' Stevens
• Obituary: Jesse H. Jantz Jr.
• Obituary: Joseph David Steed
• Local business buzz
• McPherson Quilt Guild presents quilts to Pine Village
• Businesses give back to the community
• Businesses celebrate with Chamber ribbon cuttings
• Holiday hours for O T Cab
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• What to watch: Kardashian Christmas card
• Waechter, Schultz marry on Oct. 29
• Amanda Voth, Ryan Weishaar
• Obituary: Juan Lucio Florez
• Obituary: Sherry V. Anspaugh
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• What to watch: 'The Dark Knight Rises' movie trailer
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• What to watch: 'Geek Love' series premiere
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• What to watch: 'Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows'
• Bethel psychology student presents research at D.C. conference
• Kauffman to host book party for ‘Zwieback Trail’
• Christmas services
• Religion calendar
• Play calendar from Dec. 16, 2011
• OBITUARY: Kadie L. Buller
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Church to offer living nativity
• What to watch: Britney Spears gets engaged
• Bader finishes basic training
• Book ReViews donates to Salvation Army
• Senior center menu
• Previews
• Hershes to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Obituary: Michael Wayne Hoffman
• DVRT program continues to seek funding
• Obituary: Fleeta Belle Gish
• Obituary: Eileen Weir
• Obituary: Charlene F. Janzen
• Obituary: Larry William Sills
• Burrton fire department hosting open house
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• What to watch: 'The Year with Katie Couric'
• Art reception tonight
• Meals on Wheels
• Obituary: Bobby Montgomery
• Obituary: Donald Duane 'Don' Willson
• Obituary: Shirley Schroeder
• Obituary: Dixie L. Knauss
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• Reader photo: Holiday display
• Obituary: Dixie Lee Knauss
• Obituary: Juanita McBride
• Obituary: Rosalie 'Joanne' Hill
• Obituary: Glen A. Strotkamp
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• What to watch: 'White Christmas'
• Newton Activity Center events
• Scott, Busenitz marry on Aug. 12
• Office move: Fuqua Ruth Typer Insurance
• Obituary: Alma Ruth Dyck
• Obituary: Marie A. Swoyer
• New pet store takes visitors inside exotic ‘pirate cove’
• Obituary: Edith Pauline 'Polly' Lentell
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• What to watch: Paris Jackson lands feature film role
• Schmidt becomes dealer at new casino
• Local business buzz
• Bethel students help local hunters feed the hungry
• Play calendar
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• What to watch: 'Young Adult' movie trailer
• Save the date: Upcoming business events
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Et Cetera Shop repairing deteriorating facade
• Take a tour
• Obituary: Laura 'Mickey' Davies
• Obituary: Alma Ruth Dyck
• Obituary: Hazel Marie Borders
• Area basketball roundup
• Correction
• A horse is a horse ...
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• ‘Night in the Barn’ slated for Dec. 17 through 18
• Friends Book Sale at the Newton Public Library a success
• Obituary: Bill Greason
• Obituary: Lois F. Clinesmith
• Obituary: William V. (Bill) Krause -- UPDATE
• Obituary: William V. (Bill) Krause
• Obituary: Joseph E. 'Joe' White
• Obituary: Ruby A. Barkman
• Obituary: Ella A. Janzen -- UPDATE
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Meet an artist Q&A: Jesse Graber
• Histand starts voluntary service
• Christmas show Saturday at Fox
• Meals on Wheels
• Red Hatters to meet Tuesday
• School calendar
• KU honors area seniors
• Spreier to receive scholarship
• Area school offering electronic service
• Legal notice database online
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• What to watch: 'Pearl Harbor: 24 Hours After'
• Previews
• Obituary: Ella A. Janzen
• Goessel High School students receive honors
• Obituary: Mary Louise McDonald
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• What to watch: 'Moonshiners'
• Newton Activity Center
• Rickard, Regier marry on July 2
• Kendra Friesen, Slade Headrick
• Bella Salon sponsors holiday drive
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Charles Richard Harr
• Stop and smell the peppernuts
• Obituary: Charles Edward 'Chuck' Spencer
• Obituary: Frieda Flaming
• Obituary: Lowell L. 'Biss' Biesterfeld
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• What to watch: American Country Awards
• Play calendar from Dec. 2, 2011
• Bethel College teacher education earns second national accreditation
• Christmas Gift Market Saturday at Kidron Bethel
• Kauffman Museum exhibit showcases camera lens of Cookie Weibe
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• What to watch: Biggest sports scandals of 2011
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• What to watch: 'Answers to Nothing'
• Prairie View’s Marion County office to relocate
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• What to watch: 'The X Factor' results
• Bethel faculty performing Saturday
• Meals on Wheels
• Previews
• Penner to be honored Sunday for 90th birthday
• Local TOPS members recognized
• Obituary: Marvin E. Schmidt -- UPDATE
• Obituary: Paul H. Suderman
• Soup supper to be Dec. 10 at Walton school
• Meet musicians Q&A: Scenic Roots
• Newton grad McCammond to be on national TV show
• Artists’ opening today at North Newton coffee shop
• Local library needs tax preparation volunteers
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Local equestrians to appear on national television show
• Chamber event on Dec. 9
• Obituary: Marvin E. Schmidt
• BBB alert: Check privacy policy on ‘Dear Santa’ websites
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• What to watch: 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center'
• Church art exhibit to open at gallery
• Flavin to sing to Walton Seniors
• Holiday safety
• Black Friday success extends to small retailers
• Bethel registrar receives service award
• Kansan to have open house
• Newton Medical Center hosts stroke prevention and rehabilitation events
• Midland collecting food for Salvation Army's Harvest of Love Campaign
• Obituary: Evangeline Frey Hiebert
• Obituary: William 'Bill' Leroy Braden
• Obituary: Martha 'Lucille' (Andres/Schroeder) Stucky
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• What to watch: Conrad Murray gets sentenced to 4 years
• Newton Activity Center events
• Newton Public Library
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Hesston Wellness announces events
• Ashley Lachenmayr and Bryce Torres
• Local opens clinic after receiving doctor of chiropractic degree
• AGCO breaks ground on Paint Booth project
• Obituary: Leland Kaiser
• Obituary: Paul P. Androes
• Obituary: Irene Annie Schmidt
• Obituary: Stephanie Reimer
• Saint Francis honors national adoption month
• Obituary: Claudia Gloria Estrada-Jaso
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: James A. Will
• Obituary: Leo Dean Scharenberg
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• What to watch: 'Kourtney and Kim Take New York' recap
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• What to watch: 'The Walking Dead' mid-season finale
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• What to watch: 'The Muppets' movie trailer
• Obituary: Merle W. (Bill) Nelson
• Obituary: The Rev. Dr. Monty (Pete) Lee Fey,
• Obituary: Roy M. Buller
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• What to watch: 'Hugo' movie trailer
• Area schools take part in world stacking event
• Lighting of the Green on Dec. 4 at Bethel
• Previews from Nov. 23, 2011
• Regier celebrating his 80th birthday
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• What to watch: Who won 'Dancing with the Stars'?
• Monart taking registrations
• Hesston students do well at national event
• Hesston College prepares for special weekend
• Obituary: Vonda Butler
• Obituary: Charles T. Ross
• Obituary: Susie Lohrentz
• Obituary: Bill Nelson
• Obituary: Yin Lau Wong
• Obituary: John A. Lohrentz
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• What to watch: 'Dancing with the Stars' finale
• Senior center menu
• At the historical museum
• Kristen Wiebe, Benjamin Bielenberg
• Bina, Whitsitt marry April 29
• Newton Activity Center
• First Bank presents check to United Way
• Claassen Hardware & Lumber closed Saturday
• Local business buzz
• Potter to serve as president of international society
• Obituary: LaVern Jacob Miller
• Waddell and Reed opens a new office in the Old Mill
• Obituary: Johnny Chris Lujan Jr.
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• What to watch: Mila Kunis attends Marine Corps Ball
• Play calendar from Nov. 18, 2011
• How to survive the holidays and avoid going crazy
• Dance/activity night planned today for students
• Wolgemuth to sign books Saturday at Faith & Life
• What to watch: American Music Awards
• What to watch: 'The Descendants'
• Prairie View receives Sunflower foundation grant
• Obituary: Luvina Koehn
• Obituary: Evelyn May Schmidt
• What to watch: 'Twilight'
• Gatz honored at Washburn
• Stahls to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Card shower requested for Ellis’ 86th birthday
• Toevs celebrates 90th birthday with family
• Williams to celebrate 95th birthday Tuesday
• Biomass from former CRP land could fuel cars, heat homes
• Honor Society project will send books to Ethiopia
• Phone scam comes to Newton
• Researchers look at ‘fracking’ and earthquakes
• Editorial: For once, ignoring the problem works
• Meet musicians Q&A: Miller's Mule
• Meals on Wheels
• Hesston senior center has coffee
• Faul, Triggs attend conference
• Open microphone night at Karen’s
• Outside the Walls performing
• School calendar
• Bethel freshman takes two firsts in regional singing competition
• Goessel students take part in music events
• Bethel students join honor society
• What to watch: 'Breaking Dawn' movie trailer
• Previews
• Orchestra concert Thursday at Bethel
• ‘Smokeout’ coming Thursday
• Angleton faces additional charges
• Rotary Club of Newton honored as most outstanding club
• What to watch: Gabby Giffords with Diane Sawyer recap
• Fiber group to make angels
• Sweigart, Gredler wed Oct. 15
• Vogt to speak to Rotary Club
• Kidron Bethel banquet today
• ‘The Boys Next Door’ at area college
• BBB: Consumers warned of new twist on an old scam
• Dr. Abbay joins Prairie View clinical staff
• Students visit local business, learn about manufacturing
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Merlin D. Thiesen
• Obituary: M. Lucille (Anders) Stucky
• Obituary: Willard Marion Vogt
• Obituary: David F. Wiebe
• Obituary: Frank Albert Williams
• ‘Camp Rock’ to be performed Nov. 18 to 20
• Hands on
• Community Night at Wendy’s
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• What to watch: 'Immortals' movie trailer
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• What to watch: 'J. Edgar' movie trailer
• Siblings in service
• Health Ministries Clinic to receive grants
• Obituary: Doris Jane Heidel
• HCBA to resume meeting after holidays
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Jenns to be honored for 40th anniversary
• Memorial museum in Halstead
• Previews
• Band performing today at Norm’s
• Dreier to celebrate 80th birthday with open house
• Card shower requested for Friesen’s 80th birthday
• Obituary: Darlene 'Sue' Smith
• Pompeo paints target on wind energy subsidies
• Final tribute to a veteran: Thomas Emery Hamilton
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• What to watch: CMA Awards 2011 winners, losers
• Grief support group to meet
• Koehn students performing
• Old Fashioned Christmas Nov. 19
• Arts, craft bazaar Nov. 19 at VFW
• Meals on Wheels
• Funk, Southern, League, McConnell win in Democracy, Patriot’s Pen contests
• Schools calendar
• Meet a musician A&Q: Alex Cartwright
• Two Bethel forensics competitors claim recent first-place finishes
• School honor rolls
• Sedgwick Senior Center celebrates its grand opening with ribbon cutting
• Obituary: Pauline Bartley
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• What to watch: 6 hours of 'Ghost Hunters' for Halloween
• Send us your spooky Halloween pics!
• Ghost investigations
• Tombstone case has sheriff’s department puzzled
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• What to watch: 'Finding Bigfoot' on Animal Planet
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Card shower requested for Ellis’ 86th birthday
• What to watch: 'Puss in Boots'
• New life in old building
• Obituary: Paul Robert Bryant
• Save the date: Upcoming community events
• Local event named ‘Rodeo of the Year’
• Sedgwick to celebrate new senior center
• Man catches on fire at Newton business
• Community author to sign book at Anderson’s
• Only in Print -- Oct. 29
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• What to watch: 'Gold Rush' season premiere
• Obituary: Linda Kaye Olson
• To do this weekend: Halloween activities
• Only in print -- Oct. 28
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• Man catches on fire at Newton business
• What to watch: 'Beavis and Butt-Head' series premiere
• City: Revenues up, spending down this quarter
• Algae levels at county lakes on decline
• Obituary: Ruth I. Osburn Merritt
• Obituary: Dorsey Dean Grice
• Wednesday Lottery results
• Obituary: Mark Duane Becker
• Obituary: Steven Edwin Johnson
• Obituary: N. Paul Stucky
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• What to watch: Carving the perfect pumpkin
• Special guest speaker at Shalom Mennonite Church
• Obituary: Rebecca Berniece Reimer
• Leo Anthony 'Barney' Arnold
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• What to watch: Northern lights video
• Newton Young Professionals third annual Wine and Beer Tasting
• ICM to partner with CleanStar Mozambique
• Missing alcohol leads to assault
• Youthville announces layoffs
• Take care while shopping for drug plans
• USD 373 opens network to devices brought from home
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Ruth I. Merritt
• Obituary: Lorraine V. Lyles
• Obituary: Virginia Mae Claassen
• Obituary: Bobby L. Chaffin
• Taking a tour of Janzen Family Farms near Newton
• Obituary: Rebecca Berniece Reimer
• Obituary: William G. Chaple
• Obituary: Arleigh E. Markee
• Obituary: J. Adolph 'Bud' Ziser
• Monday Lottery results
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• What to watch: 'Once Upon a Time' online
• Wiebe couple to celebrate milestone anniversary Sunday
• Card shower requested for Schmidt’s 95th birthday
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• What to watch: 'The Walking Dead'
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• What to watch: 'Paranormal Activity 3'
• USD 373 earns standard of excellence awards
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• What to watch: 'Hocus Pocus'
• Zombies to invade Newton Saturday
• Tax code may get overhaul
• Fresh foods bar makes debut at Slate Creek
• Obituary: James Peters
• Obituary: Dale William Krueger
• Obituary: Loyd Eugene Dighero
• Obituary: 'TT' Treyvon Paul Singley
• Health Ministries executive director resigns
• Get zombified
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• What to watch: World Series Game 2
• Obituary: Lydia Evelyn Willems
• Obituary: Ellsworth and Marguerite Armstrong
• Obituary: Mark Neuburger
• Epp joins business honor society
• Bucklin to give recital Oct. 29
• Correction
• Burge to speak to quilt guild
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• What to watch: World Series Game 1
• Janzen Family Farms offers variety of locally-produced food products
• Obituary: Loyd E. Dighero
• Halloween walk coming
• Campers urged to maintain parks
• At the pumpkin patch
• Ed board begins preparing for budget season
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• What to watch: 2011 Scream Awards
• Jessica Yoder, Eric Fleuter
• Brungardt, Buller marry on June 25
• Jamee Jo Terrill, Justin Schneider
• MKC launches new website
• NASCAR ‘National Guard’ car stops in Newton
• Second Annual Harvest Moon Benefit Gala
• Obituary: Craig Leon 'Spook' Inlow
• Mother, daughter open new boutique in Wichita
• Obituary: Robert L. 'Bob' Vogel
• Chamber hosts ribbon cutting at health clinic
• Obituary: Robby S. Nebergall
• Obituary: Dustin Don Demo
• Bella Salon announces new employees
• Obituary: Wilma A. Henderson
• Only in print -- Oct. 18
• What to watch: Dan Wheldon, IndyCar driver, dies in pileup
• Sedgwick Council meeting today
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• What to watch: 'Craig Ferguson: Does This Need to Be Said?'
• Obituary: Gladys Eileen (Oblander) Ruff
• Obituary: Ruby L. (Voth) Stucky
• Obituary: Harold D. Converse
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Robert (Bob) Hansen
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• What to watch: 'Crime Lords of Tokyo'
• Jantz to be honored Sunday at 90th birthday celebration
• Women’s Wellness Workshop
• Reader callout: Homecoming photo
• Obituary: Milton Carroll Boyle
• Obituary: Robert (Bob) Hansen
• Obituary: Lois F. Wulf
• Obituary: Gladys Ruff
• Obituary: Ruby L. Stucky
• Water project begins this week in Newton
• Playground fun
• Farmers Market to run to Oct. 29
• Baxter talks about supporting local businesses
• Food prices to go up in 2012, but not as much as this year
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• Berean Academy Honors Choir
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Amber Seymour
• School calendar
• Newton Bible Christian School a winner in recycling contest
• Zook attends Kansas Silver Haired Legislature
• Middle-school students can participate in Camp Rock
• Gardner awarded Van Sickle Scholarship
• Only in print -- Oct. 13
• Projects on tap for Newton
• Knights of Columbus drive to benefit local residents
• Police auction set for Oct. 26
• Ham-and-bean dinner Saturday
• Martina McBride in Newton
• Domestic violence prosecution eyed in Kansas
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Author Epp to speak about brother’s Vietnam story on Sunday at Museum
• What to watch: 'Work of Art: The Next Great Artist' season premiere
• Obituary: Clara E. Dillon
• Obituary: Lois F. Wulf
• Obituary: Helen Jane Klassen
• Obituary: Robert E. Conner
• Fall fun
• Enrollment up in Newton schools
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• What to watch: 'Last Man Standing' series premiere
• Niles, Walker exchange vows
• Anthrax, Testament performing at Cotillion
• Saint Francis names new director of development, marketing
• Mustoe awarded “Woman of the Year”
• Chamber hosts annual banquet in September
• Faith & Life installs media downloading center
• Realty Connections announces new agent
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Hadley Stuart Davidson
• Obituary: Mary Ann Duerksen
• Obituary: Mary Pat Anderson
• Obituary: Leona E. Sawatzky
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• What to watch: 'Kim’s Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event Part 2'
• Enrollment up at Bethel, Hesston
• Men in Tights changes venue
• Play calendar from Oct. 7, 2011
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• What to watch: 'Batman Begins'
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• What to watch: 'Amanda Knox: Murder Trial in Italy'
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• What to watch: 'The Ides of March'
• Previews
• Raid signing books on Saturday
• Card shower requested for Curtiss’ 90th birthday
• Baldwins to be honored for 50 years of marriage
• Wilson to speak at Life Enrichment Wednesday
• Janzens to celebrate 70th anniversary
• Show to benefit cancer patients
• Marker to be dedicated 123 years after woman’s death
• Annual ‘Toy Run’ Sunday
• Rescue Waggin’ to set milestones
• Practice makes perfect
• ‘Charley’s Aunt’ at Bethel
• Newton remains in fair funding group
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Brandon Unruh
• Obituary: John Charles Jacobson
• Correction
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Bethel College named to three national lists
• NHS class of ’61 meeting this weekend for 50th anniversary
• NHS class of ’46 has reunion
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Horror Story' series premiere
• Harvey county director completes term as president of KEMA
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Larry Hatteberg to speak today at Rotary Club meeting
• Newton Activity Center
• Ashley Cartee, John Bertsche
• Kati Snelling, Chris Westerhaus
• Library happenings
• To do tonight: Watch 'Gene Simmons Family Jewels' season premiere
• Obituary: George Goossen Jr.
