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What’s Inside... HARVEY COUNTY HISTORY...... 6 NEWTON HISTORY.................. 8 HARVEY COUNTY GOVERNMENT....................10

REGIONAL ATTRACTIONS PARKS................................11 MUSEUMS ..........................14 THE ARTS........................... 21 GOLFING........................... 24 EVENTS.............................. 26 HARVEY COUNTY TOWNS .... 30

NEWTON HEALTH CARE..................... 32 LIBRARY............................. 35 SCHOOLS........................... 36 PARKS................................38 RECYCLING........................ 40 NEWTON CITY GOVERNMENT.42 CITY/COUNTY SERVICE PHONE NUMBERS............................. 44 NEWTON CITY MAP................45 DIRECTORIES WORSHIP........................... 46 DINING ............................. 48 SHOPPING......................... 50 TRANSPORTATION.............. 52 LODGING........................... 52

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HARVEY COUNTY HISTORY

Harvesting wheat in Harvey County, 1895. Photo taken by L. Scott, Photographer, KS Harvey County, Kansas, is located in the south-central part of the state, along the Little Arkansas River. Harvey County is about 20 miles north of the city of Wichita and is within the northern portion of the Wichita Metropolitan Statistical Area. The county encompasses 540 square miles, is 18 miles wide in its north-south dimension and 30 miles long in its east-west dimension. Harvey County is an excellent location for highway and railroad travel. Interstate 135 lies north to south in the middle of the county, U.S. Highway 50 goes east to west through the county, and the Amtrak - mainline of the Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad lies east to west through the county. The city of Newton is the county seat. Harvey County contains seven cities - Newton, North Newton, Hesston, Halstead, Sedgwick, Burrton and Walton. The elevation of Harvey County averages 1,450 feet above sea level. Elevation at the Newton www.mcpherson.edu

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HARVEY COUNTY HISTORY

City-County Airport, located two miles east of Newton, is 1,533 feet above sea level. The population of the county is 34,000 people. Harvey County began as a railroad center with the city of Newton located on the Chisholm Trail. Cattle traveled along the Chisholm Trail from Texas and were loaded on railroad cares in Newton for shipment to eastern cities. The railroad continues to be an important industry in the county. Later, Mennonites from Russia settled in Harvey County and brought with them red winter wheat seeds that thrived in Harvey County and the Kansas plains. The Mennonites also established Bethel College in North Newton and Hesston College in Hesston.

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NEWTON HISTORY If you’re in Newton, welcome to the “Bull’s eye.” Bull’s eye is the term used to describe Newton’s geographical location on the North American continent. It is an appropriate name, really, because it’s a nexus of sorts for a number of prominent roadways - Interstate 135, Highway 50, U.S. Highway 81 and Kansas Highway 15. U.S. Highway 81, also known as the Meridian Highway, stretches from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada to Mexico City. And U.S. Highway 50 runs past the White House in Washington, D.C., through Newton, and continues on to Sacramento, California. Rewind Newton back to the days when Newton was first established in 1871, and things were eerily similar in that Newton was the terminal for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe-operated railways, as well as the railhead for the Chisholm Trail. Newton served as the Middle Division dispatching headquarters for the Santa Fe railroad until the mid-1980s. In 1995, Santa Fe was merged with Burlington Northern Railroad, Now called the BNSF Railway, it is one of the largest railroads in the United States today. The BNSF continues to be large and important industrial taxpayer. The town was pretty wild back in its heyday, gaining a rather grim reputation following the 1871 gunfight at Hyde Park, which resulted in the death of about eight men - depending on what reports you read. This was brought about due to the immense

cattle herds brought to the town with armed cowboys, saloon men, gamblers and others. Today, Newton is the county seat for Harvey County. Its population is more than 19,132 from the 2010 census, and it is 25 miles north of Wichita and included in the Wichita metropolitan statistical area, though truthfully, Newton residents and officials pride themselves on their self-sufficiency, something many other towns orbiting Wichita can’t exactly boast. Harvey County is part of a four county “Metro Area,” which houses roughly a half-million people.

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Harvey County Commission members are responsible for appointing members to county boards, such as the Regional Planning Commission, the Council on Aging, the Parks Advisory Board and others. These citizen advisory boards provide important input to the commission to aid in policy and decision-making. The county commissioners also do other tasks required by statutes or required by county business. Districts in Harvey County elect the three-member commission for four-year terms.

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PARKS

HARVEY COUNTY EAST PARK Thirteen hundred acre Harvey County East Park is located in Eastern Harvey County on the edge of the the Flint Hills 6 miles east of Newton. The 314 acre tree lined lake offers anglers a variety of fishing options including channel cat, walleye, saugeye, white bass, largemouth bass and crappie. Campers will find both electric hookups and primitive sites. Three restrooms are available at the self-service booths located throughout the park, one in each of the main camping areas. Two of them are bathhouses. Boating opportunities on the late include water skiing, pleasure boating and fishing. Due to the size of the lake, there is a designated ski route for pleasure boating and personal watercraft that must be followed by all vessels, regardless of size. In addition, there are three swimming beaches, sand volleyball courts, playgrounds, a softball diamond, climate controlled and open air shelters for rent, nature, bike, hiking, and horse trails. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy the various traits, fishing opportunities, beaches and picnic areas at the park. State fishing license requirements apply for fishing. Pleasure boating, horseback riding and camping are subject to fees. Daily or seasonal permits for these activities can be purchased at the self-service booths located throughout the park. Seasonal permits are valid April 1st through November 15th. During the waterfowl season hunting for duck and goose is available by limited, special permit purchase. All state hunting regulations will apply and be enforced. Park Rangers are available for assistance and to answer questions year-round. During the camping season Camp Hosts are available 24/7. ADA compliant restrooms and hiking trails complement the disabled patrons’ visit.

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HARVEY COUNTY WEST PARK Harvey County West Park is located 13 miles west and 4 miles north of Newton and is the original Harvey County Park. It was developed in the late 1930s in the Sand Hills of Western Harvey County on the Little Arkansas River. The 310 acre park is heavily wooded and offers a 16 acre fishing lake with channel cat, largemouth bass, and crappie. The Little Arkansas River offers good flathead and channel cat fishing and is accessible to small boats and canoes. No gas motors are allowed on the lake. Campers will find a variety of campsites with electricity as well as a number of primitive sites both with access to restrooms and bathhouses. In addition, West Park offers a softball diamond, nature, biking, hiking and horse trails, playground equipment, swimming beach, enclosed and open air shelters for rent and a bait shop with rental canoes. The new West Park Community Center is climate controlled and will hold 100-150 people. Be sure to call early to make your reservation. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy the fishing opportunities, hiking trails, beach, and picnic areas at the park. State license requirements apply for fishing. Boating, horseback riding and camping are subject to fees. Daily or Seasonal permits for these activities can be purchased at the bait shop or the self-service booth. Seasonal permits are valid from April 1st to November 15th. Park Rangers are available for assistance and to answer questions year-round. During the camping season Camp Hosts are available 24/7. ADA compliant restrooms complement the disabled patrons’ visit.

