A local organization will host a garden show and University of Kansas students received academic accolades. 

The Douglas County Extension Master Gardeners will host “The Groovy Garden Show” from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 2 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.The event is free and open to the public. The show will feature speakers, educational booths, workshops, a garage sale, vendors and food trucks.

The University of Kansas announced more than 8,000 students who earned honor roll distinction for the fall semester. Criteria can vary depending on school, but some schools honor the top 10% of students enrolled, some establish a minimum grade-point average and others raise the minimum GPA for each year students are in school. 

The following students are from Eudora: 

Kat Balke, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Caitlin Beets, School of the Arts 

Danny Campbell, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Khloe Crawshaw, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and School of Music 

Jackson Dines, School of Architecture & Design 

Conor Dunback, School of Education & Human Sciences 

Justin Fawcett, School of Business 

Ammon Garrett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Samantha Gregory, School of Pharmacy 

Brandy Hadl, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Nicolette Harlow, School of Business 

Kimble Haskett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Chloe Heide, School of Education & Human Sciences 

Megan Hull, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Eliana Isenburg, School of Engineering 

Melia Martin, School of Education & Human Sciences 

Dylan Meier, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Kassie Meyers, School of Business 

R Miller, School of Professional Studies 

Tanya Miller, School of the Arts 

Alex Pascua, School of Education & Human Sciences 

Reid Pelzel, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Joselyn Pickett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Ryn Rhamy, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Connor Schmidt, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Blake Steinlage, School of Education & Human Sciences 

Alexander Timmerman, School of Professional Studies 

Mallory Vickers, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Leah Williams, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 

Sam Winton, School of Journalism & Mass Communications 

Daniel Campbell of Eudora was initiated into KU’s honor society of Phi Kappa Phi. Membership is by invitation only and requires nomination as well as approval by chapter. Only the top 10% of seniors and 7.5% of juniors are eligible. 

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