• Obituary: Carol Ann Unruh
• Obituary: Julia L. (Judy) Hebison
• Obituary: Darwin Lee Fellers
• Obituary: Esther J. Unruh
• Obituary: Helen A. Lehmann
• Obituary: Carlis D. Sanders Sr.
• Obituary: Beatrice K. 'Bea' Martinez
• Halstead Chamber announces retirement party for Anita Green
• Mitchell Theatres to build theater in Okla.
• New stylists come to Chisholm Trail Salon
• Greg Yutzy named to Manufactured Housing Association board
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• To do tonight: Watch 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Obituary: Carol Ann Unruh
• Obituary: Helen A. Lehmann
• Obituary: Beatrice K. 'Bea' Martinez
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• To do tonight: Watch 'Desperate Housewives'
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Art showcase to be in Marion
• Play calendar from Sept. 30, 2011
• Band leader Friesen gets start in radio at Bethel
• Obituary: Julia L. (Judy) Hebison
• Prairie View gets housing grant
• Single stream will mean some changes — some other cities have already made
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• To do tonight: Celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Life Enrichment to meet Oct. 12
• Juhnke to sign books Saturday
• Horse discussion Sunday in Goessel
• Mussers to be honored for 50 years of marriage
• Local orchestra concert on Sunday
• Card shower requested for Buller’s 103rd birthday
• Private school plans golf tournament
• Obituary: Preston S. Hale
• Obituary: Jean Langenwalter Derstine
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• To do tonight: Watch 'How to Be a Gentleman' series premiere
• Barn Sale on Saturday in Hesston
• City Commission approves grant application
• Moran tour coming to Harvey County
• Happy Birthday
• History presentation coming to Whitewater
• Obituary: Preston S. Hale
• Walton a national finalist
• Obituary: Ed E. Edmund
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• To do tonight: Watch 'Happy Endings' season premiere
• Garage sale to benefit veterans
• Hesston Wellness Center
• Hope to lead library discussion
• Hesston College hosts ‘College Majors Expo’
• United way kicks off campaign
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Little Couple' season premiere
• Stieferman, Smith wed in 2010 at Powell Gardens
• Newton Activity Center
• Obituary: Alden J. Schroeder
• New hotel opens for business in Newton
• Obituary: Heather Lyn Marie Corbally
• Obituary: Gregory Lynn Kater
• Via Christi Clinic receives AAAHC accreditation
• Obituary: Lahla Ursula Selzer
• Obituary: Darwin Fellers
• Obituary: Catharina Peters Reimer
• Obituary: Rachel E. Donovan
• New Kwik Shop ready for customers
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Alma V. McCoy
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• To do tonight: Watch 'Terra Nova' series premiere
• Obituary: Alma V. McCoy
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• To do tonight: Watch 'Sister Wives' season premiere
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• To do tonight: See 'Moneyball'
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Dreier, Hiebert, James named to McPherson College Singers
• Previews
• Hesston College homecoming to feature professional aviation alumni
• Take time for family meals
• Goertz couple to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Speaker to share about women entrepreneurs in the Middle East
• Obituary: Doris E. Helfer
• Obituary: N. Paul Stucky
• Obituary: Mrs. Joe Cooke (Gladys Darney)
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Meals on Wheels
• NHS program launches new website
• School calendar from Sept. 21, 2011
• Tabor College announces grads
• High school homecoming this week
• NMC’s high-tech laboratory acquires matched pair
• Obituary: Elda Esther Mellott
• Hesston principal named principal of the year
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• Breakfast to be served at AGAPE
• Ediger work published in summer journal
• Olivia Joy McCormick
• Quilt guild to meet Sept. 27
• Rodgers family reunion July 31 at Hesston park
• To do tonight: Watch 'The X Factor'
• Obituary: Kenneth W. Steider
• Obituary: Edna Marie Goossen
• Obituary: Linda S. 'Susie' Stanley
• Obituary: Shirley Ann Grosse
• Fund-raising golf event this weekend
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• To do tonight: Watch 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Newton Public Library happenings
• McBride to make train stop in Newton
• Harvey County to receive rural economic development grants
• Senior Olympics
• Newton Activity Center
• Save the date: Newton BPW meeting
• Wright elected new chairman of KARA
• Mitchell Theatres expands to Kansas City metro area
• Funding outreach
• Obituary: Kenneth W. Deruy
• Local building operators earn special certification
• Obituary: Lola Irene (Downen) Patton
• Obituary: Shirley Ann Grosse
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Lola Irene (Downen) Patton
• Obituary: Edna Goossen
• Asbury Park receives PEAK award
• To do tonight: Watch 'Roast of Charlie Sheen'
• First Bank to host ‘shred day’
• Obituary: Juanita (Tanner) Proulx
• Obituary: Boyd Norris Mason
• Obituary: Kenneth Waldean Steider
• Obituary: Lola Irene (Downen) Patton
• Budget breakdown: County commission salaries
• Lincoln Apartments residents have tea
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• To do tonight: Watch the 63rd Emmy Awards
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• To do tonight: See 'Contagion'
• Pine Village to host open house
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• To do tonight: See 'Lion King 3D' in theaters
• Bethel faculty member to premiere work in ensemble’s opening
• Previews
• Gehrings to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Play calendar
• Obituary: Boyd Norris Mason
• Obituary: M. Jane Duerksen
• Obituary: Juanita Tanner Proulx
• Obituary: Kenneth W. Steider
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Harvey County senior students to be honored for academic achievement
• Obituary: Earnest Eugene 'Gene' Emerson
• Obituary: Agnes Peters
• Sponsors needed for Chamber event in Halstead
• Obituary: Donna F. Hiebert
• Obituary: Alice Lucille Hostetler Loewen Kreider
• Correction
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Fiber group to meet Thursday
• Meals on Wheels
• Life Enrichment meets on Sept. 21
• Man creating Chisholm Trail bike route
• Obituary: Sharon K. Regier Moore
• Obituary: Archie Leonard Beller
• Obituary: Betty M. Davidson
• Newton Public Library happenings
• 'Affair of Heart’ trip planned
• Senior center menu
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• To do tonight: Watch 'Ringer' series premiere
• Local business buzz
• Save the date: BPW event
• Chamber ribbon cutting: Treasured Fabric and More
• Manufacturing team grows at Bunting Magnetics
• KHA Leadership Institute graduates 31 students
• Obituary: Alice Lucille Hostetler Loewen Kreider
• Obituary: Elsie Jayne Wheeler
• Obituary: Mary Katherine Warner Poulin
• Obituary: Phyllis Audrey Crail
• Obituary: Richard Solis
• Obituary: Edwin A. Unruh
• Obituary: Sharon K. Regier Moore
• Obituary: Donald Edward Toevs
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• To do tonight: Watch 'Gaga by Gaultier'
• Obituary: Richard Solis
• Obituary: Edwin A. Unruh
• Obituary: Donald Edward Toevs
• Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts kicks off season with Canadian Brass
• Space left for Kauffman Museum ‘dog-and-pony-show’ bus trip
• Play calendar
• Ewert to be honored Saturday for 80th birthday
• Previews
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• To do tonight: Watch 'Making the 9/11 Memorial' on History
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• To do tonight: Watch 9/11 special presentations
• Save the date: Chamber event
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• To do tonight: Watch 'What Women Want'
• Obituary: Agripina (Christina) Rincon
• Obituary: Eva Lena Suderman
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• Obituary: Clifford D. Kendrick
• Obituary: Paul Van Derwerker
• Top five things you need to know about Medicare
• Obituary: Alma 'Beth' Harmon
• Obituary: Eva Lena Suderman
• Obituary: Orlando H. (Orie) Schmidt
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• To do tonight: Watch 'Saved: 9/11 Special' on Animal Planet
• Previews
• Newton Activity Center
• Obituary: Doris E. Janzen
• Obituary: Donald 'Don' Dale Fulton
• Obituary: Emiko 'Granny' Ester
• Obituary: Alma 'Beth' Harmon
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• To do tonight: Watch 'Take the Money and Run'
• Engagement: Emily Fisher, Chad Wahlgren
• Mental Health: Fast to speak at NAMI Mid-Kansas meeting
• Obituary: Larry M. Carnahan
• HCBA to meet next week
• Bethel College makes new faculty and staff appointments
• Local business buzz
• Local business gives away 2012 Ford Mustang
• Obituary: Leo Gene Brill
• Obituary: Elda E. Ebel
• Obituary: Robert Carrell
• Obituary: Judith Pippitt
• New fabric store to offer material, notions and gifts
• Obituary: Kenneth M. Bradrick
• Obituary: Wayne L. Hall
• Obituary: Waldean D. Wedel
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• To do tonight: Read about the history of Labor Day
• Holiday alters trash schedule today
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• To do tonight: Watch 'All American Handyman'
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• To do tonight: See 'Apollo 18' in theater
• Obituary: Waldean D. Wedel
• ‘Awesome 150’ featured at Kauffman
• Chamber recital Sept. 11 at Tabor
• Play calendar
• Missionaries to Sudan to speak at First Methodist
• Drug coalition sees results, loses grant
• Water main break disrupts service
• Group to promote bike trail
• Bethel offers RNS degree completion program
• Dinner train
• What to do this weekend: Labor Day weekend at county parks
• Labor day weekend celebrated with music at Spring Lake RV Resort
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• To do tonight: Watch 'Man, Woman, Wild'
• Goerzen couple to celebrate 60 years
• Birthday: Carol Kirchmer
• Bridgemans announce birth of daughter, Elizabeth
• Penner to celebrate 99th birthday on Sept. 9
• Birthday: Ann Voth
• Hadley couple to celebrate 50 years
• Previews
• Little to celebrate 90th birthday on Monday
• Birthday: Cora Schmidt
• Guidelines to reduce nitrate toxicity
• Horticulture judging teams take 2nd, 3rd
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• NHS, SHS students earn scholarships
• Life on the streets
• Consider safety when packing lunch
• To do tonight: Watch 'Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero'
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Cindy Sigmund
• G2 to sponsor fund-raising dance
• Hesston College announces new faculty and staff
• VFW scholarship applications open
• Creative writing group to meet
• Obituary: Elfrieda Gaeddert
• Obituary: William Dean Watkins
• Obituary: Helen Faye Lebeda Becker
• Birthday: Edna Kochn
• Consider safety when packing lunch
• Woman creates bike ride to benefit pregnancy center
• Meals on Wheels menu
• Grief and coping series offered
• Walton seniors to meet
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• To do tonight: Watch 'Hot in Cleveland' season finale
• Upcoming Chamber events
• At 56, she was working, and homeless working to an apartment
• Obituary: Willa Norine Strattan
• Obituary: Linda Sue McLain
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• To do tonight: Watch 'Big Sexy' series premiere
• ‘Fourth Thursday’ to continue
• Business and Professional Women’s club meets at new fire station
• Kansas Electric breaks ground at new location
• Local business buzz
• Opinions differ on student/ teacher Facebook relations
• Obituary: Velma Addison Hulstine
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• To do tonight: Watch 'Ridiculousness' series premiere
• Obituary: Velma Addison Hulstine
• New athletic training facility opens its doors
• Orchestra marks 55 years
• Summer heat, low water levels create North Newton fish kill
• Sheriff’s office to print trading cards
• License office closed today
• Budget breakdown: Harvey County Economic Development Council
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• To do tonight: Watch 'George W. Bush: The 9/11 Interview'
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• To do tonight: See 'Our Idiot Brother' in theater
• Peace activist to talk at KIPCOR, other locations
• Presbyterian church sets ice cream social
• Fighting mussels
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• To do tonight: Watch 'Rat Busters NYC' series premiere
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• Thicken your lawn by overseeding now
• Obituary: Rea Norva Luck
• Obituary: Olin W. Schmidt
• Livestock discussed at drought meeting
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• To do tonight: Remember Aaliyah
• Newton Area Senior Center activities
• Meals on Wheels
• Obituary: Olin W. Schmidt
• Kansas not immune to earthquakes
• City makes budget cuts
• Tax funds pay about half of city debt payments
• Obituary: Dorothy Mryle (Trout) McClenning
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• To do tonight: Watch 'Buried Treasure' series premiere
• Previews
• Book ReViews donates funds to organizations
• Newton man dies in U.S. 50 crash
• Taste of Home cooking school coming to North Newton
• Train sparks fire
• City debt: Where it came from
• Obituary: Ruth Elizabeth Allen McNail
• Back to School for Newton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• To do tonight: Watch 'Hard Time' second season finale
• Reader vacations: To Mexico
• Andrea Hansen, Avery Smith
• Anna Stewart, Ryan Douvier
• Searls speaking tonight at Emma Creek Quilt Guild
• Holiday cookbooks for sale
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Obituary: Tatum Kennedy High
• New business in Newton to fix ‘sick’ computers
• Pine Village to host open house on Sept. 18
• Obituary: Ricky Brian Mitcham
• Obituary: Tana Campbell Titus
• Obituary: Helen Faye Lebeda Becker
• Heart-2-Heart opens Main Street location
• Good partners
• Obituary: Lloyd Eldon Hershberger
• Local business buzz
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Ninja Warrior' season finale
• Obituary: Lloyd Eldon Hershberger
• Save the date: Upcoming business events
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• To do tonight: Watch "The Glee Project" season finale
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• To do tonight: See 'Conan the Barbarian' in theater
• Creator of ‘3/50’ coming to Newton
• Obituary: Edna Reimer
• Obituary: Margaret R. Kasper
• Obituary: Lagrand W. Connor
• Obituary: Gary L. Black
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• To do tonight: Watch 'Tanked' series premiere
• Card shower requested for Randall’s 90th birthday
• Redger couple to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Newton Area Senior Center activities
• Murphy couple to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Brandenberger graduates from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago
• Play calendar
• Yankee Candle announces great holiday scents
• Newton Saddle Club Fun Show set
• Water and the Future of Kansas Conference set
• Sedgwick ranchers’ bulls listed in sire report
• Long, hot summer has taken the toll on lawns
• Obituary: Lowell Edward 'Eddie' Dodd Jr.,
• Upcoming Newton Chamber events
• Obituary: Margaret R. Kasper
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• Raprager graduates from Fort Hays
• Meals on Wheels
• A checkup
• Regional fire group hosted in Newton
• Former North Newton worker sentenced in sex case
• Obituary: Doneta Ann Beasley
• Accident at First and Spencer injures 3
• Obituary: Alice Lucille Hostetler Loewen Kreider
• Correction
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• To do tonight: Watch 'Happily Divorced' Season 1 finale
• Obituary: Martha Laura Doerksen
• Obituary: Ruby (Plett) Reimer
• Obituary: Mary Margaret Waller
• Wild weather
• Correction
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• To do tonight: Watch 'MasterChef' Season 2 finale
• Newton Activity Center
• Wiebe-Johnson, Goering marry
• Balzer, Huntley exchange vows
• Barker, Wells marry on June 11
• Local realtor achieves national recognition
• Obituary: Benito 'Ben' Larez
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Alice L. Kreider
• Obituary: Ruby (Plett) Reimer
• Kansas Sports Museum installs outdoor banners
• Play therapist from Prairie View increases credentials
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• To do tonight: Watch 'Hair Battle Spectacular'
• Newton Rec Commission to meet
• Officials: Take East Lake algae warning seriously
• Hope for homeowner
• School board sets budget hearing
• Toddler almost drowns in backyard pool
• Budget breakdown: Newton mill levy
• Officials to offer budget with no tax increase
• Average home price drops; high-end homes not selling
• ‘Breakfast with the Chamber’ slated for Friday at local bank
• Life Enrichment kicks off Aug. 31
• Wellness Center schedules August events
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• To do tonight: Watch 'Yes Man'
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• To do tonight: See 'The Help' in theater
• Local NAMI group offers education course
• Driver safety class to be offered
• St. Matthew's Episcopal to bless gazebo
• Grace continues speaker series
• Shalom offers Taizé service
• African workers to lecture
• East Lake under warning for toxic algae bloom; unsafe for swimming
• County conducts special meeting
• Walton sets budget hearing
• Zion Preschool enrolling
• Cooper sets community night
• Hesston College staff goes green
• Torline takes break, saves city $25,000
• Health ministries safety net for uninsured
• Service to focus on Mary
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• To do tonight: See '30 Minutes or Less'
• Card shower requested for Gfellers’ birthdays
• Card shower requested for Woelk’s 90th birthday
• Walters couple celebrates silver wedding anniversary
• Regier couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary
• Obituary: Guy R. Schaeffer
• Meals on Wheels
• Play calendar from Aug. 12, 2011
• Bethel student Dunn dies in accident
• K-State ag events calendar
• McCurry new Angus member
• Drought meeting sponsored by extension
• Tasting at county fair yields new top
• Juveniles to do time for chases
• Obituary: Anthony R. Epp
• Obituary: David R. Sump
• City staff charged with creating $165,000 in cuts
• Newton man takes plea deal in sex case
• Man gets 38 life sentences on porn charges
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• To do tonight: Watch Republican presidential debate
• Juhnke named to dean’s list
• Meet an artist Q&A: Jinger Heaston
• Newton student awarded scholarship at Pitt State
• Local student attends honors symposium at Harding University
• Local college students earn national, state vo-tech awards
• Obituary: Lillie M. Boswell
• Obituary: Loretta Mae Janes
• Obituary: Russell 'Rusty' Glen Peterson
• Obituary: Robert E. “Bob” Dixon, Sr.