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CAMP HAWK Harvey County Camp Hawk, located 2 miles south of Newton, is a wooded 40 acres park with a 4 acres stocked fishing pond. The primary attractions are a disc golf course and a climate controlled cabin-style shelter that is available for rent year-round. The shelter holds between 100-120 people and is ideal for family reunions, company picnics, weddings, receptions and class reunions. The park also offers a playground, softball diamond, shaded picnic areas, and outdoor lighted basketball court and primitive campsites. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy the disc golf course, fishing opportunities, picnic areas and playground at the park. State fishing license requirements apply for fishing. Camping is subject to a fee. Daily and seasonal camping permits are available at the self-service booth located near the rental shelter. Seasonal passes are valid from April 1st through November 15th. An ADA compliant restroom complements the disabled patrons’ visit.

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MUSEUMS

HALSTEAD HERITAGE MUSEUM & DEPOT The museum is divided into two main galleries, formerly the depot waiting rooms. The east room holds the Charles Basore Gallery, which contains permanent exhibits that give a brief overview of Halstead history. A life-long resident of the area, Basore was a collector and historian who shared his enthusiasm, and love for local history through collections in his personal museum near Bentley. The west room contains the Lehman-Dreese Gallery, which is designed to house rotating exhibits. This gallery was named in recognition of the faithful and generous support given to the Halstead Historical Society by Gladys Dreese. A large percentage of the Society’s artifacts came from Miss Dreese’s personal collection of family memorabilia. The museum expanded in 2007. There are two additional galleries. One is in the old baggage room with Fred Harvey and Santa Fe memorabilia and the other is in the John Talbott Gallery in the old cargo room with large artifacts, such as a desk from the old Halstead Bank and a loom. Admission is free, although donations are appreciated. Hours are 2 to 5 p.m. weekends or by appointment. 116 E. FIRST, HALSTEAD (316) 835-2267

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HARVEY COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & LIBRARY 203 N. Main, Newton, (316) 283-2221, located in the historic Newton Carnegie Library building, which was built in 190304, Harvey County is rich in history, from the Chisholm Trail to the coming of railroad to the Mennonite immigration. It features Harvey County’s largest repository of railroad artifacts, a rotating museum exhibit, a one-room schoolhouse circa 1873, antique photograph and postcard collections, as well as archive research materials for family history, properties and local history. There’s also the Carnegie Gift Shop. The museum also has programs and traveling exhibits for off-site programs. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays or by appointment. For more information, call (316) 283-2221. Admission: $3 adults, $2 for youth ages 5 through 17, free for children 4 and younger, and $10 family rate (two parents or grandparents and their children/grandchildren younger than 18). 203 N Main, NEWTON (316) 283-2221

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MENNONITE HERITAGE & AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM Admission: $4 for adults and $2 for children ages 7 through 12. Hours vary throughout the year: Noon to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays in March, April, October and November; and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays May through September. There are eight buildings to explore, including the Turkey Red Wheat Palace, Immigrant House, Schroeder Barn, Friesen House, Krause House, Goessel State Bank, South Bloomfield School and Goessel Preparatory School. The Wheat Palace and Immigrant House were built at the museum location while the other buildings were built elsewhere, moved in and restored. The historic buildings are 100 years old and older. 200 N. POPLAR, GOESSEL (620) 367-8200.

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WARKENTIN HOUSE VICTORIAN HOUSE MUSEUM Hours vary throughout the year. Summer hours are 1 to 4:30 p.m. daily except Mondays and Tuesdays June through August. Other hours are: Closed except by appointment by calling 2833113 or the Newton Convention and Visitors Bureau at 2837555 January through March; and 1 to 4:30 p.m. weekends April and May and September through December. The home, built between 1886 and 1887, is an example of the Victorian period in American architecture and furnishings. This Victorian house offers the visitor a glimpse into the way the Warkentins lives, since 80 percent of the original furnishings remain. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Kansas Register of Historic Places. Admission: $3 or $1.50 for children ages 5 through 12 years. Children younger than 5 years old are admitted free. 211 E. FIRST STREET, NEWTON (316) 283-3113 or (316) 283-0812 facebook - warkentin house museum


WALTON MUSEUM Can be seen by appointment. Contains historical artifacts from Walton. 217 main street, walton (620) 837-3481

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KAUFFMAN MUSEUM Kauffman Museum emphasizes the cultural and natural history of the Central Plains and the immigration of the Mennonites to Kansas in the 1870’s. In addition to the museum’s permanent exhibits, there are special exhibitions, a 1.5-acre-tall grass prairie reconstruction with more than 15 grass species and more than 100 wildflower species, as well as a historic farmstead. The Kauffman Museum offers summer camps and special thematic tours for school classes from kindergarten through sixth grade, based on school curriculum. The newest permanent exhibition is a rare collection of Mennonite immigrant furniture. The exhibition contains 29 handcrafted pieces of furniture that were brought to the central United States by Mennonites from Prussia, Poland and Russia in the 1870s and 1880s or built by their first generation descendants. Kauffman Museum is named in memory of Charles Kauffman, founder and curator of the original Kauffman Museum. Hours for Kauffman Museum are: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekends, closed Mondays and major holidays. Admission: $2 for children 6 through 16, $4 for adults, free for children younger. 27TH & N. MAIN STREETS, NORTH NEWTON (316) 283-1612

KANSAS LEARNING CENTER FOR HEALTH (KLCH) Founded in 1965, KLCH continues to be the only health education center located in Kansas, and the nation’s second oldest health education museum. The Center offers 17 health education programs for students in field trip and outreach formats. Both formats adhere to the Kansas and National Health Standards. KLCH also offers a newly renovated full-service museum including hands-on exhibits, a 68 person auditorium and Valeda, a transparent anatomical mannequin. Fun and educational experiences await you at KLCH. Each nook and cranny offers an unexpected discovery, and each visit a new and exciting adventure. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday - Friday. Admission: Self Guided Tours are $6 per person (children under 3 are free), Half Day Field Trips are $9 per person and Full Day Field Trips are $13 per person. Museum memberships are now available. Become a member today and enjoy unlimited visits! Visit www. learningcenter.org for more information. 505 main, halstead (316) 835-2662

