A few weeks ago, I hit a milestone that seems silly but gave me a huge sense of accomplishment. I reached my goal of closing all three of my fitness rings on my watch for 365 days in a row.Closing the rings on my watch requires standing at least one minute per hour for 12 hours a day, moving enough to burn 350 calories, and exercising for at least 30 minutes a day.
One hundred and four students in gowns and sometimes decorated mortarboard caps graduated from Bethany College on Saturday. Twenty-one years ago, Kelli Krase was in their shoes, excited about possibilities, fearful about uncertainties.
Scott Bontz News-Record After losing 16 games in a row, the Bethany baseball team won its last three, playing away against Southwestern College on Friday… Login to continue reading Login…
Four new exhibitions open at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery on Sunday and continue through July 20. They feature a large-works invitational, mixed-media pieces by… Login to continue reading Login…
By Rose Conlon Kansas News Service New legislation concerning fetal tax exemptions and fetal development education are coming to Kansas this summer, garnering praise from… Login to continue reading Login…
TOPEKA — A bullish revenue picture for state government in Kansas through the current and next fiscal years couldn’t sugarcoat projections the state budget could end up with a $730 million deficit by 2029 if lawmakers continued spending more than what was collected in revenue. The new forecast released last week by the Consensus Revenue Group, which is responsible for updating financial reports twice each year, indicated the treasury could expect to collect $157 million more in the current fiscal year than projected in November.
With Trista Spitler and Esther Clark winning three individual events, the Viking girls track and field took third place among 11 teams in the Smoky Valley High School Invite, held April 17 at Bethany College. The Smoky Valley team earned 76 points.
Poet will be artist in residence at Red Barn Poet, writer, and editor Jason Ryberg will return as artist in residence at the Red Barn Studio Museum from May 1 to 29. Visitors can meet him and learn how he works.
Bethany College will give three music performances in a week. Band and orchestra will have a concert at 7:30 p.m.
