Before the ink dries

Former Burrton Council Member Pleads No Contest To Aggravated Battery

By Bill Bush

Freeman resigned Jan. 23, and was originally accused of seven counts of taking indecent liberties.

Newton’s Carr Hopes To Leave Legacy For Never Giving Up
By Blake Spurney

Newton Resident Transforms his basement

By Wendy Nugent
Travis Harm's collection is more than meets the eye.

Newton BOE Splits Over Closing, Shrinking Walton

By Adam Strunk
When school consolidation comes up, it's never been easy in USD 373.

City approves up to $350 million in Industrial revenue bonds for massive development

By Adam Strunk
The development was lauded as the biggest in the Wichita Metropolitan Area in the last five years

Newton Commission gives direction on utility rates
By Adam Strunk

Utility rates shouldn't increase for three years under the direction, and the City will work to stop the practice of using utility revenues to prop up its general fund. That is if they eventually vote to make it so.