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NEWTON STATION A 1930 railroad station modeled after Shakespearean Stratford-upon-Avon and is listed as both a State and National Register of Historic Place location. And like it was intended to be all along, today it’s an Amtrak stop. 414 NORTH MAIN, newton (316)283-7533

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BETHEL COLLEGE Bethel College, which was founded in 1887, is a private college affiliated with Mennonite Church U.S.A. The college is on the edge of the cast wheat fields of south-central Kansas in North Newton. Students of all faiths attend the college. College enrollment hovers near 500 students, earning degrees in more than 31 areas of study in the fine arts and sciences. With the Individualized Major, students can create a degree based on their own specific interests. Bethel is the oldest Mennonite liberal arts college in North America. Because of that, Bethel College’s academic program exposes students to three educational traditions: Liberal arts, the church and career preparation. General education courses give basic academic skills, providing a broad understanding of the social and natural world from the perspective of the liberal arts and sciences. Required Bible, religion and peace justice studies classes encourage intellectual discussions of ethical perspectives and spiritual values. The symbol of the cross, anchor and heart symbolize values of faith, hope and charity on the Bethel College seal. Overall, Bethel

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An art gallery housed in a former carriage factory that was established in Newton in 1883. Instead of fine carriages, the two-story building now displays the work of well-known and emerging artists in a variety of media -- oils, fibers, watercolors, acrylics, photography, and sculptures. In addition to a collection of Albert H. Krehbiel paintings, there is a consignment sales gallery of 45 local artists, bi-monthly exhibits featuring selected regional artists, and a gift shop. Art workshops are offered throughout the year. For more information on upcoming events: 128 E Sixth street, newton (316) 284-2749 www.carriagefactoryartgallery.com

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A consortium of local arts organizations in Newton and Harvey County. Its mission is to promote and support the arts in the area and its membership is open to arts organizations and individuals. The arts council sponsors the annual “Spring Into the Arts” festival, which began in 2014 with funding from the Kansas Creative Arts Industries, and continues with support from local businesses. Information on NAAC organization events throughout the year and sponsors is available at

These organizations represent a segment of the arts council members. Additional members of the Newton Area Arts Council include the Kauffman Museum, Bethel College Academy of Performing Arts, Newton Community Children’s Choir, Kansas Mennonite Men’s Chorus, Newton Community Theatre, and Sound of the Heartland Chorus. The arts are alive and thriving in Newton and Harvey County!

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FOX THEATRE Transforming itself multiple times in its 100 years on Main Street, the theatre now takes its historic designation from 1955, when MGM Fox bought the stage theatre and transformed it for cinema. Now the theatre is in the hands of a nonprofit group working with the community and private sector investors to bring quality musical performances, classic Hollywood movies, and community events to the public. The Fox Theatre has undergone significant improvements in the past few years, and there are some fun plans brewing. Stay tuned! Rosalind Scudder is chair of the Newton Fox Performing Arts Center, Inc board of directions. 518 n main st, newton (316) 804-8475 www.FOXNEWTON.COM

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HESSTON-BETHEL PERFORMING ARTS (HBPA) Since 1998, Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts (HBPA) has brought internationally renowned performers to central Kansas. Bringing in a wide range of classical, folk, jazz, vocal, and chamber groups to the Hesston College and Bethel College campuses, HBPA arranges 5 diverse concerts every year. (620) 327-8158 WWW.HESSTONBETHEL.ORG

NEWTON MID-KANSAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA A long-standing arts organization in the Newton area, NMKSO began as the local community orchestra in 1956. Comprising professionals, community musicians, music educators, and advanced students, the orchestra presents four concerts per season including classics, pops, and chamber music. NMKSO is also dedicated to educational and community outreach. Music director and conductor is Thomas W. Douglas, and orchestra manager is Jill Gatz. 120 W Sixth street, newton (316) 772-3265 www.nmkso.org

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DYCK ARBORETUM OF THE PLAINS

When people want to get away from the daily grind, they get back to nature and the simple life in a weekend away from the city. If that approach sounds appealing to you, but you’d rather not venture too far from civilization, Dyck Arboretum could provide just the fix you need. Just south of the Hesston College Campus, the 13-acre facility is one of the largest native plant gardens in the region, featuring more than 1,000 varieties of native and adaptable trees, shrubs, wildflowers and grasses and took inspiration from the Bartlett Arboretum in Belle Plaine. While education coordinator Brad Guhr noted the arboretum gets a lot of traffic from Hesston College students and residents from nearby Schowalter Villa, he believes there is something for everyone. “We feature a lot of different plant communities of which we feature native plants of Kansas, so mostly prairie species, promoted in a horticultural way,” Guhr said. “I would say definitely check out what we showcase with regard for landscaping with native plants. I think that has been done well here and those native plants take a while to establish.” Education, recreation and relaxation are some of the biggest draws of Dyck Arboretum, Guhr said. Aside from native prairie

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displays, the arboretum also has wooded areas visitors can take inspiration and landscaping tips from. Special events are conducted throughout the year, including the Prairie Window Concert Series and the FloraKansas (or Great Plains Plant Bazaar). “We’re one of just a few places in the state that showcase native plants of the prairie in horticultural and ornamental ways. We’re also the only place in the state featuring the largest array of native plants at our two plant sales,” Guhr said. Dyck Arboretum hosts the bazaar twice a year, in the fall and the spring, with the next sale set for Sept. 8-11. “I think that it is a rich experience for people to know about their Kansas natural history and you can experience that here at the arboretum to some extent,” Guhr said. “You can experience it physically as you walk the paths and see some of the prairie landscape that would’ve been here.” 177 w hickory street, hesston (620) 327-8127 www.dyckarboretum.org

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Sand Creek Station continues to rake in national honors. Currently ranked third in the state by golflink.com. It was selected to host a junior college national tournament and a high school state tournament, along with several other tournaments and Pro/Am. It continues to be a popular place to host corporate outings. The course is 7,400 yards from the longest tees. It also has a driving range. Greens fees include range balls and a cart. Information is available at www.sandcreekgolfclub.com. The club features a clubhouse, pro shop and grill on site. 920 meadowbrook dr, newton (316) 284-6161 www.sandcreekgolfclub.com

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Located north and east of Halstead, Wedgewood Golf Course, 9007 West First Street, 835-2991, is a nine-hole course at 5,473 yards (18 holes of play). It’s billed as “The Biggest Little Golf Course in Kansas.” The course is owned and operated by the city of Halstead. The course features a log cabin clubhouse, pro shop and snack bar. More information is available to golfcourse. halsteadkansas.com. 9007 W FIRST STREET, HALSTEAD (316) 835-2991 www.golfcourse.halsteadkansas.com