• City commission votes to increase taxes
• Newman names dean’s list
• Car show cancelled
• Fall vegetable gardening workshop offered
• Newton preservation group to meet
• What’s the role of assistant city managers?
• Health Ministries, Health Dept. partner
• Fair concludes
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• To do tonight: Watch 'Necessary Roughness'
• Hartzler retires from Newton Public Library
• Yoder chosen as orientation assistant at KU
• Lemanton finishes training
• Previews
• Wyatt Oliver Bolin
• Harrison George Farrell
• Get a conservation plan for your land
• Obituary: Barbara J. Lehrman
• Obituary: Elmer (Bill) Graber
• Heat affects fair entries
• Rodeo rider improving after accident
• Festival offers, help, hope
• County notifies public of possible 2012 tax increase
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• To do tonight: Watch 'Crazy About Pippa'
• Susanne Ensign, Steve Larson
• Shannon Franz, Calvin Wenger
• Newton Activity Center
• Obituary: Nealie Wayne Taylor
• Chisholm Trail Salon adds new stylist LeAnn Lamb
• Obituary: Laurie M. Creamer
• Business owners give new life to old furniture
• Obituary: William 'Willie' Harris
• Obituary: John Arnold (Jay) Yoder
• Obituary: Roy Vaughn
• Local business buzz
• Ribbon cutting: Newton Antique Mall
• Obituary: Elmer K. Friesen
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• To do tonight: Watch 'Surprise Homecoming'
• "No tax" mailer sent to Newton residents
• Photo Gallery: Harvey County Fair
• Budget breakdown: Water booster station
• Obituary: Elmer K. Friesen
• Kidnapping may be drug, gang related
• Budget building a year-long process
• Bethel College meets finanical donor goal
• Schowalter launching forum series
• City attempts to demystify property taxes
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• To do tonight: Watch '100 Hollywood Crimes, Misdemeanors & Dirty Deeds'
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• To do tonight: See 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'
• Hall’s Chapel to have guest speaker
• Grace Hill to host guest speaker
• Treble Chorus to perform at First Presbyterian
• Bethel College Menno welcomes guest preacher
• Obituary: The Rev. J. Ray Swearingen
• Obituary: William 'Willie' Harris
• Cyclists call attention to suicide
• Women’s Community Fund seeking new members
• to do this weekend:Harvey County Fair
• 2nd Baptist sponsoring catfish dinner
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• To do tonight: Watch 'A Lot Like Love'
• Young to be honored for 80th birthday on Saturday
• Youngs to celebrate 58th wedding anniversary
• Huebert to be honored Aug. 14 for 90th birthday
• Wichita State University announces spring honor roll
• Previews
• Farmers can still wait it out on soybeans
• How to bring the best fruits, veggies to the fair
• Obituary: Matthew John Blosser
• BOE sets budget hearing
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Desiree Corona
• Wiens takes part in Maple Scholars program at Goshen College
• Meals on Wheels
• Cheerleaders earn regional honors
• Washburn reveals 2011 graduates
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Asbury Park announces new addition of 24 homes
• Obituary: Matthew John Blosser
• Walton Seniors to meet Friday
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• To do tonight: Watch 'Man v. Food Nation'
• Joyful Noise fun
• Prairie Rose Rangers performing Saturday in Goessel
• Xavier Marcelo Garcia
• Hall, Tichenor marry on June 23
• Landon Edward Rowe
• Temperance Rosiland McCown
• Obituary: Mary Belle Denno
• Obituary: John Wesley Kroeker
• Obituary: Mark Knopf
• County lacks distribution of fans to needy
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Hey bidder bidder: Newton High graduate attends auctioneer school
• To do tonight: Watch 'Picker Sisters'
• NHS class of 1961 seeks classmates
• Free voice lessons to be offered
• Baker announces spring graduates
• Gay, Perkins marry May 6
• Engagement: Jana Bornowsky, Christopher Miller
• Hesston College credits many for successful year
• Asbury Station receives grant for renovation
• Local business buzz
• Via Christi Clinic in Newton gets updated signage
• Summer discovery
• Obituary: Dr. Coleman L. Scott
• Fair rodeo dates set
• Obituary: Gordon Dester Kaufman
• Hot weather will mean big electrical bills
• Obituary: Kenneth L. Harms
• City water supply remains stable
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Rebein to speak at Rotary meeting
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Library of Congress'
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• To do tonight: Watch 'Monster-in-Law'
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• To do tonight: See 'The Smurfs' in theater
• Bethel continues organ series
• Former Yugoslavian missionary to speak at Bethel College Mennonite
• Velma Vernice Flaming
• Obituary: Lou Ann Ratzlaff
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• To do tonight: Watch 'ThunderCats'
• Senior center menu
• Special convocation focuses on academic achievement at Bethel College
• Stressed lawns may be dormant … or dying
• Fair a time for youth education
• Bring your veggies to the fair
• OBITUARY: Otto R. Quiring
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Jill Armendariz
• Bernice Ellen Lowe Huigens Penner
• John Wesley Kroeker
• Birth: Lillian Jean Birky
• Meals on Wheels
• Previews
• To do tonight: Watch 'Project Runway' season premiere
• HCC announces graduates
• Hutch College announces honor roll
• Prochazka awarded Soth scholarship
• Your question answered: Politics and religion collide
• 5 things to know about the debt ceiling debate
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• To do tonight: Watch 'Dance Moms'
• Bison hide fun
• Book series to start at library
• Segura attends Miss Kansas Pageant July 17
• April Webb to perform Aug. 6 at Karen’s Kitchen
• Local ensemble performing today at fair
• Obituary: Durwood Fiedler
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• To do tonight: Watch 'A Few Good Men'
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Special convocation focuses on academic achievement at Bethel College
• County budget impacted by state cuts
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• BBB: Local phone scam alert
• Newton BPW to host meeting
• Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America leadership realigns
• Local lawyers attend national conference in Boston
• 18 scholarships awarded from health organizations
• Doctors board certified, expand practice
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Bachelorette'
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Replacements'
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Video: Amy Winehouse dies
• To do tonight: See 'Captain America'
• Presbyterian teens volunteer at New Mexico’s Ghost Ranch
• Bethel College Mennonite to host speaker on service
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• To do tonight: Shop at Borders' liquidation sale
• Longuevans to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Drought can force livestock to eat poisonous plants
• Drought leaves tough decisions for ranchers
• The drought of summer 2011
• Grace Hill to present speaker on migration
• Newton High School class of 1952 to meet
• Allen to lead two departments at Tabor
• Obituary: Mack Weber
• Obituary: Virginia L. Brown
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• To do tonight: Watch 'Journey to the Center of the Earth'
• Newton collects box tops for schools
• Students perform well on language exams
• Obituary: Virginia L. Brown
• Correction
• Obituary: Lou Ann Ratzlaff
• Obituary: Ann M. Moulds
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Proposal'
• Previews
• NHS class of 1956 searches for members
• Ebright to speak during quilt guild meeting
• Buller, Myers books make state list
• Cooling off
• Obituary: James R. Schulze
• Obituary: Ann M. Moulds
• Obituary: Amanda M. Voran
• Obituary: Irvin W. Unruh
• Obituary: Barry L. Fiedler
• Obituary: Janice A. Utter
• Obituary: Michael Dean Hite
• Obituary: Dallice W. Baumgartner
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• To do tonight: Watch 'Caddyshack'
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Martens appointed interim vice president for student life
• Newton Activity Center
• Local business buzz
• Local baker ‘takes the cake’ with elaborate creations
• Asbury Park hires new staff
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• To do tonight: Watch 'Magic Beyond Words: The J.K. Rowling Story'
• Obituary: Amanda M. Voran
• Obituary: Dallice W. Baumgartner
• Play calendar from July 15, 2011
• Speaker to talk on Haiti relief at Rotary meeting
• Budget breakdown: Caring Hands Humane Society
• Hesston declares water warning
• Wind company picks Newton for factory, hundreds of jobs
• Youthville dedicates playground on Newton campus
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• To do tonight: Watch 'Iron Man'
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• To do tonight: See "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"
• It’s a hit!
• Music National artist to perform at Norm’s
• Honeytown to perform at Hesston Mennonite
• Huffman to celebrate 80th birthday Wednesday
• Card shower requested for Campa’s birthday
• Hanke couple to be honored for 40th wedding anniversary
• Hushbecks to be honored Saturday for 50th anniversary
• Lanier couple to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary
• Dorsetts to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• To do tonight: Check out 'Harry Potter' reviews
• Wal-Mart executive encourages food safety
• Blister beetles attacking soybean, alfalfa crops
• Master Gardener class set
• Obituary: Dallice W. Baumgartner
• Obituary: Donna Lynn (Schroeder) Heil
• Voices
• Obituary: Robbie E. (Madison) Cheever
• Correction
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• To do tonight: Check out the Emmy nominations
• Senior center menu
• Meals on Wheels
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Rodger Nugent
• Krehbiel graduates from Bluffton University
• Faber, Wiebe named leadership fellows
• Garden City names students to honor rolls
• KU honors local nursing student
• Music student earns Pitt State scholarship
• Oklahoma Christian releases spring honor rolls
• Regier honored by Beloit College
• Obituary: Teofila 'Josephine' Luna
• Voices
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• To do tonight: Watch 'So You Think You Can Dance'
• Wichita State University announces graduates
• Wand night today at Mojo’s
• Previews
• Obituary: Teofila 'Josephine' Luna
• Voices • 283-0505
• Obituary: Cora Belle 'Corky' Shenk
• Obituary: Lewis L. Breitenstein
• Obituary: Durwood D. Fiedler
• Obituary: Robbie E. Cheever
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• To do tonight: Watch 'You, Me and Dupree'
• Newton Public Library
• Faber, Wiebe named leadership fellows
• Kauffman Museum awarded grant
• Danielle Hudgens, Tyler Blosser
• Chamber ribbon cutting at the Twisted Cow
• Chamber ribbon cutting at Baier Family Optometry
• Obituary: Durwood D. Fiedler
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: John Lendon Hiebert
• New arts and crafts store offers variety of goods
• Obituary: Charles E. “Charlie” Riley
• Voices
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• To do tonight: Get your free 7-Eleven slurpee
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• To do tonight: Watch 'Why Did I Get Married?'
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• To do tonight: See 'Zookeeper'
• Hearts 4 Him to perform at First Presbyterian
• Salem Methodist sets VBS
• Garden Community Church sponsors global missions festival
• Obituary: Blanche (Brobeil) Spaulding
• Obituary: Michael Dean Hite
• Voices • 283-0505
• Tough spot
• To do tonight: Watch 'Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta'
• Ag economists discuss beef demand trends
• Drought-impacted corn options
• USDA tries to settle civil rights claims
• Drought can hurt newly planted trees, shrubs
• Obituary: Daniel E. Claassen
• Obituary: Alpharetta M. (Hazen) Smith
• Voices
• Obituary: Dr. Eugene E. Kaufman
• Obituary: Larry Piepho
• Obituary: Michael Dean Hite
• Obituary: Betty Louise Holderread
• Uncle Carl’s Camp focuses on prairie life
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• To do tonight: Watch Joy Behar talk with Casey Anthony prosecutor
• Hesston College honors business scholarship recipients
• McPherson College awards scholarships
• Students named to Goshen dean’s list
• Obituary: Ruth Schmidt Peters Wiebe
• Obituary: Dr. Eugene E. Kaufman
• K-196 bridge construction
• Voices
• Dyck Arboretum hosts ‘Tuesdays on the Prairie’
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• To do tonight: Watch 'Toddlers & Tiaras'
• Alumni add expertise to science institute
• Previews
• Students receive business scholarships
• Students earn honors at Pratt
• Obituary: Willis Blaine Motter
• Obituary: Noel A. Oliver
• Obituary: Ruth M. Wiebe
• Voices
• Obituary: James R. 'Jim' Lattimer
• Obituary: Steven M. Krehbiel
• Obituary: Sue Ann Bond
• EMS Team prepared in case of disaster
• Parenting class announced
• Woman dedicates 33 years to service of sick
• Yoder resigns Bethel coaching post
• Letter to editor: Writer: Time to let CTF go
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Jessica Gillet, Cameron Bowlin
• Jennifer Wade, Justin Fensky
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Living Rooms by Gayle in Newton celebrates 5 years
• Obituary: Wilbur L. Mosiman
• Obituary: Mark Harold Werbin
• Obituary: Calvin G. 'Gov' Hall
• Correction
• Newton children find way to earn money this summer
• Local business buzz
• Voices
• Obituary: Calvin G. Hall
• Obituary: Frances K. Seibel
• Obituary: Helen W. Voth
• Voices
• Correction
• Kansas Bar Association elects board of Governors
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• To do tonight: Celebrate the Fourth of July
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• To do tonight: Watch 'Titanic,' make Red, White and Blue Smoothie
• Newton school board keeps elementary SRO
• Week in review: NBA lockout begins
• To do tonight: See "Larry Crowne" in theater
• Bethel College Mennonite continues series on service
• Zion donates to NPD K-9 unit
• No Newton fireworks, but there are options for July 4
• Interstate accident ties up traffic
• Fireworks stands raise funds for worthy causes
• Trash routes to change for holiday
• PHOTO GALLERY: Cool at the pool
• Obituary: Calvin G. Hall
• Obituary: Helen W. Voth
• Obituary: Wilbur L. Mosiman
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Chef to appear at farmers’ market
• Newton High student awarded FFA scholarship
• Eckert offers tips on treating lawn grubs
• Thank you offered to 4-H supporters
• Fireworks schedules set
• Voices
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• To do tonight: See 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'
• Meals on Wheels
• Cheyney graduates from Sterling College
• Regier graduates from Central Okla.
