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Times has temporary closure, reduced hours for May
Times has temporary closure, reduced hours for May
Second largest private investment in state history coming to De Soto
Second largest private investment in state history coming to De Soto
Who gets your money? Chamber wants to see more local spending
Who gets your money? Chamber wants to see more local spending
Holiday train company forced to refund consumers
Holiday train company forced to refund consumers
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Markets set to begin next month
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Parks and Rec master plan up for consideration Monday
Sheriff seeks drivers affected by K-10 wrong-way driver
Sheriff seeks drivers affected by K-10 wrong-way driver
Commissioners heard from Kathy Sexton, a retired city manager in Derby, who talked about that city's pursuit of a STAR bond district.
City hears about STAR bond project in Wichita suburb
Library to move forward with potential purchase of quilt store
Library to move forward with potential purchase of quilt store
Commission hears background of draft parks master plan
Commission hears background of draft parks master plan
Randy Foos will retire from the district at the end of the school year. His wife, Lori, will stay for another four years.
“A good man to have around”: Foos retires from district for second time
Bell-to-bell phone ban coming to high school
Bell-to-bell phone ban coming to high school
Susan Carnagie, who is retiring at the end of the school year, has been working as a para for over 30 years.
Longtime para known for presence in district retiring
Salutes to graduates running all week
Salutes to graduates running all week
Principal for a half-day
Principal for a half-day
Main Street Market season begins
Main Street Market season begins
Sixth grader Teagyn Jayne is a part of the press club at the middle school.
Meet this year’s middle school Press Club students
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Discussion of parks master plan, crosswalks for new apartments set for Monday
Eric and Kennedy Yoxall and their daughter Mabel wear pink in recognition of breast cancer awareness. Kennedy just went through her first round of chemo.
Nurse diagnosed with breast cancer advocates for young people to do self exams
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Feeding Eudora plans location change to save costs
Seniors Connor Watson, Cole Baumgartner, Ty Deterding, Ryan Bretthauer, Maddy Arnold, Samantha Claire, Cooper Born, Jackson Smith and Caden Stedry will all play their sport at the college level next year.
Winter, spring athletes excited to step out of comfort zone with college sports
Clockwise from top left, seniors Errol Siemon, Hanna Keltner, Kyleigh Heikes, Addy Hemphill, Miranda Kuntz and Christian Jarrett will all play their sport at the college level next year.
Fall athletes ready to embrace challenge of college sports
The softball seniors pose with their coaches during Tuesday’s senior night recognition.
Softball seniors dominate season, five will play in college
Senior Jackson Smith poses on senior night Tuesday. The Cardinals took down Louisburg 5-4.
Baseball celebrates “family and brothers” with senior night win
Junior Brady Von Holten follows through on his drive during the Jefferson West Invitational Tuesday night. Von Holten’s top-10 finish helped the Cardinals place second as a team.
Cardinals golf finishes second at Jefferson West Invitational
Obituaries: Darlene Katzfey
Obituaries: Darlene Katzfey
Seniors decorate cookies. 
Avoiding holiday blues: Senior citizen advocates emphasize keeping traditions
SUBMITTED PHOTO. Carter’s daughter, Carol Holmes, helped plan the party and kept most of it a secret from her father. 
A century of memories: Local WWII veteran celebrates milestone birthday
Diane Chrislip leads the senior women’s fitness class in resistance band training.
Building strength: Senior exercise groups benefit beyond fitness
Kathy Davis, 77, began limiting her driving over a decade ago. Now, she only drives in Eudora and Lawrence.  
Hitting the brakes: When should seniors give up their car keys?
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