Founded in 1903, Fox Ridge is a nine-hole course at 6,348 yards (for 18 holes from the longest tees). The course features a clubhouse, pro-shop and driving range, along with The Fox Ridge Restaurant which recently opened on site. 800 S KANSAS AVE, NEWTON (316) 283-4666 WWW.FOXRIDGEGC.COM

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Located in rural Goessel is a 9-hole executive course, at 1,365 yards (par 30). The course opened in 2003 and is designed, owned and operated by Myron Schmidt. The course features a clubhouse. There is a picnic area at hole 3. More information is available at www.pineedgegolf.com. 468 130th street, newton (620) 367-2664 www.pineedgegolf.com

The area’s first 18-hole golf course, Hesston Golf Park, opened in 1976. The course is 5,658 yards from the gold tees. The course features a clubhouse, pro shop and a grill. 520 yost drive, hesston (620) 327-2331 www.HESSTONGOLF.COM

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EVENTS

BETHEL COLLEGE FALL FESTIVAL During an extended weekend in late September or early October, Bethel invites alumni, students, locals and those from afar to celebrate education, diverse cultural traditions, special foods, fine arts, crafts and friendship. The weekend kicks off with the Taste of Newton in downtown Newton on Thursday evening. The rest of the festivities take place on Bethel Campus. Some of the highlights for the weekend include a stage production, Threshers football game, class reunions and a Market on the Green to benefit the Bethel College Women’s Association.

TASTE OF NEWTON In late September or early October more than 70 food vendors showcase their talents on downtown Main Street; offering everything from roasted corn on the cob to sweet toasted almonds and authentic Mexican cuisine. Along with an array of cuisine, live entertainment is also shown on two different stages. Acts such as The Newton Children’s Choir, the Flip Flop Shop and Newton High School Azteca Club perform.

UNITED WAY CHILI COOK-OFF This annual September event in downtown Newton benefits Harvey County United Way. Chili makers will compete against each other for two awards: The Pride of the Prairie, determined by cook-off judges, and The People’s Choice. HARVEY COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

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HARVEY COUNTY FAIR The annual County-wide get together is held at the Harvey County Fairgrounds in Newton in early August.

EVENTS

NEWTON DOWNTOWN CAR SHOW For more than ten years contestants from all over the area and out of state have gathered their hot rods and classic cars in downtown Newton during May.

HALSTEAD OLD SETTLER’S CELEBRATION Old Settler’s host a plethora of events and vendors held within the first two weeks of August. Included is a rodeo, a co-ed softball tournament and free swimming at the Halstead Public Pool. Food vendors are all local and bring a variety of munchies. Catering to a range of appetites, the food ranges from authentic Mexican from traditional fair food to Indian tacos. Also featured are arts and crafts vendors during the Brickstreet Art Festival on Saturday.

COUNTRY THRESHING DAYS The annual old-fashioned country threshing demonstration and show in Goessel, KS takes place mid-summer. More than 100 exhibitors from a 7-state area display and demonstrate antique equipment related to farming during the past century. Additional demonstrations and ethnic Mennonite food are provided in conjunction with the Mennonite Heritage & Agricultural Museum.

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HARVEY COUNTY TOWNS Nestled into Harvey County along with the biggest city of Newton are six other cities, each with their own unique qualities. The six incorporated cities comprise 38 percent of the population bulk of Harvey County. Here’s a look at the other cities in Harvey County:

BURRTON 901 population as of 2010 census - is due west of Newton on U.S. Highway 50. It is the birthplace of Milburn Stone, who portrayed Dr. Galen Adams of Dodge City on the long-running CBS western series “Gunsmoke.”

HALSTEAD 2,085 population as of 2010 census - Located southwest of Newton, Halstead is known as the “biggest little city in Kansas.” Founded largely by Russian Mennonite immigrants, the city of Halstead was incorporated in 1877 and named in honor of journalist Murat Halstead. With the hard red winter wheat (turkey red) they brought from Russia, the Mennonites established Halstead as a farming community, and built the Bernard Warkentine Mill at the confluence of the Little Arkansas River and Black Kettle Creek. It is home to the Halstead Heritage Museum and Depot, which works to preserve the town’s unique, local Mennonite heritage.

HESSTON 3,709 population as of 2010 census - While this town has been around since 1886, in 1990 the town was recognized on a national scale when an F-5 tornado demolished a sizable portion of the town on March 13, killing two. In its beginnings, like so many Kansas towns, Hesston expanded due to the Missouri Pacific railroad’s run west through the state. By 1912, the town had grown into an important shipping and receiving point for farmers throughout the region. Hesston is north of Newton.

NORTH NEWTON 1,759 population as of 2010 census - Located just north and sharing a common border with Newton, North Newton is best known for housing Bethel College, the oldest Mennonite college in the United States, which was founded in 1887. The city describes itself as “A distinctive community working for harmony, beauty and diversity.” It was founded in 1938.

SEDGWICK 1,695 population as of 2010 census - Sedgwick is within a triangle formed by Hutchinson, Newton and Wichita, which serves as an ideal location to attract residents who want the pleasures of small-town living while being close to big-city jobs. Sedgwick’s goal is to grow slowly in population so the small-town amenities remain.

WALTON 235 population as of 2010 census - Walton is located in the northeast corner of the county. It is home to the Walton 21st Century Rural Life Center, a charter school with a new emphasis on agriculture. HARVEY COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

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NEWTON MEDICAL CENTER 600 Medical Center Drive, (316) 283-2700 continues to expand its services to offer an increasing number of specialties close to home. This hospital, located on the southwestern edge of the city, it is a 103-bed, not-for-profit facility housing specialty units, including adult and pediatric areas, as well as intensive care. In the last few years, the hospital has added a geriatric psychiatric unit, a catheterization lab, wound care center and a surgery center. Newton Medical Center debuted its new da Vinci surgical robot in 2011, which gave doctors a new surgical tool and promises to speed recovery for some patients. NMC paid cash for the $1.68 million robot that is an improvement upon traditional laparoscopic procedures. During surgery two to three 8 millimeter and one 17 millimeter incisions are made to allow the da Vinci arms to be inserted into the patient. One arm is a camera, and the others can be pinchers, scissors, cauterizes or other surgical equipment. The da Vinci allows surgeons to have full wrist-like range of surgical tools. They view the interior of the body through a camera, which provides 3D HD images that have been magnified 10 times. Located at the intersection of Interstate 135 and U.S. Highway 50, Newton Medical Center offers a wide variety of services and professional specialties. Some of these services include Level II nursery, laser surgery, lithotripsy, digital mammography, diagnostic nuclear medicine and bone density scanning. The center is located on a 78-acre campus offering medical clinics and other amenities. Roughly 80 physicians serve on the medical staff. The Newton Medical Center campus also is home to an immediate-care center at Wichita Clinic Bethel.