• Auto students place at nationals
• Goessel students perform at festivals
• Top grad recognized by Governor
• Obituary: Oreta V. Davis Kirkendall
• Obituary: Sanford Headings
• Obituary: Wilbur Mosiman
• Voices
• Saddle club to host women’s ranch rodeo
• Enrollment information for Newton schools released
• Reader question on noisy motorcycles answered
• County focuses on domestic violence
• City commission backs 5 mill tax increase
• Dogs on patrol
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• To do tonight: Watch 'Necessary Roughness'
• Legion Auxiliary installs officers
• Walton Seniors to meet Friday
• Previews
• Bethel College earns another national recognition
• Bethel College announces graduates
• Obituary: Pauline L. Miller
• Obituary: Curtis Lee Farmer
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• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• To do tonight: Watch 'Combat Hospital,' cook Warm Bacon Dressing
• Porter to give big top program
• Couple creates art business to help overcome tragedy
• Voices
• Obituary: Dannie H. Schmidt
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Blanche B. Spaulding
• Obituary: Lois P. Buller
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• To do tonight: Cook Vodka Sauce; Serena Williams out at Wimbledon
• Jessica Wilson, Brent Mattke
• Maritza Rivas, Jacob Wray
• Jessica Holmes, Allen Adams
• Hostetler, Skinner marry at Bethel church
• Library happenings
• Hopkins, Palan marry on May 8
• Obituary: Dannie H. Schmidt
• Budget breakdown: County funds for Prairie View
• ATM break-in suspects await formal charges
• Newton schools rank low in student health
• PHOTO GALLERY: Main Street Mania
• Obituary: Lois P. Buller
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• To do tonight: Watch 'Marley & Me', cook Saffron Rice
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• To do tonight: Cook Barbecue Corn; 'Bad Teacher' now in theaters
• East Side announces 50th anniversary schedule
• Grace Hill to have special speaker
• Trinity Heights sets VBS
• Bethel College Mennonite to host speaker
• Community Worship set for Chisholm Fest
• ‘Special Train’ makes appearance in Newton
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• USDA seeks grant applications to help create jobs
• Obituary: Avis Faulk
• Obituary: Esther L. Kaufman
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Stucky chosen as pageant finalist
• Students to receive Fort Hays funds
• Author to speak at local quilt guild meeting
• Reimer to be honored for 90th birthday Saturday
• Previews
• Barley yellow dwarf disease hurts wheat
• Tip offered on tomato problems
• 4-Hers earn scholarships
• Future of festival bright
• Voices
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• Individuals, businesses honored as friends of education
• NHS graduate DiMercurio receives pharmacy degree
• Goessel art students earn art honors
• Newton High School students earn music honors
• To do tonight: Make tomatoes; J.K. Rowling introduces Pottermore
• Community potluck at local store
• Meals on Wheels
• Yocum honored
• CDDO to meet Monday
• Obituary: Mary Lou Fertig
• Obituary: Alpharetta M. (Hazen) Smith
• Voices
• Plea deal goes south, judge removes lawyers from case
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• Youthville needs online votes to win $100,000 grant
• Elvis impersonators wanted to audition
• Storm sweeps through area
• Obituary: Lucy Faye Bryant
• Voices
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• To do tonight: Watch 'Nail Files,' cook Pico de Gallo
• Barnyard puppets on Wednesday at library
• Obituary: Lucy F. Bryant
• Obituary: Thelma Smith
• Obituary: Joan M. Donahue
• Obituary: Katheryn F. Ensz
• Obituary: Loretta Baird
• Obituary: Alisa Kailey Impson
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• To do tonight: Cook Pepperoni Burgers; Miss USA 2011 crowned
• Chamber golf tournament draws more than 50 golfers
• Local business buzz
• New antique mall comes to Newton
• Obituary: Katheryn F. Ensz
• Obituary: Loretta Baird
• Voices
• Obituary: Lucy F. Bryant
• Art opening a dream realized for Newton woman
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Prayers for Patients set for Tuesday
• East Side celebrates 50th anniversary
• Voices
• St. Mary prepares to open expanded building
• What’s going on here? Monitoring contamination
• Margaret Louise (Peg) Bryan
• Thunderstorm warning extended
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Tabor College announces spring honor roll
• Anderson takes the lead in Shakespeare show
• National FFA Foundation awards scholarships
• Goessel FFA member wins state award
• Ag, rural leadership names class
• Little barley in lawns hard to treat
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• Obituary: Mary Lou Sertig
• Obituary: Beverly J. 'Bev' Mosiman
• Obituary: Paul F. Kelly
• Obituary: Norma Louise Morse
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• To do tonight: Watch 'First 48'; unclaimed money searches increase
• Students receive Washburn scholarships
• Jantz awarded National Merit Scholarship
• Little Walton farmers go to market
• Previews to be printed Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Meals on Wheels
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Obituary: Heinz D. Janzen
• Obituary: Norma Morse
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• City begins bond process for vault company
• Obituary: Heinz D. Janzen
• Obituary: Randall Eugene Barbeau
• Obituary: LeLand Garrett Beakley
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• To do tonight: Watch 'Happily Divorced'
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• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• To do tonight: Watch 'Chopped'; Fran Drescher is back
• Caring Hands gets boost from Midland
• Obituary: Naomi Bess Davis
• Obituary: Esther Ruth Shalin
• Obituary: Kenneth A. 'Andy' Buller
• Obituary: Glen W. McClure
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Semi verses bicycle accident results in young girl's death
• To do tonight: Watch Republican presidential debate on CNN
• Angela Loucks, Sean Alexander
• Newton Activity Center
• Newton robbery suspect identified
• Cook off deadline extended
• ‘Praise on the Prairie’ event Tuesday
• NHS’ Whitfield retires
• Budget breakdown: Newton school district Axtell Building lease
• Voices
• Mike’s Rent-To-Own celebrates its 30th anniversary
• Leaf Tea Lounge celebrates opening with ribbon cutting
• ‘Tuesdays on the Prairie’ event for kids coming to Dyck Arboretum
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Naomi Bess Davis
• Obituary: Kenneth A. 'Andy' Buller
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• To do tonight: Cook salmon; Elisabeth Hasselbeck bashes Sarah Palin
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• To do tonight: Watch 'Field of Vision'; help find Sarah Palin emails
• Grace Hill Mennonite celebrates anniversary with speaker series
• First Presbyterian to offer VBS
• Graduates to be honored at St. Matthew
• Marguerite ‘Jerry’ Dittman
• Dorris May Patterson
• Cedric Peter Boehr
• Voices
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• To do tonight: Watch 'My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding'
• Wildlife program Wednesday at local library
• Nominations open for county committees
• Questions answered on foliar fungicides for corn
• Wheat harvest in gear
• Former fire chief wins battle with cancer
• City of Newton projects budget shortfall
• Obituary: Elsie Jane Uphoff
• Obituary: Helen D. Hensiek
• April and May building permits
• Obituary: Marvin R. Stubby
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• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• To do tonight: Watch 'Marijuana USA', make Drizzled Apricots
• Top Newton graduates honored
• Local students receive occupational therapy pins
• Pratt college recognizes local students
• Hesston College celebrates class of 2011
• Branden Martens graduates from Chadron State
• Couple honored for foster care
• Obituary: Lester P. Horst
• Obituary: Theodore Case
• Obituary: Richard A. Brenzikofer
• Obituary: Helen D. Hensiek
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• PROJECT UPDATE: Burrton Fire station expansion
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• To do tonight: Watch 'The World According to Paris'
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• Obituary: Stephen Bond
• Obituary: Anthony R. Epp
• Obituary: Dolleen L. Fry
• Obituary: Daniel Lynn Harrison
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• To do tonight: Watch 'Couples in Crisis'; Nintendo announces Wii U
• Obituary: Stephen Bond
• Obituary: Luella Martha Hiebert
• Obituary: Grace M. Kasitz
• Obituary: Daisy D. (Mosiman) Herbison
• Obituary: Brenda Joanne Platt
• Obituary: Avis Ayler Faulk
• Correction
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• To do tonight: Watch 'Platinum Hit,' cook Spinach Pasta Sauce
• Megan Wedel, Aaron Spencer
• Newton Activity Center
• Local business buzz
• Huddle House celebrates its opening with ribbon cutting
• Economic Development: Moran speaks in Harvey County
• Voices
• Obituary: Grace M. Kasitz
• Obituary: Brenda Joanne Platt
• Obituary: Avis Ayler Faulk
• Obituary: Daisy D. (Mosiman) Herbison
• Obituary: Ruth L. (Phifer) Sawatzky
• Event reminder: HCBA meeting Thursday
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• To do tonight: Watch 'Coming Home'; 'X-Men: First Class' in theaters
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• To do tonight: Watch 'I Love You Man'; listen to Garland Jeffreys
• Voices
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Mulch time: remember the
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• Trees not leafing out?
• Obituary: Harriet V. Patton
• Obituary: Ruth L. (Phifer) Sawatzky
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• To do tonight: Watch National Spelling Bee finals; 'X-Men' opens Friday
• Meals on Wheels
• Some Uncle Carl Camps still have openings
• Safe house donation drawings in June
• Newton High School auto teams earn honors
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• Obituary: Esther M. Harms
• Obituary: Dr. Robert 'Dale' Hague
• Obituary: Jonathan 'John' Decker
• Correction: Kids Summer Food program start date
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Fun in the sun
• To do tonight: Watch 'So You Think You Can Dance'
• Newton Public Library happenings
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• BBB: Tips on making storm-related repairs
• Obituary: Dale Marie Ades
• Obituary: K.C. McFarlane
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• Smith, Mahoney wed June 5, 2010
• Brook Birch, Pawan Magar
• Allison Isaac, Daniel Jantz
• Kaitlyn Brungardt, Tanner Buller
• Obituary: Ralph L. Page
• Obituary: Shirley A. Bannon
• Obituary: Marla L. Frazer
• Obituary: John Livingston Maxwell Jr.
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• To do tonight: Watch 'Gettysburg' on the History Channel
• Local business buzz
• NHS participates in national business conference in D.C.
• Professional development: Hospice Care of Kansas luncheon
• Voices
• Newton rec commission kicks off summer camp
• Grant helps NMC improve treatment for those with diabetes, heart disease
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• To do tonight: Watch 'Money in Motion'; listen to Fleet Foxes
• Voices
• Gaedderts to celebrate 60th with family in July
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• To do tonight: Cook Macaroni Salad, watch '20/20'
• Juarezes to celebrate 60 years with card shower
• 12 steps for recovering
• Gfellers to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Goodnight to celebrate 85th birthday Monday
• Virus threatens horses
• Voices
• Boomers and millennials reshaping the workplace
• Blow bubbles to lift your spirit
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• To do tonight: Watch 'Lady Gaga: Inside the Outside'
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• Obituary: Doris Midge Appling
• News Now: Thursday update
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Idol' finale
• Obituary: Adella Hazel Jantz
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• Obituary: Kathy L. Warford
• Obituary: Howard N. Capps
• News Now: Wednesday
• To do tonight: Watch Kirstie Alley in finals of 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Obituary: Marvin Francis Martin
• Voices
• Obituary: Elnora Schrag
• Correction
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Bachelorette' season premiere
• Kansas Christian Home celebrates its expansion
• Ribbon cutting: Newton Christian Church
• Paulus next VP for Student Life at Tabor College
• Local business buzz
• Voices
• Obituary: Dr. Charles L. (“Chuck”) Olson
• Obituary: Mary A. Clark
• First Presbyterian Church schedule
• Obituary: Wayne Richard Quiring
• Obituary: Virginia Spencer Rumplik
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• To do tonight: Watch 'Nuclear Meltdown'; Derek Boogaard dies from oxycodone
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• To do tonight: Watch 'Jeff Dunham'; listen to Matthew Morrison
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• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• To do tonight: Watch 'Say Yes to the Dress: Big Bliss,' cook pesto
• David Michael Mosqueda-Bargdill
• KU releases graduate names
• Obituary: Colby Charles Cain
• Obituary: Kimberly Katherine (Weigner) Dove
• Obituary: Isabel Rodriguez
• Obituary: Roger Dean 'Buzz' Wolter
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• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• To do tonight: Watch 'Killing bin Laden'; 'Pirates' opens Friday
• Obituary: Isabel Rodriguez
• Obituary: Walter E. Regier
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• Obituary: Linda M. Voth
• Obituary: Robert J. Considine
• Meals on Wheels
• This Side of 60: Learn simplicity from entrepreneur Ted Dreier
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Velera Adams
• Quilt guild to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Kauffman tour to be in June
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Idol'; day of Rapture is Saturday
• Voices
• Obituary: Ruby Howell Allbaugh
• Obituaries: Phillip A. Llamas
• Obituary: Ralph W. Penner
• READER CALLOUT: Show us your car!
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Previews
• Newton Activity Center
• Huxman, Hanzlicek wed
• Letter to the editor: Change to Presbyterian ordination requirement a ‘tragedy’
• Good for you
• Daily Prayer
• Don Schroeder: Suddenly, we are finished with our business
• Pet care insider: Meet Dr. Paul Friesen
• McCall to be inducted into NHS Hall of Fame
• Cowboy up
• Newton school district looking to cut supply funds
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Obituary: Bonnie Schroeder
• NRCS announces opportunity for producers to implement conservation practices
• Obituary: Muriel Constance Bluford
• Obituary: Donna L. Klaassen
• Reception Wednesday for Jantz, Clagg
• Voices
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• To do tonight: Watch 'Law & Order,' cook Mushroom Spread
• Tieyce Saylor, Wesley Rhodes
• Sarah Stuewe, Mike Carpenter
• Scharff, Schmidt marry on March 12
• Bethel signs articulation agreement
• Meals on Wheels
• Sedgwick City Council to meet today
• Obituary: Evelyn I. Baumann Young
• First Air Traffic Control graduates help program take off
• Community Lunch program seeks volutneers
• Obituary: Catalina 'Katie' Torres
• Jantz retiring after 38 years in education
• New shop to offer exotic teas, relaxing experience
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• Local business buzz
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• To do tonight: Watch 'Sister Wives'; Jorge Posada asks to leave game
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Craigslist Killer,' cook Belgian Waffles
• Upcoming Newton Chamber ribbon cutting
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• Democrats to meet Tuesday
• Distinguished alumni selected
• Newton High Baccalaureate scheduled
• Anti-drug group looks to curb graduation parties
• A day of beauty
• 9-1-1 communications center gets a new look
• Chester L. Eby
• Jeffrey Shawn Raskopf
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• To do tonight: Watch NBA playoffs, cook Stuffed Mushroom Caps
• Card shower requested for Martinez’s 85th birthday
• Card shower requested for Friesen’s 90th birthday
• Brittain to be honored Sunday for 92nd birthday
• Fast couple celebrates 45th wedding anniversary
• Previews from May 12, 2011
• Susan Jackson: Parents can encourage summer reading
• Agents question city’s insurance move
• Hutch CC students earn ag awards
• Neff farm awarded sustainable ag
• Obituary: Willard H. Waltner
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• REAP sets water conference
• Pioneer judge will urge Bethel grads to ‘make all the difference’
• Walton ag fair
• Memorial home changing name
• Newton sets all-district concert
• Dry weather may hurt wheat
• Theater group to perform for reading program
• 161st field artillery conducts transfer of
• Memorial home changing name
• Peace Labyrinth
• City seeks to help home repair charity
• Crisis drill at South Breeze offers a glimpse of ‘what if?’
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• To do tonight: Cook Peanut Noodles; 'Everything Must Go' opens Friday
• Marie Snider: Develop your brain with the power of the Internet
• Respect vital to real peacemaking, says winner of Bethel oration contest
• Previews from May 9, 2011
• Library happenings
• Newton Activity Center
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• Daily Prayer
• Obituary: Margie Rice Seymour
• Correction
• Martin Hawver: Sometimes, you just have to hold your nose and vote
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Jazz on the Green tonight at Bethel
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Idol'; "Priest" opens Friday the 13th
• Obituary: E. Eloise Parkhurst
• Obituary: Charles W. Confer
• Obituary: Michelle 'Shu-Shu' Marie Madrigal
• Obituary: Leland Dale Jones
• Obituary: Willard H. Waltner
• Obituaries: Alan Erwin Lee
• Voices
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• To do tonight: Watch '16 and Pregnant'; Arnold and Maria split
• County to discuss weeds, waste
• Obituary: Michelle Marie Madrigal
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• Obituary: E. Eloise Parkhurst
• Obituary: Donna L. Klaassen
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• To do tonight: Watch 'Justice for Natalee Holloway'
• Merrifield, Dubuisson exchange wedding vows
• Holly Anthony, Chad Baalman
• McConnell earns Eagle Scout rank
• Susan Jackson: What is green nutrition?
• Upcoming Newton Chamber events to include two ribbon cuttings
• Obituary: Freda (Lawson) Lairmore
• Local business buzz
• Workforce Alliance to offer scholarships for training
• Two new businesses to feature local art, crafts
• Obituary: Mary Marcheta Holdeman
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• Cutting corrections
• PAC registers; school board finance reports filed
• Burrton board to meet Monday
• Play calendar from May 6, 2011
• Halstead City Council to talk about courts
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• To do tonight: Watch 'Mean Girls'; Jennifer Lopez releases 'Love?'
• 2011 Kingdom Class Awards
• Obituary: Emily (Krusekopf) Norbury Siegel
• Obituary: M. Marcheta Holdeman
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• Memorial service: Richard Wiebe
• Obituary: Lyda Marvalee (Dye) Zaring
• Obituary: Betty Florine (Dilley) Baker
• Obituary: Margery L. Wohlgemuth
• Obituary: John W. Griffin Sr.
• Obituary: Charles W. Confer
• BBB: Asphalt and concrete scams
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• To do tonight: Watch 'Killer Outbreaks,' bake Brunch Omelet
• Wildcat Creek joins Angus Association
• Delange local wheat plot tour scheduled
• Scott Eckert: No space for garden, try containers
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• Obituary: Margery L. Wohlgemuth
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: David Long
• Cinco de Mayo weekend at Nomar
• Meals on Wheels
• Senior center menu
• This Side of 60: What do you except as you age?
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• To do tonight: Watch 'Million Dollar Rooms'; 'Thor' opens today
• Oklahoma Christian announces graduates
• Newman University honors student’s achievements
• Youth Entrepreneurs declares state qualifiers
• Treble Clef awards scholarships
• Obituary: Merton 'Mert' Lee Wiens
• BBB: Watch out for scam phone calls
• Obituary: Irma Woelk Peters
• Mike Morton: Another afternoon wasted with the club
• Obituary: Roberta Lee 'Bobbie' Meek
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• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Idol,' make Fruit Salad
• Tabor College to present annual spring concert Sunday
• Students take part in progressions
• Mother’s Day luncheon at arboretum
• Hunger dialogue inspires ‘power of few’
• Veteran honored Meier honored for WWII service with ‘Honor Flight’
• Woman of the Year: Marilyn Schmidt is community helper
• Tax increase inches forward but has hurdles
• Commission approves new manual
• RaileRobotics finishes strong
• Memorial service: Richard Wiebe
• Obituary: Eldon James Schierling
• Obituary: Alvin Boese
• Obituary: Sandra Joe Roberts Spencer
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• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Newton Activity Center
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Previews from May 2, 2011
• Obituary: Eldon James Schierling
• Obituary: Merton 'Mert' Lee Wiens
• Obituary: Sandra Spencer
• Voices
• Obituary: Alvin Boese
• BBB: How to protect yourself from dangerous scams
• Obituary: Elmarie Ann Krier Mick
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• To do tonight: Watch 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Hesston College hires new English faculty, registrar
• Bethel students expand research horizons through conferences
• Amanda Gohring, Lucus Eggleston
• Upcoming Newton Chamber events to include two ribbon cuttings
• City councils to meet
• Voices
• Local midwives raise awareness about their profession
• Obituary: Michelle Schroeder
• Ribbon cutting: Dentist celebrates new office location on Main St.
