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GALLERY: Early Learning Center students learn about cooking
GALLERY: Early Learning Center students learn about cooking
Small fire reported at Homestead
Small fire reported at Homestead
File photo. Kenzie Schaeffer of Zeb’s Coffeehouse delivers a curbside order during the pandemic. 
Local businesses recall “chaos” of pandemic five years ago
AuBurn Pharmacy in Eudora has no plans to close it's doors, but AuBurn struggles with the same issues other community pharmacies do, CEO Mike Burns said. 
Local pharmacies around Kansas face financial strain
Eudora vet does not use abruptly closed microchip company
Eudora vet does not use abruptly closed microchip company
Public health panel including Eudora principal to discuss violence
Public health panel including Eudora principal to discuss violence
Reazin announces another run for commission, Cullen will not re-file
Reazin announces another run for commission, Cullen will not re-file
Commission discusses potential for library joint building
Commission discusses potential for library joint building
The National Recreation and Park Association, in collaboration with Nike, awarded Eudora a $20,000 grant aimed at increasing access to sports for kids, but especially for young girls.
Eudora receives national grant to support girls sports
A map shows basic measurements of what a new library space could look like at the former quilting store space at 736 Main St.
Library board still considering former quilting store, worried about parking
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School Board approves additional school days due to snow days
In this file photo from September 2020, Julian Oatis opts to do remote schooling outside. Educators have tried various strategies since the pandemic to get local students back on track in the classroom. 
Re-thinking education: District navigates impacts of pandemic’s remote schooling
Barry and Jamie Loughmiller and their family were the grand prize donor winners during Tuesday's Give Day. Photo Courtesy Shanda Hurla.
Schools foundation exceeds fundraiser goal
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Revived elementary drama club ready for curtain call
Fifth graders perform musical songs
Fifth graders perform musical songs
Giving Garden's upcoming season full of events and learning opportunities
Giving Garden’s upcoming season full of events and learning opportunities
Latest prank jokes Chiefs chose Eudora for future stadium site
Latest prank jokes Chiefs chose Eudora for future stadium site
New WWI exhibit opens at Community Museum
New WWI exhibit opens at Community Museum
The Boy Scouts, alongside other organizations, will collect food April 5for the 38th year.
Scouting for Food helps as need for food pantry remains high
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Class of 2020 students recall pandemic’s impact
Sophomore Avery Hemphill competes in the pole vault during the first track and field meet of the season Tuesday.
Cardinals compete in season-opening track and field meet
Junior Olivia O’Toole high fives senior Samantha Claire before their first game of the season Friday night.
“The energy was high”: Softball opens season with 5-1 win
Senior Jaiden Burris launches a throw to first base during softball practice Tuesday.
Softball team preparing for season with high expectations
Eudora graduate Jaden Hamm dons a mask during a substate basketball game in 2021.  
Athletes reflect on lost sports season 5 years after pandemic shutdown
Senior Ryan Bretthauer pulls down her opponent at the state wrestling tournament. Bretthauer was named to the 2025 Kansas Shrine Duals.   
Bretthauer selected for wrestling shrine duals
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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November 30, 2024

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