HEALTH CARE

Here are more hospitals located in south-central Kansas:

• HILLSBORO COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER (23.3 miles) • VIA CHRISTI REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - St. Francis campus (23.7 miles) • WESLEY MEDICAL CENTER - (23.7 miles) • HEALTHSOUTH WESLEY REHAB HOSPITAL (24.7 miles) • VIA CHRISTI REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER St. Joseph campus (26.4 miles) • VIA CHRISTI REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Good Shepherd campus (27.3 miles) • 22ND MEDICAL GROUP (29.4 miles) • ST. LUKE HOSPITAL AND LIVING CENTER (31.1 miles) • MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (31.8 miles)

Our traditional medical clinics are located within the community to include Axtell Clinic, Newton Professional Group Center and Wichita Clinic-Bethel. There is a cancer treatment facility on the hospital campus as well as a kidney dialysis center and renal treatment specialists close by.

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Newton is also home to a safety net clinic, Health Ministries. The clinic provides medical care to the medically under served. Those without medical insurance pay on a sliding scale based on income.

PRAIRIE VIEW HOSPITAL

Newton is also home to Prairie View Hospital (1901 E. First Street, (316)284-6400), which fosters “healing and growth in families and individual’s lives for more than 50 years.” It is the state’s largest and longest serving, non-profit behavioral and mental-health center. The facility services all ages, inpatient hospitalization and intensive outpatient, emergency assessment services, psychological testing, a special residential school and experimental, adventure-based learning onsite.


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Hospice Care of Kansas, with an office in Newton, has a pharmacist on staff for pain and symptom control and advanced hospice training for all staff. In addition, phones are answered by hospice nurses evenings, weekends and holidays. Hospice Care of Kansas also has a children’s bereavement camp and a pet therapy program using certified therapy dogs. For more information, call the Newton office at 283-2116 or toll free (800) HOSPICE.

GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPICE

Good Shepherd Hospice (316) 616-2277 provides services for people with a life-limiting illness for which no curative measures can be taken. It provides nurses home-health aides, chaplains, social workers, physicians and volunteers to care for patients wherever they call home. Good Shepherd is covered by insurance programs, Medicare and Medicaid at no Out-of-pocket cost to patients. The hospice also offers a grief support group at Asbury Park Retirement Community from 3 to 4 p.m. the first and third Tuesdays of each month.

HARRY HYNES MEMORIAL HOSPICE

Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice (316) 283-1103 has care teams who include doctors, the hospice medical director, pharmacists, nurses, hospice aides, social workers, chaplains and trained volunteers. They work closely with families and caregivers to develop plans for care. Their role is to provide physical, emotional, social and spiritual support and bereavement services to the patients, caregivers and families. Staff is on duty and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Harry Hynes is the only not-for-profit Hospice in the area. Full Menu Restaurant

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NEWTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Facing Oak Street from within the beautiful Military Park, Newton Public Library provides an indispensable service for Newton residents. And what they have to offer goes well beyond loaning out a new book or DVD. Located within its walls is free Internet, Wi-Fi and multiple computers for card users, Web resources 24/7, a book delivery service for older homebound adults in Newton and North Newton, talking books, a volunteer basic tax service, handson computer classes, video conferencing, Story Time for preschoolers, toddler time for 2-year-old boys and girls, summer reading programs, book discussions, interest groups for photography, genealogy, knitting and embroidery arts and guest speakers. Library cards are issued to Kansas residents without charge. Courtesy cards

are issued to college students who are not residents of Kansas but are attending an area college. There are nearly 15,000 card-carrying members with 153,000plus visits made to the library last year including more than 21,000 people who attended 680 programs classes. An adult library card is issued to an applicant 18 or older with the personal presentation of

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SCHOOLS Newton USD 373 operates five elementary schools, one middle school, one fifth/sixth center, one high school and one early education center. They are listed below in more detail: • COOPER EARLY EDUCATION CENTER, 816 Oak St., (316) 284-6510 • NORTHRIDGE ELEMENTARY, 1900 Windsor Drive (316) 284-6540, kindergarten through fourth grades • SLATE CREEK ELEMENTARY, 901 E. Fourth St., (316) 284-6550, kindergarten through fourth grades • SOUTH BREEZE ELEMENTARY, 1020 Old Main St., (316) 284-6560, kindergarten through fourth grades • SUNSET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 619 Boyd St., (316) 284-6570, kindergarten through fourth grades • WALTON 21 CENTURY RURAL LIFE CENTER, 502 Main, P.O. Box 140, Walton, (620) 837-3161, kindergarten through fourth grades • CHISHOLM MIDDLE SCHOOL, 900 E. First St., (316) 284-6260, seventh and eighth grades • SANTA FE 5TH/6TH CENTER, 130 W. Broadway, (316) 284-6270, fifth and sixth grades • NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL, 900 W. 12th St., (316) 284-6280

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SCHOOLS Extracurricular activities available at USD 373 include: bowling, football, volleyball, cross county, tennis, girls’ and boys’ basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, swimming, girls’ and boys’ soccer, baseball, softball, golf and track and field. Activities available include cheer leading, Railiners Dance Team, Azteca Dancers, debate, forensics, FFA, drama, music (vocal, band, jazz band, pep band, orchestra), Odyssey of the Mind, Science Olympiad and Model United Nations There also are two private kindergarten-through-eighth grade schools, NEWTON BIBLE and ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC SCHOOL. A 29.9 million bond issue in 2007 allowed a new media center and administrative offices to be constructed at NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL. The old offices and media center were remodeled into classrooms. About 27,500 square feet was added to the NHS building. In 2009, renovations were completed in the vocational department, and a new agriculture building was constructed at the high school. The high school’s 90-acre campus and cedar tree surrounded parking lot make it a distinctive landmark in Newton. COOPER EARLY EDUCATION CENTER opened six new classrooms in 2010 for children in the district’s preschool and area Headstart programs. About 15,600 square feet were added to the building. After renovations that were completed during the 2012, Santa Fe Middle School reopened in fall 2010 as SANTA FE


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5TH/6TH CENTER, CHISHOLM MIDDLE SCHOOL houses seventh- and eighth-grade students. Chisholm added a new gymnasium and classrooms in its renovation in 2010. Six new classrooms, including rooms that could be used as shelters in case of storms, were added at Santa Fe. The offices for Santa Fe were remodeled in summer 2011. Also included in the bond project was work at the district’s EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER and NORTHRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, where classrooms were added. The United School District 373 officials serves between 3,300 and 3,400 students annually.