• Local business buzz
• Collaboration Thursday at NMC
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• To do tonight: Cook Cheese Dip; Endeavour shuttle launch delayed
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Obituary: H. Allan Mills
• Obituary: Dr. Anita M. Isaac
• Obituary: Carl Penner
• Obituary: John L. Gonzalez
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• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• To do tonight: Watch 'Will and Kate: Road to the Altar'
• United States takes precautions in food safety
• Dudte to be honored for 95th birthday on Sunday
• Ediger to be honored for 80th birthday
• Obituary: Roy E. Unruh
• Obituary: H. Allan Mills
• Cemeteries plan spring cleanup
• Obituary: Gertrude M. Schmidt
• Voices
• Sarah Pohl, Cameron Voth to give joint recital
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• To do tonight: Watch 'Countdown to the Royal Wedding'
• Meals on Wheels
• Marie Snider: This Side of 60
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Aaron Gaeddert
• Corrections
• Obituary: Britton Autry
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• Obituary: Henrietta C. Horst
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• College, preschool students learn from each other
• To do tonight: Cook Cucumber Salad, watch 'Inside the Royal Wedding'
• Obituary: Lucile Lower
• Obituary: Alberta Hull
• Obituary: Betty J. Poffinbarger
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• Obituary: Elizabeth D. 'Betty' Kopper
• Obituary: Marvin Lee Porter
• Obituary: James R. Stang
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Enns to present recital Tuesday
• Previews
• Newton Activity Center
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Obituary: Alberta Hall
• Smalley visits D.C. with honor flight
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• Correction
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• To do tonight: Cook Ham Salad, watch 'Wild About Prince Harry'
• Bethel jazz groups perform at festival
• Apple Blossom Fest on Friday at Presbyterian Manor
• Miller, Butler marry on June 12
• Tax increase will be requested for Fischer Field
• New garden center brings touch of spring to Newton
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• Local business buzz
• Hesston College names VP of admissions and financial aid
• Citizens Bank to celebrate Community Bank Week
• Cleaning up
• Obituary: Alberta Hull
• School staff cuts likely to continue
• Corrections
• Rec commission to discuss mill levy
• Halstead to discuss FEMA grant
• Newton to discuss Chisholm Fest
• Woman seeks to tell stories of older Newton homes
• Marple finishes basic training
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Melodrama raising funds for Heart to Heart
• Area mayors to host annual prayer gathering
• Voices
• To do tonight: Cook Granola Pancakes; listen to David Wax Museum
• Fire destroys garage
• County sets date for hearing on annexation of Logistics Park land
• County residents upset about FEMA regs
• Bethel MudSlam
• Newton school board approves tax increase
• Population growth exacerbates problems
• Tips on watering the lawn
• Newton sweeps tourney, qualifies several for state
• Students presented business scholarships
• Obituary: Fern B. Henry
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• To do tonight: Bake dinner rolls, watch 'Elton John: From Pop to Papa'
• Buller to be honored May 6 during retirement event
• Finks to celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• Adair to be honored May 1 for 90th birthday
• Previews
• Annual student exhibit open in Bethel art gallery
• Remember food safety when handling eggs
• Millers to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary
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• Obituary: Donna L. Woelk
• Obituary: Jason Lindsey Hiebert
• Play calendar
• Obituary: Dorothy C. (Botterweck) Koeneman
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Derrick Law
• Meals on Wheels
• Marie Snider This Side of 60: Lilac season a time for remembering
• Goessel student given K-State scholarship
• Fiber group to meet Thursday
• Museum to celebrate Kansas birthday with dinner
• King receives Army Achievement Medal
• Quilt guild to meet April 26 in Hesston
• Area college reflects on achievements during special week
• Area schools take part in Private College Week
• Obituary: Clifford F. ‘Cliff’ Mann
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• Obituary: Dorothy C. (Botterweck) Koeneman
• Library happenings
• Newton Activity Center
• Previews
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• To do tonight: Watch 'Happy Endings'; Earth Day is Friday
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• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• To do tonight: Watch 'Black in Latin America'; 'Happy Days' cast sues
• Chrystiana Voth, Bryant Miller
• George, Unruh marry on Aug. 15
• Hesston College students compete in peace contest
• Hesston College to celebrate graduates
• Newton pastor ordained at age 70
• Dance all night
• Voices
• Obituary: Margaret L. (Laatsch) Treible
• Obituary: Edith K. Wiebe
• Correction
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• To do tonight: Watch 'William & Kate,' check Boston Marathon results
• Heather Reid, Chad Klaassen
• Book ReViews donates to local groups
• School celebrates Grandparent Days
• Play calendar from April 15, 2011
• Card shower requested for Walker’s 75th birthday
• Douglas chosen as local symphony music director
• Blackbear Bosin exhibit at Carriage Factory Gallery
• Obituary: Willis L. Loganbill
• Card shower requested for White’s 90th birthday
• Hieberts to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Mitchell Theatres expands its locations
• KS Better Business Bureau exposes fake Cox e-mails
• Local woman chosen as leader of state business organization
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• To do tonight: Cook Leg of Lamb, watch 'Human Planet'
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• To do tonight: Make Peach Salad, listen to James Blunt
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• Correction
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Kindergarten round-up and screening set
• Newton Bible: Students show Bible knowledge in contest
• Newton Bible: Student competes at state geography bee
• To do tonight: Make Melon Salad, watch Stanley Cup playoffs
• Obituary: Mathilda 'Tillie' Schroeder
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• Obituary: Junior Lee Phillips
• Obituary: Betty Jean Flickinger
• Clarification
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• To do tonight: Cook Tuna Salad; 'Scream 4' in theaters Friday
• Meals on Wheels
• This Side of 60: Don’t leave your trash mountain for others to climb
• Artist profile: Maggie Goering
• Obituary: Lupe M. Tafolla
• Obituary: Richard A. Schmidt
• Obituary: Gerold E. 'Jerry' Adams
• Obituary: Lois Ruth Gray
• Obituary: Betty Jean Flickinger
• Obituary: Rose Weesner
• Voices
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• To do tonight: Watch 'Extreme Couponing'; Record Store Day is Saturday
• Obituary: Wanda M. Regier
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• Obituary: Rose Weesner
• Obituary: Lucas Scott Hauck
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• To do tonight: Watch 'Deadliest Catch'; court rules on Winklevoss twins
• Previews
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Newton Activity Center
• Obituary: Dean T. Preheim
• Obituary: Jesse Clayton Richter
• Obituary: Alma Rose Herl
• Voices
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• To do tonight: Cook Chicken Soup, watch 'Dave Thomas: Made to Order'
• Danae Wiebe, Matthew Epp
• Le Tran, Andrew Ozor
• Stephanie Wall, Trent Voth
• Obituary: Walter (Doc) Schwemmer
• Voices
• After the Kansas winds
• Local business buzz
• Local florist completes professional design class
• NMC reception honors Barrick Wilson
• Laundry service in Newton a ‘labor of love’ for operator
• Vocal ensembles to give concerts
• Play calendar
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• To do tonight: Watch 'Celebrity Apprentice'; Glenn Beck parts with Fox
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Voices
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Card shower requested for Schmidt’s 90th birthday
• Voth to be honored Sunday at church for 90th birthday
• A transplant solution by any other name …
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• BPA aids Special Olympian
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• Obituary: Christopher Douglas Schmidt
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• To do tonight: Cook Cowboy Steaks, watch 'Breaking In'
• Newton Area Senior Center activities
• Film series meshes with goals of student activists
• Grady Alan Hershberger
• Bently Michael Crider
• Voices
• March building permits
• Obituary: Carlos Sanchez
• Obituary: Willis R. Miller
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• To do tonight: Watch 'Pregnant in Heels'; iPhone 5 rumors
• Previews
• Sunday night storms
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Juniors to give recitals April 12
• Mabee challenge met at Bethel
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• Obituary: Willis R. Miller
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• To do tonight: Cook Crispy French Toast, watch 'Heavy'
• Mandy Scott, Brian Busenitz
• Kelsey Ryan, Kellen Jenkins
• Bethel to expand cross-cultural learning options with China initiative
• Hesston Wellness Center
• Matthews, Carson marry on Nov. 6
• CiBOR brings aerospace tech to the medical field
• ICM adds new commercial feed system to its gasifier System in Harvey County
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Catherine A. Tendick
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• Obituary: Arlene E. Berner
• Obituary: Donald D. Krehbiel
• Obituary: Jovita Nunez
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• To do tonight: Cook Cheese and Apple Dogs; listen to Hymn For Her
• Clydesdales to be in Newton April 9
• Sink your teeth into creature flicks on SyFy channel
• Obituary: Catherine A. Tendick
• Obituary: Donald D. Krehbiel
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• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• To do tonight: Cook Dab Fish, watch 'Yes Man'
• Play calendar
• Adams retires today from county position
• Sommerfeld to be honored for 90th birthday Sunday
• Life Enrichment programs
• Stucky performs graduate recital
• Previews
• Nova Deco performing Sunday at Bethel College
• SUSAN JACKSON: Spring clean your love life
• Obituary: Arlene Grace (Johnson) Broadfoot
• Obituary: Mary and Henry Dick
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• Obituary: Gary Youngblood
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• Meals on Wheels
• THIS SIDE OF 60: Guess who’s coming to dinner?
• Meet a musician Q&A: James Conner
• To do tonight: Watch 'CSI,' cook Sour Cream Potatoes
• Correction
• Obituary: V. Richard Wiebe
• Obituary: Donna Roslyn Shrader
• Obituary: Edwin Edward 'Susie' Buller
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• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Sassy and Brassy Hatters
• In Chicago
• Tabor College Concert Choir event slated for Sunday at Brethren church
• Spring Lake jam sessions to start
• 'Crows Nest’ CDs available for nurses
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• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• To do tonight: Watch 'William & Kate'; Britney releases 'Femme Fatale'
• Previews
• Newton Activity Center
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Meals on Wheels
• Shadowy fun
• Wheeler, Robinson, Wiebe speaking at Life Enrichment
• Obituary: Kenneth E. Hostetler
• Obituary: Richard A. Schmidt
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• McFarland to be honored for 104th birthday Thursday
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• To do tonight: Watch 'Bridget Jones's Diary'; plan for April Fools' Day
• Ben Busenitz, Jana Kornfeld
• Kaitlyn Brungardt, Tanner Buller
• Students experience different kind of education during interterm in Mexico
• Obituary: Marylee Brainard
• Obituary: Ida J. Newberry
• Obituary: Maurita Jean Sooter
• Voices
• Obituary: Howard J. Vogt
• Totally twisted: New frozen yogurt shop to open in spring
• KS Blue Cross and Blue Shield earns awards
• Pixius Communications adds Newton dealer
• Local business buzz
• Obituary: Mary D. Tschetter
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• To do tonight: Cook Beer Dogs; Oxford English Dictionary accepts LOL
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Gingerich art exhibit at Hesston College references spiritual tradition
• Voices
• McBee couple to celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
• Women’s group to have convention
• Bethel forensics offers national tournament preview
• Give to a reputable volunteer organization
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• To do tonight: Rent 'Surrogates,' cook Butter Crumb Fish
• Winter wheat condition improving
• Regional Farm Expo opens Tuesday
• Harvey County Home and Garden Show slated for April 1, 2
• Obituary: Ida J. Newberry
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• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• To do tonight: Cook sweet potatoes; 'Sucker Punch' opens tomorrow
• Journalism students place in state press association contest
• Shelter agent sponsors scholarship
• Epp, Jantz named national merit finalists
• This Side of 60: Exercise is good for ‘what ails you’
• Meet a fine artist Q&A: Joe Walton
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• Obituary: Merle Ervin Selzer
• Obituary: Wuanita 'June' Langacher
• Obituary: Margaret Thompson
• Obituary: Wendy J. Goerzen
• Obituary: Joan Ruth Gray
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• To do tonight: Watch 'Charlie Sheen: On the Brink'; Earth Hour is Sunday
• Education panel Monday at Tabor
• Bethel College Young Alumnus winner devoted to mental-health services
• Singin’ at the meetin’
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• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• To do tonight: Cook Bacon Mashed Potatoes; Sprint launches Evo 3D
• Helping a family
• No Life Enrichment this week
• Quilt guild to meet tonight
• Previews
• Newton Public Library happenings
• Newton Activity Center
• Walton enrollment outgrows facilities
• Obituary: Dan A. Suderman Jr.
• Obituary: Audrey L. Boese
• Obituary: Henry Dolphous Mewborn
• Obituary: Esther Dugan
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• To do tonight: Watch 'Dancing with the Stars,' cook Fig Sandwiches
• Ambulance services stretched thin in Harvey County
• Head Start set to reopen
• Dead fish along Sand Creek
• District may cut travel
• District spends more than $30,000 on out-of-district travel this year
• Local business buzz
• Horizon Milling ribbon cutting
• Halstead resident work on display in McPherson
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• To do tonight: Watch 'Army Wives'; Ann Coulter on radiation exposure
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• 4-H’ers compete at regionals
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• To do tonight: Cook Fruity Slaw, watch 'Kitchen Nightmares'
• Resources available for gardeners
• Gnats are nasty for plants
• Extension offers grain marketing program
• Students challenged in school Bible verse competition
• Student awarded top Goshen
• Emporia State
• Pratt Community College
• Students attend leadership conference
• Kiwanis fund school prairie gardens 
• Hesston student places in Patriotic Pen contest
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• To do tonight: Cook Irish Coddle, watch NCAA games
• To do tonight: Watch 'Sister Wives'; spring starts Sunday
• North Newton council approves Health Ministries funding
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• To do tonight: Watch 'The Bachelor' finale, submit NCAA bracket
• New Meridian Center general manager already busy
• Wichita Clinic announces doctors’ accomplishments
• Chisholm Trail Salon adds new stylist, Jennifer Moore
• Upcoming Chamber events
• RE/MAX teams earn annual production and service award
• Stutzmans Greenhouse to open location in Newton this spring
• CSI: Newton
• No plea; Carr to go to trial
• County commission to meet
• Halstead council to meet
• Health Ministries seeking funds from North Newton
• City commission candidates talk economics at forum
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• To do tonight: Cook Swiss Chicken; iPad 2 on sale
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• To do tonight: Cook Irish Apple Mash; Adele album review
• Daylight savings time begins
• Get Caught
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• To do tonight: Watch 'Fringe'; cook Egg Salad
• Odds for freezing temperatures
• Plan for alfalfa weevils’ damage before it happens
• Gardeners cry for onions
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• To do tonight: Cook Irish Lamb Stew; 'Red Riding Hood' review
• Jazz artist to visit Bethel
• Dental team screens kids at Cooper
• Fun enSeusses as kids gear up for state assessments
• Business students win honors at state
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• To do tonight: Cook Tomato Basil Pizza; spring forward on Sunday
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• To do tonight: Watch 'What Not to Wear'; last day of Mardi Gras
• Kansan seeking Woman of the Year nominations
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• ICM develops new renewable source of energy from waste
• Local business buzz
• Surge in fuel prices hitting businesses
• Speaker paints bleak picture of tenant rights
• Drug Coalition may face very steep odds for grant funding
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• To do tonight: Watch 'Desperate Housewives'; Huckabee vs. Portman
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Bethel College conducts nurses’ lamplighting for junior students
• Max Daniel Layton
• Stucky to present program Sunday at Kauffman on ‘Hallowed Hardwood’
• Senior Health Insurance Counseling of Kansas volunteers needed now
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• To do tonight: Watch 'Jersey Shore,' cook Salsa Quesadillas
• Country School Reunion on March 20
• Ratzlaff to present program Monday
• Voth to celebrate 90th birthday on March 8
• Card shower requested for Linnens’ 90th birthday March 23
• Celebrate state’s 150th with ‘K is for Kansas’ at Kauffman Museum
• Halstead rancher joins angus association
• Share stories of proud producers
• Crop disaster program deadline soon
• Harvey County garden show nears
• Sparling, Blythe to give program at Walton Seniors meeting Friday
• Why not take a nice nap today?
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• To do tonight: Watch 'Million Dollar Listing,' cook Lemon Chicken
• Taco Tico robbed at knife-point
• Fake e-mail from IRS exposed as ‘phishing’ scam
• Head Start transition to start next week
• Nominations sought for teacher award
• Bright wins spelling bee
• Child care moving downtown
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• To do tonight: Watch 'American Idol'; 'Rango' opens this weekend
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• To do tonight: Watch 'Trash Inc'; Charlie Sheen unloads to Piers Morgan
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• To do tonight: Watch Oscar fashion wrap; Slow Cooker Chili recipe
• Legacy Grill serves up food and pieces of local history
• Newton Area Chamber of Commerce refocuses mission
• Local business buzz
• To do tonight: Read ‘Dune,’ make Chopped Liver
• Burrton Fire district planning four new fire stations
• Boeing wins first phase of tanker contract
• To do tonight: Watch ‘CSI: NY’; Twice Baked Potato recipe
• Take a minute to hold down health-care costs
• Local angus breeders recognized
• Burritos, tacos anyone?
