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Plans for new neighborhood of 140-plus homes begins process to win city assistance
Proposed pet food ingredient plant would pay average wages of $72K a year; project seeking $5M in tax breaks
Finding ways to save rural Kansas hospitals
EPA, pipeline operator reach deal to clean up Kansas spill
Library Corner: ‘Frozen’ pancakes and pajamas event for youths; Grinchy storytime
Kelly has early lead in Kansas governor’s race
Tonganoxie USD 464, Genesis Christian Schools out for parent-teacher conferences, fall break
SUV hits tractor trailer Wednesday near Basehor
Tonganoxie Spooktacular is coming Oct. 28
Hundreds of Nativity scenes from across the globe — from the somber to the playful — on display at Lawrence church
A Lawrence church has been collecting Christmas Nativities from around the globe for over 30 years and is inviting the public, as it does every year, to view its latest depictions of the night of Jesus’ birth in the Bethlehem manger. Centenary United Methodist Church in North Lawrence has ...
Man accused of buying gun later found at KC Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting sentenced
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A 22-year-old Kansas City man accused of illegally purchasing a gun found after February’s mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally has been sentenced to probation. U.S. District Court Judge Howard Sachs sentenced Ronnel Williams Jr. to 5 years ...
McLouth having Christmas Spirit Week as part of fundraiser for National Honor Society
Students at McLouth middle and high schools are having Christmas Spirit Week through Friday. Monday was Christmas Sock Day/Wear green and red,Tuesday was Christmas Hat/Regular Hat Day, today is Pajama Day, Thursday is Ugly Christmas Sweater Day and Friday is Dress as Your Favorite Christmas ...
Insight: First calf of the season
This season’s first calf arrived a little over four weeks early this year. For humans this may not seem that impossible, but calves born more than four weeks early rarely live past a day or two. The little guy weighed in at 35 pounds, half the size of a typical newborn. Our mama cows have ...
Remember When: A Community Review for Dec. 11, 2024
25 years ago: Dec. 8, 1999 The public is invited to attend a retirement party for Susie Parmer from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 14 in the conference room of the Leavenworth County Courthouse. Parmer will retire from her position as register of deeds, effective Dec. 31. The Tonganoxie Post Office ...
McLouth Happenings: Wreaths Across America; Christmas Eve services
Wreaths Across America Wreaths Across America ceremonies will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at both Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery (395 Biddle Blvd., Fort Leavenworth) and Leavenworth National Cemetery (105 Muncie Road, Leavenworth). The public is welcome to participate in the laying of ...
Eudora woman who died in apparent murder-suicide loved her family, animals and singing in church, friends say
A former Lawrence pastor remembers a woman who died in an apparent murder-suicide last week as an integral member of the church who loved to sing and to care for her family and animals. Nicole Felice Eaton, 44, of Eudora, is remembered by her former pastor, Ross Baker, now serving in Emporia, ...
Details released in apparent murder-suicide south of Eudora
The two individuals found deceased Friday in a residence south of Eudora — apparently after a murder-suicide — have been identified. According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, they are Benjamin Roy Eaton Jr., 52, and Nicole Felice Eaton, 44, both of rural Eudora. The ...
Highly pathogenic avian flu detected in Douglas Co. flock, health department says
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health was notified last week of a highly pathogenic avian influenza detection in a noncommercial backyard flock in Douglas County, the department said in a news release Monday. The detection in Baldwin City occurred on Wednesday. The health department said it ...
Tonganoxie Business Association networking coffee is Friday
Tonganoxie Business Association will have its monthly networking coffee this week. The event will start at 8 a.m. Friday at Grounded Coffeehouse, 303 E. Fourth St. All are welcome to attend the TBA coffee gatherings, which generally take place the second Friday of each month.