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PARKS They call it the Blue Sky, a unique sculpture of blue skies and pillowy-white clouds located on Kansas Ave., across from Centennial Park. Between the color scheme, its arched shape and various reflective surfaces, it seems to naturally blend in with the sky, never quite showing where sculpture ends and real blue skies begin. Dedicated to the life and memory of Jacqueline M. Smith, The Blue Sky appears on signs at each city park, incorporating all of these green spaces together into one unique chapter of Newton’s ongoing story. There is also a superb walking bicycle trail linking Athletic and Centennial parks, for an overall length of 2.5 miles. It follows Sand Creek and begins at West 1st Street. Athletic Park is also home to the Newton Municipal Pool, which is located at 401 N. Santa Fe. It is open late May through mid August and has a 700-person capacity. Diving boards and a large slide, a toddler pool, a mushroom waterfall and a frog slide guarantee fun for all ages. The Newton Activity Center is really the heart of recreational fun in town. On average, it has 1,125 daily users. Available youth sport leagues range from volleyball and outdoor soccer to youth flag football, baseball and even adult softball. Soccer and baseball fields are located at nearby Centennial Park. There is also a gymnasium housing three courts, marked for basketball, volleyball and tennis. A walking track frames the courts. There is also an indoor pool, one of the two pools in town. It has the capacity for 35

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PARKS swimmers and an overhead sprinkler provides fun water showers for the tykes. Nearby are three park shelters for rental, each shelter having the capacity of 25 people, tables, electrical outlets and nearby restrooms and a fireplace. The Center also boasts a wellness center with a comprehensive collection of cardiovascular equipment, dumbbells and strength training equipment. The Newton Activity Center also has two meeting rooms; the Sunflower room can accommodate 80 people and the Cottonwood Room up to 40 people, perfect for gatherings or birthday parties. Newton has one spray park, located in the Springlake housing development near Old Main, the park has a playground, walking and bike paths and the spray park. Several sprayers shoot water out of covers painted like lobsters, crabs and seashells. Kids activate the water features by touching one of the green posts at the edges of the splash pad. The park is open to the public.


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NEWTON PARKS • OKERBERG PARK (200 W. 5th St.) • LINCOLN PARK (400 W. Sixth) • BIKE PARK (600 W. First to 1600 N. Kansas Ave.) • 10TH & ASH PARK (300 W. 10th Street) • VEAZEY PARK (Dead end of North Oak & Bike Path) • HAVENS PARK (200 E. 12th Street) • DEPOT PARK (100 E. 5th Street) • MIDTOWN ARBORETUM (100 W. 8th Street) • GIRL SCOUT HOUSE (715 Washington Road) • QUAIL CREEK PARK (500 S. Quail Court) • CAPERLAND PARK (1500 E. 9th Street) • CENTENNIAL PARK (1500 N. Kansas Ave.) • PLUMBROOK PARK (400 Brookside Drive) • MILITARY PARK (200 E. Broadway) • ATHLETIC PARK (700 W. 1st Street) • SPRINGLAKE PARK (110 Springlake Drive)

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RECYCLING The City of Newton-Sanitation Division provides solid waste and recycling services to Newton residents. The service features automated garbage collection and curbside recycling on a weekly schedule. Trash and recycling are picked up by separate trucks on the same day. We place a strong emphasis on reducing waste and conserving natural resources through a mandatory recycling program. Our collective efforts have achieved one of the highest solid waste diversion rates in the region. Each residence is provided with two roll out carts. One is for trash and the other for recyclable items. The 90-gallon carts are adequate to store a week’s garbage and recycling at most residences. The carts remain City property and are issued to your address. Please leave them behind if you move. Newton’s recyclables are transported to the Harvey County Recycling Center where they are processed for marketing and sold to manufacturers all across the country to be made into a variety of new products. We are dedicated to providing efficient and friendly service to our customers. If for some reason we have missed your collection or only partly emptied your container, and you did not receive a violation notice, please call us and we will make every effort to return that day or the next day to remedy the situation. If you would like more information on our programs and services, feel free to give us a call or visit our web site. www.newtonkansas.com/departments-services/ public.../curbside-recycling

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RECYCLING WHAT TO PUT IN YOUR TRASH CART • Regular household trash (Bagged) • Small appliances and electronics • Small tree twigs WHAT NOT TO PUT IN YOUR TRASH CART • Loose household trash • Designated recyclable materials • Grass, leaves and other lawn and gar-den waste • Household hazardous waste • Liquid waste of any type • Hot ashes • Rocks, concrete or dirt • Construction, remodeling or demolition debris • Unprotected needles and sharps. PLACEMENT FOR COLLECTION • Place your carts near the curb or edge of street, and clear of parked vehicles, trees, mail boxes or other obstructions that could interfere with automated collection. • Leave at least 3 feet of separation between the carts • Make sure the handle on your carts face your home. • Set your containers out between 5 PM the day before and 7 AM the day of your collection. • Excess trash or recyclables may be bagged and placed 3 feet from your cart if it is on an infrequent basis. • Remove your containers from the curb within 24 hours after collection. RECYCLING TIPS • Rinse, then recycle. Remove all food residue from cans, bottles and jars. • Remove plastic caps and lids and discard. Can lids can be recycled. • Leave labels on. • Recycle only clean paper and cardboard. No soiled or greasestained material can be accepted. • Flatten cardboard boxes. Stack large pieces beside recycle cart and weight it down on windy days. Tape & staples are OK. • No need to bag recyclables in the cart. • Scavenging recyclables is against the law. Report offenders to 911 or the Sanitation Division.

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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS NEWTON ADMINISTRATION ............................ 284-6002 NEWTON CITY/COUNTYAIRPORT ..................... 284-6089 NEWTON FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT .................... 284-6060 IF EMERGENCY .................................................. DIAL 911 ANIMAL CONTROL ........................................... 284-6047 NEWTON FINANCE DEPARTMENT ..................... 284-6019 NEWTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ........................ 284-6030 NEWTON LAW DEPARTMENT ............................ 284-6018 NEWTON MUNICIPAL COURT ........................... 284-6050 NEWTON PARKS DEPARTMENT ........................ 284-6083 NEWTON PUBLIC WORKS ................................ 284-6020 NEWTON SANITATION DEPARTMENT ............... 284-6070 WATER/WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT ................. 284-6007 SAND CREEK STATION GOLF COURSE ............... 284-6161 NEWTON CONVENTION/VISITORS BUREAU ... 283-7555 NEWTON MEDICAL CENTER .............................. 283-2700 NEWTON ACTIVITY CENTER .............................. 283-7330 NEWTON MUNICIPAL POOL ............................. 284-6087 NEWTON USD NO. 373 ................................... 284-6200 HARVEY CO. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT .......... 283-6033 HARVEY CO. HISTORICAL SOCIETY ................... 283-2221 DRIVER’S LICENSE OFFICER ............................... 284-6944 COUNTY ADMINISTRATION .............................. 284-6806 CORONER ........................................................ 284-6981 COUNTY APPRAISER ........................................ 284-6820 COUNTY ATTORNEY ......................................... 284-6830 COUNTY CLERK ................................................ 284-6840 COUNTYTREASURER ......................................... 284-6976 DISTRICT COURT ............................................... 284-6890 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ............................ 284-6910 HARVEY CO. HEALTH DEPARTMENT .................. 284-1637 HARVEY CO. SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT ............... 284-6960 HARVEY COUNTY JAIL ..................................... 284-6959 HARVEY CO. PUBLIC HEALTH ............................ 284-1637 HARVEY CO. UNITED WAY ................................ 283-7101