• Harvey County farmer wins money for FFA
• The finer greens in life
• To do tonight: Watch ‘Grey’s Anatomy’; Turkey Soup recipe
• Berean students to perform for KMEA
• Spanish honor society inducts members
• Local students graduate from Southwestern
• Newton musicians to play at KMEA
• Chisholm 3rd at Olympiad
• County approves open burning rules
• Governor Declares Today “Armed Forces Appreciation Day”
• To do tonight: Watch ‘Top Model’; get ready for Oscars
• Chorale program on March 1
• Domestic violence team earns state award
• VFW trying to grow
• Local attorney recounts ‘the foulest crime’ in Newton history
• To do tonight: Watch ‘The Bachelor,’ quick popover recipe
• Newton celebrates Patriotism in Education
• Day without art
• All in a day’s work
• New gaming proposal may put the squeeze on southeast Kansas
• Cutoff date nearing for water enhancement funding
• Harvey County 4-H Days
• Wind erosion likely for Kan. farmers
• Fruit tree pollinating
• Newton Christian High School sets open house
• Clark wins geography bee
• Valentine’s treats
• Wreck injured four
• NHS seeks alumni award nominations
• Possible loss of special ed funds concerns school district
• County commission passes new open burning rules
• Drainage project to protect Sedgwick completed
• New requirements may lead to menu makeover in Newton schools
• Aging group to meet
• Burrton board to discuss bus
• County to discuss burn polic
• Sedgwick school board to meet
• Halstead council to meet
• North Newton council to meet
• Hesston College hosts Know Jesus event for students
• Scouts prepare boys for future
• Blood donations down
• Reader photos: What did you do on your snow day?
• Governor reorganizes Kansas agriculture agencies
• City pays off festival debt
• Krone sculptures on display at Bethel College
• Men ice fish; girls clean house
• Goering couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Newton firm part of clinical research study
• Mussers to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Start broccoli, cabbage seeds indoors now
• CRP general signup to open in March
• Angus breeder recognized in report
• Fertilizing spring bulbs
• Newton med lab given gold seal of approval
• Open burning rules to change
• Extension offers tax aid
• Art contest entry deadline nears
• Students vs. teachers St. Mary 8th graders take on staff in volleyball
• Rhoades presents bill to change legal notice publication rules
• New district head comes to Hesston with experience
• City ends 2010 budget year with balance in the bank
• Winter storm strikes
• Burrton street project gets boost
• Obituaries: Elizabeth K. ‘Betty’ Regier
• Ranger house at East Park may be lost cause
• Residents express desire for budget focus of USD 373
• Halstead fire station project hits minor snag
• Newton doctor pioneers new procedure to treat sinus conditions
• Newton student travels to Tanzania
• RSVP names new director
• Correction
• School payments delayed by state
• Crime numbers hit five-year high in Harvey County
• Correction
• Deadline draws near for local MKC scholarship applications
• Vet to discuss calf scours
• Cold frames, hotbeds extend season
• Legislature: Fight brewing over sale of booze
• Snow leads to dangerous driving conditions
• Prevention program saves woman’s life and home
• If you shovel it, they will come
• Fire burns Newton home; resident out safe
• Park Aircraft set to expand workforce
• Gov. signs disaster declaration
• Van der Weg graduates Baker
• KU sorority selects officers
• Newton 2nd at state
• Newton thespians earn honors
• Kobach bill finds favor at local level
• Sheriff using new tracking system for statistics
• County health offering free FluMist
• Area, region brace for winter storm
• Free foster parent training course begins March 3
• Program to assist homeowners on county agenda
• Partnership to offer Hesston parenting class
• Theft suspect leads police on high-speed chase
• Walton Council to meet Feb. 7
• Stopping doemstic violence
• Domestic violence services seek volunteers
• County outpaces peers in early ed
• ELECTION Filings for spring election
• Newton prepares for girls’ NIT
• Berean sets kindergarten round-up
• Free-throw contest set for Sunday
• Legion sets pancake feed
• Mountain Lions in Kansas
• Hesston chamber hires director
• County Commission to not participate in fund transfer
• Local officials worried about state hospital closure
• Chamber launches ‘get caught’ campaign
• Correction
• Chamber announces second annual ‘We Are Newton’ contest
• NMC makes strides on health overhaul
• Correction
• Local races begin to take shape
• County transporation plan includes subsidy of OT Cab
• Fact checker: Newton Board of Education
• Roufs to assist free clinic
• Elimination of arts commission would have local impact
• Walton school without water for a day
• Cause of fatal fire unknown
• County may become part of trade zone
• What’s going on here?
• Budget concerns dominate board of ed meeting
• Budget concerns dominate board of ed meeting
• Health Ministries receives grant
• Malfunction causes Sand Creek to drain
• Community mourns loss of ‘giant’
• Siemens will be missed
• Newton teacher named ‘Horizon Award’ winner
• As deadline looms, election filings scarce
• Woman killed while walking
• Long-term plans call for dedicated bike lane on SE 36th
• Fire claims life of Halstead man
• Get ready for TOC
• Area school officials bracing for proposed cuts to state aid
• Park Aerospace hosts Sen. Jerry Moran
• Gas prices on the rise
• Newton school board to have candidates’ Q&A session
• Brownback proposes govt cuts, economic initiatives
• Newton mayor presents Kelsey tax plan
• Ready for the hospital?
• City budget now posted online
• City opts to use state funds
• City commission presented with final draft of ‘ReNewton’ plan
• Grant funds coming to foundations in Harvey, Butler counties
• Number of damaged and missing road signs in county a concern
• Teen charged in shooting
• Whitewater fire contained to basement
• Say hello to old man winter
• Harvey County Builders and Associates to meet Thursday
• Chad Carr case rescheduled for March
• Brownback sworn in as governor, faces budget deficit of about $550 million
• Winter weather arrives
• Harnessing the sun
• County council of Governments to mee
• Boy charged in Marion County shooting
• Family dog saves the day
• Prenatal care area of concern for county
• NMC gives support to Health Ministries
• Newton City council to meet
• Halstead council to meet today
• Financial class to be downtown
• Carr request denied
• This 70-ish man can help you get fit
• Corrections
• Busy day for Fire/EMS
• Highway 50 may get facelift
• Court system under review
• Girl dies from gunshot wound
• NHS grad helps with fitness research study
• Defense attempts to exclude Carr interviews
• Handwritten speeding ticket becomes thing of the past
• Hesston fire caused by grill
• Mid-Kansas violinist honore
• Scam artist posing as heating and air worker
• Budgets drive BOE discussion
• African Children’s Choir to make tour stop in Newton
• County park ranger housing in a state of disrepair
• Board of examiners to meet
• Blood drive set for Friday
• Electrical short named as cause of house fire
• Former professor, commisioner dies
• Accident claims two lives
• Golf course manager grabs national attention
• Texting while driving means a ticket
• Et Cetera Shop receiving donations
• City to pick up Christmas trees
• Law enforcement seeking escaped sex offender
• Bradshaw third Newton teacher to earn national certification
• Regents set new admission standards for state univeristies
• Man threatens clerk, clerk calls 911 and NPD
• County cleans up books, cancels old warrant checks
• County begins ‘spousal carve-out’ with employee insurance
• City awards sewer line bid
• Rhoades named chair of Appropriations Committee
• Schools bracing for funding fight in Topeka
• City of Newton alters New Year’s trash schedule
• New Hesston doctor is a familiar face
• Family fights to bring home missing dog
• Huddle House coming to Newton
• Holiday shoppers sprint to end
• As Christmas nears, UPS’ peak day shows growth
• Safe House Angel Tree project helps 170 Harvey County families
• Wanted: ‘fresh blood’
• N. Korea threatens ‘sacred’ nuclear war
• Obama takes Hawaii vacation
• Study questions seniority-based teacher layoffs
• Gays now hoping to return to military
• Storm lashes California and leaves polluted water
• Kremlin hails Senate approval of nuclear treaty
• Deal struck to keep Hawker Beechcraft in Wichita
• Hospital employee wellness activities recognized by heart association
• Texas gets new U.S. House seats
• LifeTeam, EagleMed merge
• Newton woman wins Boot Hill Bounty lottery
• Deck the House
• Harvey County Safe House
• Report: Logistics park in best location
• Batman swoops into St. Mary School
• Kansan office to close early Friday afternoon
• Obama secures GOP votes for nuclear pact
• OSHA fines elevator in worker death
• Mobs gather to provide some caroling cheer
• Law thwarts charity ball for Brownback
• Twain engaged to Thiebaud
• County burn ban terminated
• McGinn named to budget committee
• Courthouse closed Friday
• Funding cuts could mean longer wait lists for mental-health services
• BOE, lawmakers take a look at schools’ future
• Hillcrest breathes life into nativity
• Newton med ethics group honored
• Kansas school board member talks abstinence
• Kansas’ historical newspapers now available on Web site
• Emler picked as majority leader
• Powerful storm keeps pounding CA
• Kroger recalls pet foods due to possible health risk
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• European weather chaos spawns outrage
• Bird count in Kan. finds 100+ species
• State legislators
• Newark airport terminal given all-clear to reopen
• 2010’s world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• Interfaith seeking funds to start Harvey County program
• Free Christmas dinner Saturday
• Chamber project is complete
• Providing shelter
• Program seeks to help children with behavioral problems
• Tax law won’t help people who used up jobless aid
• Musical ‘Spider-Man’ on Broadway delayed again
• $7.2B is recovered for Madoff’s victims
• Kansas state Sen. Steineger joins Republicans
• Bears orphaned after fatal attack make debut
• Bones found on island might be Amelia Earhart’s
• Mexican government drone crashes in El Paso
• Smart phone rivalry plays out in patent suits
• UK, German officials: No new holiday terror plot
• Team volunteers at Ghost Ranch
• Bethel College’s biggest fan Staley retires from cafeteria work
• City of Newton announces holiday trash schedule
• Sell it with the Kansan
• Congress rushes to finish bills before holidays
• Governor, tribe agree on casino
• Drug used in Okla. execution could gain wider use
• Jantz recognized for Eagle Scout Award during court of honor
• Bair to be honored
• Pope names Kansas-based bishop for OKC
• One dies in Manhattan shooting
• Aviation Museum to receive land gift
• KU researchers help with glacier tracking effort
• Brownback to name director of repeal effort
• Regents approve tougher university admissions
• Kansas ed. board argues over conference
• Pakistani officials say U.S. missiles kill 7 in northwest
• Judge grants bail to WikiLeaks’ Assange
• Florida school board shooter had turbulent life
• Ford recall grows; victim’s family speaks out
• Feds sue BP, other companies for spill damages
• Bethel organizes caroling flash mob
• Berkeley tables vote on calling Wikileaker a hero
• Teaching kits make learning tangible
• Warkentin House to reorganize
• City to get single-stream recycling
• Mark Zuckerberg named Time ‘Person of Year’
• Police search for Las Vegas thief
• Gunman fires at Florida school board, kills self
• Kan. nurse pleads guilty to diluting patient drugs
• Fed to review $600B bond-buying program
• Tax package heads toward Senate
• New tenant of Harvey Milk’s old store draws ire
• Yahoo preparing to lay off 600 to 700 workers
• Snow storm that trapped drivers in Indiana moves east
• Newton blood drive scheduled for Dec. 30-31
• Flu shot clinic to be offered
• County burn ban extended
• Recreation board to discuss 8-man football agreement
• County tours aviation center
• VFW honors deploying soldiers with dinner
• Judge in Virginia strikes down federal health-care law
• Miss CASA crowned Saturday
• County gets housing rehab grant
• Medicaid cuts: teeth pulled, transplant called off
• Poll: Most want easier way to fire bad teachers
• Kansas Board of Ed to focus on school bullying
• Burrton BOE to discuss capital outlay
• Service offered for those mourning loved ones
• Night in the Barn set for weekend
• Charity fears losing non-profit status
• The Perfect Gift Comes from the Heart
• NHS students give trees to sick children
• Sixth graders get taste of college
• Kansas man faces April trial in sister’s death
• Low natural gas prices hurt W. Kansas counties
• Feds dismiss need to recall glasses
• Camel falls on audience at Fla. Christmas show
• Smart thrilled after guilty verdict
• Add-ons turn tax cut bill into ‘Christmas tree’
• Commission sets meeting in Wichita
• North Newton council meeting may be postponed
• Halstead council to discuss trash rates
• Sedgwick BOE to discuss goals
• Community kids Christmas party Sunday at VFW
• Quarter Mania to benefit performing arts students
• Concert, luminary walk celebrate Christmas at arboretum
• Prairie View collects essentials for holiday
• Deck the House
• Students act as Santas
• Board sees financial literacy as key life skill
• NHS may require financial class
• Stock sales help gov’t offset bailout losses
• Bethel College sets Lighting of the Green
• NHS volleyball to wrap gifts for donations
• Newton Rotary to sell citrus fruit
• Senior Patrol donates food to Harvest of Love
• Candles to be lit for lost loved ones
• Ring-a-ling-a-ding! Salvation Army aids needy
• Child porn case to go to trial
• Jim Morrison pardoned for exposure
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• Income tax volunteers needed at library
• Local National Guard shipping out to Africa
• GO-TO GAL: Mysterious ad seeks city commission candidates
• Bethel honors new chair
• KLA elects Harvey Co. rancher
• Representative to help with veteran benefits
• Prairie View sponsors free Christmas concert
• Music & holiday homes
• Kauffman Museum extends hours during holidays
• Centennial Park bridge reopens
• Bethel to host ‘Messiah’ sing
• Kansan to change comments process
• Newton school board discusses travel and development costs
• Landlord meeting explains Section 8
• City approves bonds for Avcon to construct building at airport
• Pipeline to be laid in West Park
• Hesston Home Tour
• Hutch woman wants to change plea in mother’s death
• Hesston singers sell Christmas music CD
• HARVEY COUNTY KIDS: Send us your letters to Santa
• New Christmas market opens downtown
• Wounded Marion veteran faces additional charge
• Harvey County Courthouse alters hours on Monday
• American Girl author appearing at arboretum
• Deadlines looming for sending holiday mail
• Newton youth granted ‘dream’
• More fantasy than fact in Chupacabra sightings
• LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION; NHS PERFORMS VARIETY SHOW
• Parade lights downtown Newton
• Walton Lions to conduct soup supper benefit
• Kidron offers holiday gift market
• Quad-County planning group sets meeting
• Go-To Gal tackles recycling question
• Harvey County planning to hear rezoning request
• Illustrator comes back to Newton
• Toys tumble into Toy-a-Thon
• Holiday tour features variety of styles
• Send us your letters to Santa
• Hege is music director emeritus of local orchestra
• 'Prayers for Patients’ event is set for Thursday
• Community responds to plan
• ReNewton draft unveiled
• Harvey County institutes burning ban
• Marion County family loses items in outbuilding fire
• Fire department honors man by taking casket in historic fire truck
• Newton home tours feature live music, Christmas decor
• Man critically injured in Hesston bicycle accident
• Fatality in fire may have been a suicide
• Newtonians win Chamber promo
• Parade of Lights set for Thursday
• Is ‘slip and fall’ incident at business a case?
• Halstead planning holiday events
• Veterans Committee of Harvey Co. serves all veterans and their families
• One dies in house fire
• Community dinner is successful
• County to discuss rezoning for tower
• City commission will have special meeting Monday
• Taste of Christmas winners announced
• Toy-a-thon set at Newton Wal-Mart
• Community invited to ReNewton open house to see plan
• Kansas Christian Home breaks ground
• Fire station work under way
• New hands-only CPR method offers option to the ‘old’ way
• Behind-the-scenes at National Guard Armory
• PrairieLand Foods releases Dec. packages
• Newton backs highway projects
• Treble Clef Club sings in Christmas season
• 'Nothing to do with turkey’ teen event is Saturday
• Luminary walks begin Friday at arboretum
• Local drug-free youth coalition leader reacts to ban on alcopops
• Influenza identified in Harvey County
• City offices closed for Thanksgiving
• Holiday Affaire tickets available
• Children’s choir’s Winter Concert set for Monday
• Correction
• Christmas Trees on Parade at gallery
• County OKs bid for work at new Kansas Logistics Park
• Burning regulations considered by county
• Wichita Clinic in Newton is affected by acquisition
• SLATE CREEK DOES SOME SERIOUS STACKING
• EARLY OBITUARY DEADLINE
• Sears stores help military families
• Harvey County offices closing for Thanksgiving
• Newton athlete off to World Games
• Community Thanksgiving offers food, fellowship
• Marion man hurt in motorcycle wreck on U.S. 50
• Newton High student creates music played in the movies
• Building group to meet Monday
• Goessel junior high sets band, choir concert
• Halstead council to discuss trash rates, markers
• Free Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 28
• Driver’s license office to shorten hours on Wed.
• GM stock rises on second day of trade
• Main break being fixed; HHS to reopen Monday
• Slain Ohio woman’s boss knew something was wrong
• Obama: NATO to erect missile shield for Europe
• Palin’s success raises tempers, boosts ratings
• Yost family gift supports county, Hesston history
• County to discuss burn permits
• 911 director answers critical questions about call routing
• Dog offers unconditional love to Kidron residents
• Scout seeks to better lives with books
• Halstead youths learn healthy habits
• Goessel sets visit by Santa, tree lighting event for Nov. 27
• Water line break means no classes at Hesston High
• City wins award for Sand Creek restoration
• School district to fight for free water
• Food ministry will hand out food on Saturday
• Local veterans groups run from exclusive to all-inclusive
• Wamego to challenge rate hike from Westar
• Deadline looms or new Kansas administration
• READER CALLOUT: Send us your fall foliage photos
• CDDO will meet on Monday
• Newton teachers OK contract for the year
• Electronic medical records topic of Newton event
• GO-TO GAL: What is the Community Development Corp.?
• Recreation group will meet today
• Kansan’s Subscription Food Drive under way
• Judge orders man to trial in death
• Habitat fund-raiser a pork chop meal
• National crew films at Walton ag school
• Bucky Fowler to perform at Historic Fox
• Newton Post Office sets mailing dates for holiday packages
• Arboretum seeks help with event
• Community Partnership appoints new director
• Newton Bible presents musical
• Beth Kay Graham
• Newton vo-tech students landing jobs
• Circles of Hope offers varied volunteer choices
• Hesston College plans events for Thanksgiving holiday weekend
• Fire destroys North Newton home
• LEGAL EAGLE: When is declaring bankruptcy the best option?
