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Panasonic plant starts mass production
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Twin Oaks new site plan approved for expansion of facility
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Banking on a legacy: Hoover family begins transition of Kaw Valley State Bank
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Resident surveys help shape future Parks plans
Parks master plan to bring more programs and technology
Parks master plan to bring more programs and technology
City hopes to make Wakarusa Boat Ramp a bigger destination
City hopes to make Wakarusa Boat Ramp a bigger destination
Improvement plans for city parks include veterans memorial garden, more shade
Improvement plans for city parks include veterans memorial garden, more shade
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Submitted photo. Ally Rietcheck was named one of the six FFA state officers during the state convention. She will serve in the sentinel position for the next year alongside five officers.
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Tony Barron, Travis McCormick and Shawna Vetter filed for School Board candidacy Monday. Kenny Massey has withdrawn from the race.
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Randy Foos will retire from the district at the end of the school year. His wife, Lori, will stay for another four years.
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Laura Smith to step down but continue to be Eudora “puzzle piece”
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Local officials begin discussing economic impact of 2026 World Cup
Submitted photo. Athletes Ethan Folks and Grayson Mack competed in track and field events at the state Summer Games for Special Olympics, representing the Douglas County team with program coordinator Jacqui Folks.
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Former teacher continues to serve students, advocate for food security
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Eudora’s top dog volunteer is a town staple
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Sharing food and conversation to create community
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Newcomer focused on learning, collecting local history
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Taylor Swift story coming soon!

SARA MALONEY
July 8, 2023

Photo courtesy of Amber Moody 

Amber Moody and her daughter Addison attended the first night of Taylor Swift’s two-night stay in Kansas City. Hear more from them and other Eudora residents about their experience in a story coming Tuesday.

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SARA MALONEY
SARA MALONEY, Managing editor
Sara Maloney graduated from the University of Kansas in 2023. She’s been writing for the Eudora Times for over three years. Born and raised in Overland Park, Sara loves Kansas and is excited to continue covering the Eudora community. Sara is passionate about community journalism and was formerly a Poynter-Koch Media and Journalism fellow. In her free time, Sara enjoys tending to her houseplants, going to coffee shops and hunting for treasures at antique stores.
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