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All Nations Pentecostal Church 225 W Seventh Street Asbury Park Chapel 200 SW 14th Street Bethel College Mennonite Church 2600 College Avenue, North Newton Church of the Brethren 520 Columbus Avenue Church of Christ 1701 Old Main Church of Christ W First at Columbus Church of Jesus Christ (LDS) 1201 Grandview Church of God 400 N Meridian Crossway Bible Church 15716 NW 150th St Cornerstone Apostolic Church 900 W Broadway East Side United Methodist Church 1520 E Broadway Faith Mennonite Church 2100 N Anderson Faith Temple Church of God in Christ 226 E 11th Street First Baptist Church Sixth and Poplar Streets First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 102 E First Street First Church of God 620 Fairview First Church of the Nazarene 1000 N Main First Mennonite Church 429 E First Street HARVEY COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

First Missionary Church 1300 N Berry First Presbyterian Church 900 Columbus First United Church of Christ 210 E Fourth Street First United Methodist Church 801 N Main Golden Plains Free Methodist Church 224 NW 60th Street Grace Community Church 1600 S Anderson Hall’s Chapel A.M.E. Church 711 E 11th Street Hillscrest Community Church A Foursquare Church 431 W 12th Street Iglesia Del Nazareno El Calvario 914 Washington Road Iglesia Menonita Casa Betania 429 E First Street Immanuel Baptist Church (Member SBC) 1515 N Anderson Jehovah’s Witnesses 223 SE 14th Street Koerner Heights Church (MB) 320 N Meridian Liberty Baptist Church 613 S Meridian Road Meridian Baptist Church 1130 W Broadway New Creation Fellowship Church 221 Muse New Life Assembly of God 818 Washington Road Newton Bible Church 900 Old Main

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Newton Christian Church (Independent) 210 Southport Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church 421 S Ash People’s Bible Baptist Church East 12th and Logan streets RiverPoint Church 722 N Main St. Luke Evangelical Church 808 E Sixth Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church Eighth and Main St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church 2001 Windsor Drive Salem United Methodist Church First and Old Main streets Second Missionary Baptist Church 1124 W First Street Seventh Day Adventist Christian Church 202 N Walnut Street Shalom Mennonite Church 800 E First Street Trinity Heights United Methodist Church Boyd at W. 12th Street Zion Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) 225 S Poplar

HARVEY COUNTY AREA Alexanderwohl Mennonite Church 1304 Kansas Highway 15, Goessel Burrton Mennonite Church 411 N Reno Ave

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WORSHIP Burrton United Methodist Church 114 W Center, Burrton Crossroads Community Church 225 Main, Halstead Emmaus Mennonite Church 9070 NW Meadowlark Road, Whitewater Federated Church 207 E Central, Whitewater First Christian Church 201 S Burrton, Burrton First Mennonite Church 1 mile north, 1 1/2 miles west of Burns Garden Community Church 5 miles west and 1 1/2 miles south of Hesston Goessel Mennonite Church 109 S Church Street Golden Plains Free Methodist Church 224 N.W. 60th, K-15 and Walton Road Grace Baptist Church, Hesston 301B Old Highway 81 South Grace Hill Mennonite Church (From Newton) 7 miles east on First, 1 mile south, 1/2 mile east

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Halstead Baptist Church Sixth and Harvey Halstead Bible Fellowship 112 W Third Halstead First Mennonite Church Fourth and Santa Fe Streets Halstead First United Methodist Church Fifth and Chestnut The Fellowship of the Kingdom Life Ministries 505 S Ridge Road First Christian Church Sixth and Franklin, Sedgwick First Baptist Church of Peabody Third and Vine Streets First Baptist Church of Sedgwick 400 E Fourth Hesston Mennonite Brethren Church 610 W Randall Hesston Mennonite Church 309 S Main Hesston United Methodist Church 606 N Ridge Road

Highland Trinity United Church of Christ 1/2 mile west of K-15 at CR 556 (Dutch Avenue) Gracepoint Church 802 N Vine, Peabody Sacred Heart Catholic Church 419 Poplar, Halstead Sedgwick Plymouth Congregational Fourth and Commercial Sedgwick United Methodist Sixth and Commercial St. Paul Lutheran Church 212 E Division, Peabody Swiss Church 125 S Oak, Whitewater Tabor Mennonite Church 891 Chisholm Trail Walton United Methodist Church 201 Blaine Street Whitestone Mennonite Church 629 Crescent Drive, Hesston Whitewater Community Church 703 E. Central, Whitewater Zion Mennonite Church 525 N Main, Elbing

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BURRTON

The Barn 307 W Dean St • (620) 463-8506

HALSTEAD

Al’s Place 221 Main St • (316) 835-5035 D’Angelo’s Pizzeria 247 Main St • (316) 835-3598 Gambinos Pizza 247 Main • (316) 835-3598 Golden Harvest Restaurant 240 Main St • (316) 835-2500 Legacy Grill 221 Main St • (316) 830-6080 Subway 101 Main St • (316) 835-3500

HESSTON

Casey’s General Store 724 E Lincoln Blvd • (620) 327-2478 D’Angelo’s Pizzeria 351 N Old Hwy 81 • (620) 327-3160 El Cerrito 606 E Lincoln • (620) 327-0573 Lincoln Perk 709 E Lincoln Blvd #100 (620) 327-2349 Panda Kitchen 4 Leonard Ct • (620) 327-4029 Pizza Hut 720 E Lincoln Blvd • (620) 327-2533 Sandy’s Daylight Donuts 349 N Hwy 81 • (620) 327-4888 Skoops 101 US 81 • (620) 327-3111 Sonic Drive-In 707 E Lincoln Blvd • (620) 327-0124 Subway 615 E Lincoln Blvd • (620) 327-3080 The Water’s Edge Restaurant 701 S Main St • (620) 327-4099