• Caffeine dreams stirred up at Bethel
• READER CALLOUT: Send us your fall foliage photos
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Air agency issued engine warning, then eased checks
• USD 373 board meeting Monday
• Circles of Hope sets leader training
• ‘New’ Hillsboro resident wins $20,000 in Lottery
• Burn ban is lifted for Harvey County
• Sedgwick City Council to meet
• World War II veteran gets long-awaited recognition
• Kansas train tales featured at museum program
• City looks for help finding dog
• Goody’s to open at Chisholm center
• Speaker brings bullying reality to life
• Women’s community fund awards annual grants
• Armed man is apprehended in NMC parking lot
• STUDENTS DELIVER LANTERNS TO MANOR
• Health-care overhaul helps more patients but at a cost
• School calendar
• Harvey County Infant Toddler Program
• New donation hours at Et Cetera
• Live Sugar Plumb Fairies at Et Cetera Shop
• Feds proposes graphic cigarette warning labels
• School bond projects complete
• Kansan observes Veterans Day
• City issues bonds to finance hotel
• County offices closed for holiday
• Cyclist rides 10,000 miles for disaster relief
• Do you have a blog?
• Newton schools host anti-bullying speaker Tuesday
• County issues ban in wake of fires
• Foundation announces appointments
• Taste of Christmas attempts to entice shoppers
• Women’s fund to award 2010 grants
• READER CAPTURES FALL COLOR
• Military service honored with free offers
• Newton Ministerial Alliance sets Nov. meeting
• Fire damages Newton home, garage
• Livestock steak fry Thursday
• Hesston library celebrates opening
• VETERANS HONORED
• Sedgwick BOE to discuss audit report
• County to discuss infrastructure
• NMC services outpacing goals
• Trash pickup changed to observe holiday
• Learn what health -care reform means locally during NMC Dinner with Docs
• Schlabaugh receives teaching award
• Newton man faces porn charges
• Halstead chief earns state honor
• Remembering times of Twain: Riverboat takes to Sand Creek
• City commission to issue bonds
• Presbyterian hosts secrets of aging seminar
• North Newton council meets Monday
• Halstead council to discuss waste water rates
• Harvey County Veterans Day Parade
• Harvey County Wildcats Special Olympics fund-raiser set for Saturday
• United Way fund-raising hit by tough economy
• Man charged in beating with hose
• The mystery of Herman Bubbert ...
• 8-man football exhibit opens at sports museum
• PrairieLand offers food packages
• READERS: Send us your fall foliage photos
• ReNewton utilizing Facebook for opinions
• Statewide Supreme Court results
• Saint Francis seeks contributions to offer ‘Christmas for Kids’
• Legalize-marijuana measure, other initiatives fail to pass
• North Newton fall clean-up slated
• Harvey County township results
• Et Cetera sells cookbook to benefit homeless shelter
• Kan. makes gun rights change to its constitution
• UPDATE: Kansas statewide election results
• Burrton school board to meet for training
• GOP challenger wins Kan. state treasurer's race
• GOP’s Moran rolls to big win in Senate race
• GOP legislator ousts Kansas' Dem attorney general
• Kansas election briefs
• Pompeo wins Kansas 4th District
• Pompeo takes U.S. House seat
• FINAL HARVEY COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS
• Attorney general, others push Kansas to right
• Mentally Ill Voting Rights, approved, Kansas
• Kobach ousts Democrat for secretary of state
• Prof who helped write Ariz law wins Kan race
• Brownback wins governor’s race
• Kansas voters retain Supreme Court justices
• Rhoades, Schroeder retain seats
• Final statewide election results
• Converting LPs to CDs topic of video conference
• Kan. GOP's Moran rolls to big win in Senate race
• Brownback wins Kansas governor's race
• UPDATE: Harvey County election results
• Harvey County scores high on audit
• Send us your fall foliage photos
• Early birds out on Election Day
• Salem offers annual bazaar
• Schools perform well on risk survey
• DECA gets silly to support events
• BOE approves tech budget
• Hospice offers class to help bereaved cope with holidays
• Harvey County election results
• Whooping cough makes comeback
• Beatlegras featured during Dyck series
• High midterm election turnout expected
• Property owner asks Eagle about trespassing pet
• Halloween walk offers sweet treats for costume-clad kids
• Do you have a blog?
• Harvey County Commission slates meeting
• District judge stands on his experience
• ‘Safe haven’ law has not cut newborn homicide rate
• Amendment would define gun ownership as individual right
• Bethel College invites children to trick-or-treat
• A FEAST FIT FOR A WITCH
• Advance voting open until noon Monday
• Treble Clef Club meeting Monday
• See Tuesday’s ballot on county’s Web site
• Pine St. closing for sewer work
• Trick-or-treating events scheduled for today
• Author Wirt Myers to talk about prairie book
• GM moves to shore up finances before stock sale
• Brownback in Newton on Friday
• Circles training set for Saturday
• New bus service to begin Nov. 9
• Democrats offer rides to polls
• Next Kansas governor faces economic challenges
• Ribbon-cutting set at Cooper Early Ed
• Advance voting open until Monday
• Walton council to meet Monday
• Kids carve ghoulish grins
• Do you have a blog?
• Kids carve ghoulish grins
• Help reduce Medicare fraud, waste and abuse
• NHS class of 1941 has reunion
• Marc Rhoades profile
• Amy Schumacher profile
• Trafficking of humans in Newton’s back yard
• 63rd Annual Lions Pancake Day is Tuesday
• Health-care reform topic of NMC event
• The merits of Boy Scouting
• Trick-or-treating event Saturday; city not changing Halloween Day
• Brown bag on drug threats Thursday
• Want to see the ballot for Tuesday?
• Community Playschool Inc.
• Auditions set for homeless shelter benefit play
• ORCHESTRA, PAINTERS SHARE ART OF MUSIC
• Do you have a blog?
• Horizon Milling work closes streets
• City talks fireworks, Logistics Park
• Skits to be performed at Karen’s Kitchen
• 74th DISTRICT KANSAS HOUSE RACE: Schroeder
• 74th DISTRICT KANSAS HOUSE RACE: Smith
• Waste Connections purchases Stutzman Refuse company
• Homes needed to house dogs seized from Kansas breeder
• Moran heavy favorite in Kansas Senate race
• Correction
• Political forum draws crowd
• Donors requested for Newton blood drive
• Kris Kobach, Republican
• 100 years old and still going strong
• We want your PUMPKIN PHOTOS
• Tabor gridders down Bethel
• Hesston College theater director starts strong
• Hesston College fills faculty roles
• Challenger’s focus debated in Kan. elections race
• Chris Biggs, Democrat
• Halstead council to get update on fire station project
• We want your PUMPKIN PHOTOS
• National Public Radio gets earful on Williams firing
• Democrat campaigns for House
• Iraq war leaks: No U.S. investigation of many abuses
• Children play at Papa's Pumpkin Patch
• Several dead, 23 missing after typhoon hits Taiwan
• Goessel students to perform fall concert
• Newborn baby found alive in Emporia trash bin
• Hesston council to discuss refuse contract
• Free puppet show set at the library
• PrairieLand Foods menu for November announced
• Judge wants flasher in rehab
• Newton to discuss eminent domain for Logistics Park
• Tough economic times head West after recession
• Drake named controller for McPherson Sentinel
• U.S. ups Pakistani military aid by $2 billion
• KU basketball tickets available as season looms
• Newton schools do not make grade
• Newton earns 49 awards for state assessment scores
• Kansan sponsors Pink Sale, helps fight breast cancer
• Federal issues take spotlight in Kan. AG race
• News digest
• AUDIENCE TAKES IN READERS THEATER
• Correction
• News digest
• Study: Women give more to charity than men
• Report faults prisons’ treatment of mothers
• BriarBerry sale gives back to community
• ‘Kookin’ With Kids’ goes a bit krazy
• GO-TO GAL: Which month is best to get that flu vaccine?
• Couple sentenced in ‘pill mill’ case
• Emergency planning committee revamped
• Stimulus spending looms large in election
• Thomas’ wife seeks apology from accuser Anita Hill
• Kurt Ford scholarships, Explorers benefit from holiday wreath sales
• News digest
• A LOOK AT HARVEY COUNTY’S NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
• REPUBLICANS MAKE STOP IN NEWTON
• Democrats make pre-election pitch to help senior citizens
• Mitchell named publisher of The Newton Kansan
• Going up brick by brick
• Avcon to expand at airport
• Judge likely to deny gov’t on gay troops order
• Corrections
• School district sets limits for usage of credit cards
• News digest
• Conference center update
• Aviation job losses dominate Kan. 4th House race
• Amendment to give mentally ill vote
• Johnson Co. rail hub bringing jobs, complaints
• Testimony to resume in Fort Hood suspect’s hearing
• Gov’t: No increase for Social Security next year
• News digest
• Panel backs promotions for Nat. Guard colonels
• LEGAL EAGLE: Mother seeks Legal Eagle’s advice on child support
• Marijuana operations up in Kansas
• County to discuss local business expansion
• SRS sets open house Oct 26
• We want your PUMPKIN PHOTOS
• Salvation Army brass ensemble to play in Newton
• Storycorps interview to be revisited
• Chad Carr gets chance for plea in toddler death
• Sedgwick sets council meeting
• Victim to be part of plea negotiations process in attempted murder case
• Board to hear report on AYP data
• Newton schools’ enrollment decreases
• WARM WEATHER HOLDS ON FOR WEEKEND
• Suspect in Newton Subway robbery pleads innocent
• Firefighters tackle haz-mat blaze
• Midland gives funds for Child ID System
• Gov’t: No increase for Social Security
• Education is topic of listening tour stop in Newton
• Correction
• News digest
• Chile miners mum on ordeal details
• Cancer survivors, families share their stories
• Chris Carr to go to trial on child pornography charges
• Past finalists among 17 applying for appeals court
• News digest
• Many cancer services offered in Newton
• Courage key for 53-year survivor
• City develops Logistics Park
• States set to unveil joint probe into foreclosures
• Peace group sets film festival
• Hawker Beechcraft seeks pay cut to keep jobs
• Delay considered for hearing on Fort Hood shooting
• Chile rejoices over rescue of miners
• Paula becomes category 2 hurricane
• Walton high school celebrates 95th
• News digest
• ENJOYING THE FALL WEATHER
• Bethel College celebrates Fall Fest
• Miners’ kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• Hesston woman featured in Glamour Magazine
• Attorney general monitoring ‘robo’ calls
• Relative: Missing NC girl had ‘terrible’ home life
• News digest
• No Kansan paper printed on Monday
• Harvey County Commission meeting Monday
• Final defense lawyer offers argument in Smith case
• Grand jury probing anti-abortion murder
• Bank of America stops foreclosures in U.S.
• Ministerial Alliance sets next meeting for Wednesday
• Gun dealer suit sent to trial court
• Halstead City Council to meet
• KU fraternity placed on probation for 2 years
• Bed bugs reported in Newton
• Retailers report September back-to-school sales boost
• Crowd takes Taste of Newton
• Gov. candidates discuss state smoking ban
• Murdered Kansas abortion doctor’s clinic for sale
• Prairie View explores brain trauma
• Wildfires frequent at Utah Guard base
• Economy likely creating some jobs, but not enough
• News digest
• Treasury cuts bailout price tag estimate to $50 billion
• Bethel will inaugurate president
• Kids, parents get messy with good eats
• AP sources: All hopeful Mideast talks can go on
• News digest
• Deal may save Kan. jobs
• Body in New Mexico may be Kan. suspect
• Circles of Hope way to give poor a leg up
• FIREFIGHTERS PUT SPARK IN SAFETY EDUCATION
• Texting ban may not be working
• News digest
• Kan. National Guard to dedicate museum wing
• School board wants better bond with staff
• Rules, costs for hunting at East Lake discussed
• New high court era: Kagan makes 3 women on bench
• Taste of Newton expects 70 vendors
• News digest
• Corrections
• A cow lick contest on camo day
• Correction
• Online records in murder case a first
• Emanuel says he’s preparing run for mayor of Chicago
• News digest
• Railers celebrate 125 years
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage can be possible
• Newton team tries to lure Europe’s wind energy industry
• Japan warns about terror in Europe; tourists chill
• City seeks Logistics Park land
• Gun, voting rights to be on November ballot
• Discussion set of Big Read book
• Walton council to meet Monday
• Fisher-Price recalls kid products
• Driver safety class offered for seniors
• County to discuss hunting, roof bond
• Newton BOE slates work session
• Therapist dispels treatment myths
• Women injured in crash in Newton
• Girl hurt during homecoming parade Friday
• FIGHTING SUICIDE: Woman finds hope in treatment
• Suicide hits home
• Bias crime charges weighed after teen’s suicide
• Batterer program seeks to change abusers’ thinking
• GOP lawmakers stump for Pompeo
• Report: Kansas wheat stocks reach 23-year high
• DEAD MAN WALKING
• New sex ed funding ends abstinence-only
• Whitewater Fall Festival Saturday
• Stock futures rise following overseas gains
• Postal price hike request denied
• News digest
• Kansas reports $3 million tax surplus in September
• Parkinson comments on court choices
• Carter leaves hospital after 2-day stay
• Dead toddler’s mother gets prison
• Right’s angst puts fire to normally cold judicial races
• Options for seniors with high drug costs
• Texas shooter described as smart, unemotional
• A.G. seeks to stop casino
• Fed officials clash over efforts to aid economy
• Author discovers her passion in writing
• AIG reaches deal to repay bailout
• Challenger criticizes Kansas treasurer over ads
• BRIDGE NEARS COMPLETION
• News digest
• Men arrested after Newton robberies
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• Railer 125 schedule
• City commission reviews finances, flood maps
• Hake is Chamber’s citizen of year
• News digest
• NHS celebrating 125 years
• Obama: Democratic voter apathy is ‘inexcusable’
• Commission plans to collect overdue solid waste fees
• Alcohol may have been factor in injury wreck
• Four arrested after gang-related fights
• Prosecution, defense rest cases in Anna Nicole trial
• Flu vaccines available as season starts
• Census finds record gap between rich, poor
• Hammin’ it up for chili
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Kansas and Oklahoma officials study rail plan
• Sandcastles OK on Fla. beach; digging for oil not
• KAUFFMAN MUSEUM HOSTS BISON BASH
• Survey: Trust issue in school district
• Teachers set to resume negotiations in October
• Dealmaking boosts stock futures
• Child support payments go digital
• Legal lesson: Choose your roommates wisely
• News digest
• Boy Scouts, leaders meet for centennial
• A quest to keep memories of ’70 crash from fading
• Topeka thieves seeking AC units
• Harvey County Commission slates Monday meeting
• Halstead City Council to meet
• Newton Toy Run plus auction set for Oct. 10
• READERS: How has cancer touched you?
• Tax cut vote may be pre-election
• Suicide prevention services underfunded
• Survey: Trust issue in school district
• Teachers set to resume negotiations in October
• News digest
• AG says it was mistake to record Longoria call
• Jobless rate top concern in debate
• STUDENTS FIND FUN AT SANTA FE LATCHKEY
• Genetically altered salmon? It doesn’t stop there
• 70 Bikers will ride for the Harvey County Toy Run on Sunday
• Fox crowns J-Lo, Tyler new ‘American Idol’ judges
• Unusual worry for economy: Is inflation too low?
