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The southwest corner of the Kessinger Real Estate building caved in sometime Wednesday. Mitch Elliot stands in the doorway inspecting the interior damage.
Sylvia Kessinger tries to rescue as many items as she can from the back of her office. Sometime before 10 a.m. Thursday, the southwest corner of the Kessinger Real Estate roof began to cave in. Kessinger believes water began to build up on her roof, which caused the roof to buckle.
Pitcher Brett Bailes makes a toss to first base after fielding a grounder in Tonganoxie Post 41’s 5-1 victory against the Easton Lions on Monday. Bailes threw a complete game and allowed just three hits in the team’s second win of the season.
Jeff Ross keeps his opponent on the mat during an Unlimited Fitness Wrestling League match on Thursday at Tonganoxie High. Ross, a rising junior at THS, was one of more than 50 grapplers to participate in the UFWL, held every Thursday evening in June at THS.
Chris Stewart, the new football coach at McLouth High, is looking forward to his first year leading the Bulldogs.
Jeremie Maus attempts to roll over his opponent during a UFWL match on Thursday. Maus and his four THS teammates finished third in the league.
Post 41 second baseman Zach Langston loses his hat but makes the throw after fielding a grounder in the sixth inning of Tonganoxie’s 5-1 defeat of the Easton Lions on Monday at Leavenworth County Fairgrounds.
Rhonda McReynolds, left, helps Billie Aye and Fred Leimkuhler in the newly remodeled reference section at the Tonganoxie Public Library. Claudia Campbell, the library’s interim director, said she had noticed an increase in usage since the remodel.
On Friday, Natalie Frese helps her son, 15-month-old Sawyer Frese, choose a book from one of the new shelves in the children’s section of the Tonganoxie Public Library. Claudia Campbell, the library’s interim director, said the new shelves were compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. She said one of the library’s goals was to make all of the shelves ADA accessible.
Tonganoxie business owners, from left, John Evans Jr. and John Evans Sr. of Evans Real Estate Co. and Richard Smith and wife Linda Smith of Richard Smith Accounting socialize at a cocktail hour prior to the Leavenworth County Business and Industry Awards Banquet Wednesday, June 25 at the Riverfront Community Center in Leavenworth.
The inside of Tenpenny's semi shows off plenty of comfort with plush seats and a big screen TV.
One of the seats in Tenpenny's truck has the name of a former student who has passed away.
David Tenpenny's new and improved truck now comes with a big screen TV and soft recliners.
David Tenpenny, a teacher at Oskaloosa High School, talks about his newly remodeled 1985 GMC Brigadier, which now has a 42-inch plasma screen TV, a video game system, a computer system and a 1000-watt stereo. His students nominated him for the TV show “Trick My Truck.”
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