NEWTON

701 Café 701 N Main • (316) 804-4573 HARVEY COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

Acapulco Mexican Restaurant 217 W Broadway • (316) 283-6026 Applebee’s 601 N Manchester Ave (316) 284-9366 Arby’s 421 Windward Dr • (316) 282-0902 Back Alley Pizza 125 W 6th St • (316) 283-1550 Billy Sims BBQ 1414 N Main St • (316) 804-7771 Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy Store 1209 E 1st St • (316) 283-7509 The Breadbasket 219 N Main St • (316) 283-3811 Burger King 620 SE 36th St • (316) 282-9269 Casa Fiesta 1607 N Main St • (316) 283-7960 Casey’s General Store 1815 W 1st St • (316) 283-7206 Charlie’s Restaurant 200 Manchester Ave • (316) 283-0790 China Inn Restaurant 2300 N Anderson Ave • (316) 283-6295 Chong’s Restaurant 1816 N Main St • (316) 283-8250 CJ’s Pancake House 1525 E 1st • (316) 283-5653 Curtis C’s Diner 1039 Washington Rd • (316) 283-6333 Domino’s Pizza 1410 S Kansas Ave Suite 1200 (316) 282-3434 Druber’s Donut Shop 116 W 6th St • (316) 283-1206 El Toro Café 121 W 5th St • (316) 283-4044 Fuji Japanese Bistro 512 N Main St • (316) 587-8163 Genova Italian Restaurant 1021 Washington Rd • (316) 587-8099 Great Wall Chinese Restaurant 2305 Co Rd 821 • (316) 283-6668 Gurty’s Burgers & Shakes 214 E 12th St • (316) 333-1878

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Kansas Bar & Grill 1109 E 1st St • (316) 283-7233 Kentucky Fried Chicken 1500 E 2nd • (316) 283-4613 La Laguna 123 W Broadway • (316) 283-1874 Le J’s Bar-B-Q 601 SE 36th St Suite 108 (316) 283-0802 Little Caesar’s Pizza 1005 N Main • (316) 804-4445 Lupe’s Carry Out 1305 Washington Rd • (316) 283-5502 Moxie Grill & Bar 1420 Old Main St • (316) 212-1668 McDonald’s 1321 N Main St • (316) 284-2891 Mojo’s 300 27th St • (316) 284-5204 Newton Donut 1710 N Main • (316) 587-8188 Norm’s Coffee Bar 613 N Main St • (316) 804-4924 Panda Hibachi Grill & Sushi 427 S.E. 10th St • (316) 804-7700 Papa John’s 1700 N Main St • (316) 282-2222 Pizza Hut 1205 Washington Rd • (316) 283-3333 Play-mor Lanes Grill 1115 Washington Rd • (316) 283-0095 Prairie Harvest 601 N Main St • (316) 283-6623 Red Coach Restaurant 1301 E 1st St • (316) 283-3699 Sonic Drive-In 1215 N Main St • (316) 283-8169 1116 Washington Rd • (316) 283-0604 Strike & Spare Grill (Eastgate Lanes) 1610 E 2nd St • (316) 283-0430 Subway 1715 N Main St • (316) 283-8448 1601 S Kansas Ave • (316) 283-2934 Taco Bell 1403 N Main St • (316) 283-5510 2017

DINING Taco Tico 2406 N Anderson Ave • (316) 804-7262 Tokyo Hibachi Grill & Sushi Bar 1400 S Kansas Ave Suite 600 (316) 283-8800 Wendy’s 110 W 12th St • (316) 283-8105

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Big Boys BBQ 615 N Commercial Ave (316) 217-1719 Cy’s Hoof & Horn Supper Club 425 N Commercial Ave (316) 772-5329 Jimmie’s Diner 1519 George Washington Dr (316) 558-5440

Joey’s Café 503 N Commercial Ave (316) 215-0222 Killroy’s Pizza & Café 106 E 5th • (316) 772-0010

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Halstead Market 145 Main St • (316) 835-2251 Rizza Retail Liquor 117 Main St • (316) 835-2848 Main Street Interiors 121 Main St • (316) 835-2076 Mark’s Meats 135 Main St • (316) 835-2255 The Old Hardware Store 208 Main St • (877) 731-1188 Tortoise Gallery & Art Center 128 Main St • (316) 835-2855 Troy’s True Value 136 Main St • (316) 835-2163

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NEWTON

A Pawn Shop 519 N Main St • (316) 804-4233 Aaron’s 1441 N Main St • (316) 283-1001 ABC Cards & Gifts 109 E 3rd St • (316) 283-0034 Anderson Book & Office Supply 627 N Main St • (316) 283-3570 Anderson Retail Liquor 200 E 12th • (316) 283-4432 Moyo Clothing 615 N Main St • (316) 804-7170 Benton’s Greenhouse 2311 N Edgemore St • (316) 283-7093 Book ReViews 707 N Main St • (316) 283-3442 Carriage Factory Gallery & Museum 128 E 6th St • (316) 284-2749 Chisholm Trail Shopping Center 601 SE 36th St • (316) 282-1518 Baker Furniture & Carpet (316) 283-8118 Bonworth (316) 284-2999 Carter’s For Kids (316) 283-5554 Dressbarn (316) 283-0484

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819 N Main St • (316) 283-3983 Prime Time Stores 1608 E 1st • (316) 283-2229 Rent-a-Center 501 N Main St • (316) 283-5403 Rohr Jewelry 505 N Main St • (316) 283-0340 Ruzen Flowers 520 Washington Rd • (316) 283-1780 Sears 505 N Poplar • (316) 283-3100 Stutzman’s Greenhouse

116 E 3rd St Ten Thousand Villages 625 N Main St • (316) 283-0061 Trails End Liquor 110 N Meridian Rd • (316) 283-1040 U Have 2 Have It 421 N Main St • (316) 990-5154 Wal-Mart 1701 S Kansas Rd • (316) 284-0555 Walgreens 1300 N Main St • (316) 281-9356

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HESSTON

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Newton City-County Airport 810 N Oliver • (316) 284-6084 OT Cab Co. 224 E 7th St • (316) 283-2960 Conklin Car Rental 1500 E 3rd • (316) 283-4110 Hertz Rent-a-Car 130 E 4th • (316) 283-0789 Hertz Rent-a-Car (Airport) 810 N Oliver • (316) 284-6084 Amtrak Fifth and Main Streets • (316) 2837553 Harvey Interurban On-demand service is first come, first served (316) 284-6802 or 1-866-680-6802

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