• Builders adjust to new regs
• Abbott recalls formula on bug contamination
• Go-To Gal answers another reader question on dog poop
• Initial claims for unemployment rise
• IT LOOKS LIKE STORMY SKIES
• County, state employment numbers are increasing
• Correction
• After bitter primary, Pompeo sets sights on 4th District win
• Cessna cuts 700 jobs, blames stalled recovery
• Burrton’s first Main St. picnic, fall fest is Saturday
• News digest
• Sedgwick and the Old West
• Schools looking at sharing resources
• Kansas State Fair attracts strong crowds
• Chili cook-off to benefit United Way
• Accent briefs
• News digest
• NHS student cited for gun in car
• Hillsboro celebrates arts & crafts
• Lottery
• BP Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Corrosion problem for natural gas pipelines
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Community mural dedicated
• News digest
• Previews
• Newton delegates attend wind energy conference
• Lady Gaga to rally in Maine against ‘don’t ask’
• HIV treatments chemist to speak at Hesston College
• Stocks set to extend rally ahead of Fed meeting
• Cessna machinist union falls short on strike votes
• Harvey County commission sets next meeting
• Wichita hailstone appears to be record
• Harvey County park events honor worker and a family
• USD 373 board, other districts meeting Monday
• Coalition: Community can reverse suicide
• Police: Rocket hits Kabul on Afghanistan voting day
• Balloon drop on Sunday in memory of suicide victims
• Calls to 911 detail hospital shooting aftermath
• Gay activists ask Cardinals for Kiss Cam on them
• Police: Officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill
• Upcoming chili cook-off a United Way fund-raiser
• Coal plant permit expected this year
• Family touched by son's suicide wants to touch others
• Students get crash course in ‘netiquite’
• Expiring tax cuts hit taxpayers at every level
• U.S. Congress wants tough stance with China on trade
• News digest
• 270 vendors are expected for the Hillsboro Arts and Crafts Fair
• Man injured in fall
• Officials: Pigeons were poisoned
• U.S. homes lost to foreclosure up 25 percent on the year
• Burger joint in Hesston will reopen after fire
• Treasurer promotes college saving plans, unclaimed money
• News digest
• Cavorting at the carnival
• Primaries finale: ‘Old’ GOP vs. tea party
• Union recommends Cessna workers strike
• Kansas’ natural gas transmission lines aging
• FDA questions safety, effectiveness with diet pill
• Plea given in alleged attempted murder
• City eyes grants for repair work to Warkentin
• News digest
• Parkinson to lead health-care group when term ends
• Imam says site not ‘hallowed ground’
• Arson case to go to trial
• Grace church’s Run for Hope honors those who fought cancer
• News digest
• County takes up drainage issue
• KIDS FALL FOR STORYTIME
• Judge issues gag order in teen death case
• Eagle: Spitting in public legal, though gross, in Newton
• No sign of elderly Atchison couple one year after disapearance
• Clinton heads to Mideast for peace talks
• News digest
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Japan frees 14 crew members of Chinese ship
• IAEA chief names new head of Iran investigations
• OSHA begins probe of fatal fire in Hutchinson
• Police say couple died from overdose
• Tie-dye party celebrates Prairie Harvest 10 years
• 2010 Kansas State Fair Daily Schedule - Tuesday Sept 14th
• Barbs fly in first debate in governor’s race
• Residents home after gas blowout
• Golf tourney to raise funds for ERT
• Hutch college loses $400K federal grant
• North Newton to discuss flood plain regs
• El Dorado dems host candidates
• Wartenkin is ‘8 Wonders’ finalist
• Grandparents: Granddaughter all packed and ready to go
• Grandparents: Couple had special ways of showing love
• Grandparents: Grandma found great soon-to-be grandfather
• County board meets at later time
• Grandparents: Love between grandparents was passed on
• City commission meets Tuesday
• Grandparents: Grandparents had tough journey
• Grandparents: Love of trains made their bond extra special
• Grandparents: Grandson can get all dirty or water-covered
• Grandparents: Marshmallows make for great ambushes
• Grandparents: ‘Pop’ told each grandchild they were his favorite
• Granparents: Lumps of sugar øare reminder of grandmother
• Kansas State Fair schedule: Saturday, Sunday and Monday
• Grandparents: Grandparents a big part of kids’ lives
• Halstead to talk about phone fees
• VFW will host ceremony to remember 9/11
• Grandparents: Musser kids send messages for special day
• Grandparents: Granddaughter gets ‘spoiling’ treatment
• Hartman stays out of 4th District race
• Cookout today benefits juvenile diabetes
• Tropical storm leaves at least 4 dead in path
• E-mail virus infects Kansas agency’s computers
• Pastor cancels Quran-burning, then reconsiders
• Crop Walk battles hunger on homefront and in other countries
• Iran to free female American for holiday clemency
• News digest
• Hopes rise as jobless claims fall
• “It seemed as if the whole world went silent”
• Cut heating costs with simple home improvements
• FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT: Fall ceramic tile trends go bold and beautiful
• Help your garden make it through the cold winter
• Safety concerns for Florida officials over Quran burning
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Laura Bush to speak at 9/11 memorial fund-raiser
• Home help: Paint can add depth to your rooms, how to fix a loose toilet handle
• Are your wheels ready for the cold?
• Fair kicks off Friday
• KANSAS STATE FAIR
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• FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT: Checkout lane: Tips on growing greener grass
• Florida minister plans to burn copies of Quran on Sept. 11
• Killer storm moves north
• Newton ACT scores stable
• FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT: Ways to seed your lawn
• Woman charged with setting 3 fires
• Fidel is latest to say Cuba’s communism doesn’t work
• Kansas health officials prep for coming flu season
• Deadline nears for Kansan cookbook contest
• Forum at NMC to discuss suicide prevention
• GO-TO GAL: Reader asks for whom Harvey County was named
• County grants tax exemption
• COMMUNITY MURAL NEARS COMPLETION
• Obama calls for more infrastructure
• Kan.’s historic Fort Hays preparing for opening
• Drilling questioned in Gulf
• News digest
• Previews
• Tropical Storm Hermine sweeps into Texas towns
• Hesston College ranked No. 2
• State pension system shows improvement
• Newton Ministerial Alliance sets event
• Kansas labor director: Economy improving
• Harvey County Commission sets Tuesday meeting
• Santa Fe flasher found guilty in district court
• Families calling for justice for soldiers, Marines at Leavenworth
• Judge orders Westboro fees be paid
• Doctor will discuss weight-loss strategies
• New lawyer named in attempted murder case
• Scare shuts down Miami airport
• Labor Day to disrupt city’s trash schedule
• Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• No Kansan on Monday for Labor Day holiday
• Harvey Co. Council of Governments to meet
• First inmate earns diploma in county jail
• Earl causes flooding, power outages in N.C.
• Unemployment claims drop for second straight week
• Hurricane Earl nears east coast; some flee
• Playin’ at the park
• FACT CHECK: Iraq combat over for U.S.?
• Domestic violence agency sees need soar
• GO-TO GAL: Tips for stops by unmarked law enforcement vehicles
• News digest
• Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated shows
• Stock futures uncertain ahead of jobs reports
• Source: It’s unlikely 2 men were plotting terror
• Correction
• Obama: U.S. combat in Iraq is over, ‘time to turn page’
• Tourists leave NC islands as Earl nears East Coast
• Kan. taxes in August $38 million more than was expected
• New Subway coming soon to south Newton WHAT IS IT: A new Subway restaurant will open in Newton bef
• New data: Many fewer U.S. kids in foster care
• Three to be inducted into NHS’ Athletic Hall of Fame
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• Health Ministries, health dept. considering sharing a building
• Man tied to 14-year-old’s death appears in court
• Most attuned voters tilt toward GOP
• ER visits for concussions up among kid athletes
• Wichita Tribe to regain artifacts
• Man arrested outside Omaha Marine’s funeral
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values
• Hundreds attend vigil for slain teen
• Post office delivers 51-year-old letters
• Obama nears pivotal Mideast moment
• Eagle answers landlord’s question about eviction
• News digest
• WE WANT YOUR STORIES: Amazing grandparents
• Guard troops to deploy to Arizona border on Monday
• Kansas driving manual steers some drivers wrong
• Building code board to meet
• Alleged flasher at Santa Fe charged with four felonies
• Agape offering classes about job, meal skills
• Harvey County Commission sets Monday meeting
• Quad-county group plans its quarterly meeting
• Charities’ non-profit status jeopardized
• Newton wins $2.4 million grant for Logistics Park
• Kansas health dept. says computers fixed
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• Larned man gets WWII medals 65 years late
• Economic growth slows to 1.6 percent in the spring
• News digest
• New video gives tour of trapped miners’ refuge
• Cooper expands, enhances services
• Mary Beasley leads Cooper
• Health Ministries struggling to meet a greater demand
• Fact check: Stimulus assessments too optimistic
• Alleged flasher arrested
• Eggs from Iowa farms could still be on the way to a table near you
• News digest
• Clarification
• Correction
• Ground zero boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• Stocks recover following weak home sales report
• Artwork for mom
• Foreign trade may boost Logistics Park
• News digest
• Chisholm Trail Festival back for ‘re-do’ events
• County moves on flood map adoption
• Schedule is slated for NHS’ 125th anniversary
• News digest
• Photo gallery: FOOD FIGHT!
• ‘Extreme’ summer far from records
• LAW OFFICE ON ITS WAY TO NEW HOME
• News digest
• Schools address influx of homeless students
• Stocks set to open with moderate gains
• Tropical Storm Danielle forms in the Atlantic
• Miners found alive in Chile; rescue could take months
• Eggs recalled; FDA wants authority
• Entrance changed for market
• Baboon story turns out to be hoax
• County to discuss flood plain, hunting
• Halstead to discuss bonds
• Teachers reject contract
• Goodwill tour comes amid mosque furor
• Head-on crash kills 2 in eastern Kansas
• Hesston council set for special meeting Monda
• Prosecutors drop case against former Westar execs
• ‘Coffee at the Cosmo’ becoming popular program
• Armstrong, Wonder join anti-cancer telethon
• Archivist finds 1794 document in Eisenhower papers
• Newton High School expansion debuts
• Griggs to speak about photography at library
• Try the winning fair bread champion
• Stanley to lead book discussion of ‘Center of Everything’
• White House: Obama is Christian, prays daily
• Closure partially lifted at Lovewell Reservoir
• Students are first class in ‘new’ school
• News digest
• Layoffs up; feed fear of faltering recovery
• Roybal to have one-day show Saturday at gallery
• Moran tours Newton Medical
• Kan. ed. official paints grim financial picture
• Islam already lives near Ground Zero
• A TREAT FOR TEACHERS
• Claassens to celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• Bethel College only private Kansas college ranked by Forbes.com
• Youthville gets $20,000 grant from Cargill
• Hearing postponed for man who allegedly killed toddler
• Hispanic immigrants hopeful of life in U.S.
• GO-TO GAL: Perturbed reader asks Gal about regulations on pet poo
• News digest
• Casino developers eye next contest step
• Petitjean couple celebrates 40 years of marriage
• Card shower requested for Hiebert’s 90th birthday
• Sommerfelds to celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
• Holmes couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Previews
• Accent briefs
• Frolickin’ at the festival
• Meals on Wheels
• Senior center menu
• AG Six discusses parolee roundup
• The five keys to happiness
• KDHE computer services on road to recovery
• News digest
• County sees hike in metal thefts
• Correction
• Community fair for all ages is Saturday at park
• Judge: Mo. funeral protest ban unconstitutional
• Lottery
• County approves budget, tax hike
• News digest
• Daughter’s episodes are getting better
• Terrorist tapes are found under a desk at the CIA
• X-TREME ACTION
• Elee Grimwood
• Candelario Chavez
• Hog farmer switches to vegan diet
• Board OKs tax increase for schools
• Previews
• Artist works on mural
• Worries linger as shrimpers begin season
• Democrats hope Medicare checks help
• Reader asks: Did I have contract over fridge?
• News
• Newton Activity Center
• Library happenings
• County’s public hearing on budget set for Monday
• Judge strikes down petitions law
• Poverty speaker coming to Newton
• George Leary will be principal at Santa Fe 5th/6th Center
• Chili Cook-Off deadline nears
• New faces taking leadership roles for the city and county
• Social networking topic of event
• Newton schools reconfigured
• Vicki Adamé will be principal at Chisholm Middle School
• Correction
• USD 373 will run shuttle bus between Santa Fe, Chisholm
• School board sets next meeting
• Kan. budget to get boost from feds
• SALSA SENSATIONAL IN HEART TO HEART FUND-RAISER
• Harvey County fair parade results announced
• News digest
• 2010 Yard of the Year announced
• Champion recipes from the local fair
• ‘Treasures’ event slated for the weekend at Washburn
• Accent briefs
• Kansas briefs
• Judge doubts gay marriage ban’s backers can appeal
• Developers offer plans for casino for Sumner County — once again
• Hair gone wild
• Youthville seeks funds to construct playground
• Local scouts experience Philmont Scout Ranch
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• Berg graduates from Future Astronaut Training Program
• Card shower requested for Kochenower’s 80th birthday
• Unruhs to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Previews
• Accent briefs
• More homes lost to foreclosure than last year
• Judge to rule on stay in Calif. gay marriage case
• GM posts $1.33 billion profit, a sign of strength
• Deadline nears for farm assistance
• K-State agricultural events set for fall
• Ag briefs
• New claims for unemployment aid reach 484K
• Do you want to live to be 100?
• Accent briefs
• Tabor College graduate completes internship
• Meals on Wheels
• Senior center menu
• Semi driver killed in train crash
• City passes budget with tax increase
• Festivals seek to bring community together
• Heat index expected to hit 115 in Kansas
• MCC worker among those killed in Afghanistan
• County, city seek funds for Kansas Logistics Park
• News digest
• Correction
• Bethel worker puts Kansas sun to good, green use
• Coblentz family has big reunion
• Accent briefs
• Brownback kicks off ‘Road Map’ tour
• Election results
• Library happenings
• Newton Activity Center Schedule
• Previews
• Post-surgery days come with odd rantings
• 5 Things we want to see happen this week
• VYING FOR RIBBONS AT FAIR
• World traveler comes home to direct Harvey County health department
• Primary doesn’t shift House balance
• Caring Hands shelters seized dogs
• News digest
• Topeka picked as site for Smithsonian preservation effort
• Halstead council to have hearing on budget
• Burrton BOE to discuss budget, salaries
• Mortgage rates low; few qualifying
• Karzai suggests oversight of anti-corruption work
• County to discuss budget, road overlay project
• Steam engine restoration story to be told at Manor
• Global warming talks in Germany appear to get cold
• Harvey County builders to meet Thursday
• Officers selected for Chisholm Trail festival committee
• Indonesia volcano spews lava, gas; 4 feared dead
• PrairieLand Foods offers food packs
• Harvey County fair kicks off Friday
• Naomi Campbell denies receiving blood diamonds
• Rec commission to meet Monday
• North Newton council to discuss budget Monday
• Afghan parliamentary candidate’s body found
• Halstead City Council sets special meeting
• Two die, dozens hurt in school bus crash
• CORRECTION: Carr address
• Wound Care Center opens at Newton Surgery Center
• New carbon monoxide monitors help victims, EMS, firefighters
• New al-Qaida leader knows United States well
• USD 373 fall sports parents meeting slated
• CIA whisked detainees from Guantanamo
• Crews close to sealing top of oil well in gulf
• Fairgrounds group will meet Aug. 17
• Companies hire at slow pace for third straight month
• Kansas Supreme Court Justice Robert Davis dies in Leavenworth
• In uncertain economy, shoppers choosy
• Phelps’ church prepares for U.S. Supreme Court
• Sedgwick enrollment starts today
• Newton CROP Walk seeks recruiters
• Kan. Supreme Court chief justice retires
• GO-TO GAL: Gal answers question on garage sale signs
• FINAL ELECTION RESULTS: Harvey County
• St. Mary school begins construction
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• LATEST PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS
• Fistfight leads to knife incident
• Brownback, Carnahan, Blunt win in Ks., Mo.
• Family says racial bias caused shooter to snap
• Newton Crop Walk meeting is Aug. 12
• Biggs will face GOP’s Kobach in race for secretary of state
• UPDATED: Moran wins GOP primary for US Senate in Kan.
• Newton High to close while main offices are moved
• Immigration helps GOP Kan. sec of state hopeful
• Pompeo garners GOP bid to face Goyle in November
• Goyle wins House District 4
• Iranian president’s convoy attacked
• Schmidt wins GOP nod for Kan. attorney general
• Another incumbent down as Michigan Rep. loses
• Biggs, Kobach head the Kan. Secretary of State in primary
• Moran beats Tiahrt in GOP Senate race
• Praeger nominated for Kan. Insurance Commissioner
• Brownback will face Holland in governor’s race
• Johnston captures Kansas Dem nod for US Senate
• CAST AWAY
• STARS AND STRIPES
• Alzheimers topic of program at Presbyterian Manor
• WATCH AND WAIT
• On Time cover, Afghan woman symbolizes high war stakes
• ELECTION RESULTS
• BP plugs well; much of oil is gone
• Manufacturing grows, lifts recovery
• School supply drive under way
• CORRECTION: Rodeo
• READER CALLOUT: Have a story idea from Newton’s days gone by?
• Military dog comes home from Iraq traumatized
• Public hearing on county budget slated for Aug. 16
• USD 373’s budget has tax increase
• Monart Guided Drawing Program back in Newton
• Disability organization slates Monday meeting
• Youth discovers passion for quilting
• Harvey Co. fair set to kick off
• County fair adds women’s rodeo
• High court trims Miranda warning rights bit by bit
• Business picking up for new Kansas reservoir
• KNEPPER: Pre-operation tactic seems a bit ‘mangey’
• Butler County, Central Kansas foundations merge
• Blood drive set at Wichita Clinic
• Voter turnout expected to be higher
• STITCHING TOGETHER SUMMER FUN
• Obama: U.S. commitment in Iraq is shifting
• Walton council meets Monday
• Sedgwick council holds budget hearing
• County to discuss floodplain maps
• Streets sealing causes closures
• Kansas Senate race turns nasty; GOP seeks fighter
• Monday is last day for advance voting
• Secretary of state candidate Q&A
• U.S. Senate Q&As
• Updated flood maps to increase safety
• School board to discuss budget
• Housing workshop held in Halstead
• Scout marks 40 years camping
• Retired Santa Fe workers to meet
• Dead toddler’s mother takes plea
• BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company
• Pro-Am part golf, part fund-raiser
• Police and activists prepare for Ariz. law
• Horse hinders Newton traffic
• Chisholm festival annual meeting set for Tuesday
• Donations sought to help woman fighting cancer
• Greenhouse sets dog b-day party
• City proposes small tax increase
• Kansan adds blog link for MDS house
• Remmington schools open enrollment
• CORRECTION: Mill Levy
• Carriage Factory makes national historic register
• Budding artists
• GOP races to narrow fields for state offices
• First Bank offers fun activities to help United Way
• Burrito sales to help kidney fund
• Dan’s Cycle a sponsor for Bikers for Babies
• Kittens, cats on ‘special’ at Humane Society
• Schodorf in Newton
• 'Design Done My Way’ clinic set for Saturday
• Enrollment set in Goessel
• Hog roast slated at Marion Lake
• Secretary of state Q&As
• Q&As with candidates for state offices
• Kansas secretary of state race about immigration
• Apple Blossom Festival

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