According to the sheriff’s office, driver Jeffery E. Stenzel, 55, lost control of the loader while trying to pull a county snowplow out of a ditch. County administrator Tina Spencer said she wasn’t ...

Services for Donald Gene Rosfeld, 80, who died Friday at his farm near Goessel, will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Koerner Heights Church, Newton. Pastor Matt Thrift will officiate. Interment will be at Doyle ...

Shaliah Ensley and Eldon Smith were named Marion’s Champions of Character for January. Shaliah was honored for working hard in both the classroom and on athletic courts. She is said to be coachable ...

Three of four county girls’ teams won heading into the final week of regular season play. The Lady Trojans made a statement in Friday’s home game against Council Grove, winning 51-22. Ella Potucek led ...

Peabody native and retired U.S. Army Sergeant Joshua Wayne Fistler was left teary-eyed Tuesday, Feb. 11, after he received a Chevrolet Traverse at a Wichita State Shockers game. Military Warriors ...

To the west of the poor farm is a yard, with wood planks and bits of porcelain scattered around; a shed, which you will drop eight feet down into if you try to enter; and a vast field, which the ...

With Marion in the throes of some of the coldest weather it has seen in years, spare a thought for local seniors. Then again, maybe don’t bother. Most seniors were unconcerned — hearty souls as they ...

 Make sure at least one side of every street in town has a well-maintained sidewalk, preferably six rather than four feet wide, to allow people to walk side-by-side, pushing baby carriages, pulling ...

A barrage of lawsuits contend some of Trump’s actions disregard the Impoundment Control Act of 1974 and may contradict the Constitution, which states it is Congress’ job to dictate spending. But Fagg ...

After about five minutes, interim police chief Zach Hudlin arrived. Hudlin remained with the woman until Marion ambulance showed up, after which she was taken to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. The ...

Dry but heavy snow blanketed Marion’s Main St. Tuesday, and residents were out quickly to act. Dressed in beanies, gloves, and puffer jackets, various shovelers cleared sidewalks throughout the day.

Interment for Sherol Loy (Clark) Nightengale, who went to be with her savior, Jesus Christ, on Jan. 18, 2025, will be in Summit Cemetery. She was born Dec. 20, 1934, the 10th child of George and Ida ...