Natoma News

With temperatures soaring to near 100, combines were pushed into high gear for the 2009 area wheat harvest.

The yearly event is in celebration of Osborne County Pioneers of the Hackerott family who immigrated with their families to the United States from Isernhagen, Hanover, Germany in 1842.

Russell Townsley, former publisher of the Russell Daily News, was honored by the Kansas Press Association last weekend as the historical inductee to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame.

Most people dona t think about saddling up and riding over to Easter morning services, but if you are into horses and take a bit of a ride, there is a open air church service for you.

The Norton prison would have to be closed if the Department of Corrections is to meet the 3.4 percent budget reduction proposed by Senate leaders.

Marking the deadliest week in the region this year, two fatality accidents occurred within about 35 hours of each during the weekend, the Kansas Highway Patrol reports.

The pickup he was driving flipped onto its side and struck a tree, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.

It may have occurred more than three months ago, but a trip to Washington, D.C., taken by 102 World War II veterans in September is still fresh in the minds of those who participated in the emotional journey.

Bright red Christmas poinsettias wrapped with good cheer were delivered by the Natoma Lion''s Club to more than 40 Natoma residents who are over the age of 80 years.