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Holiday train company forced to refund consumers
Holiday train company forced to refund consumers
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Markets set to begin next month
Chamber announces annual awards
Chamber announces annual awards
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
The small stop signs near the pedestrian crossings on the Church Street bridge have been removed.
Small stop signs meant for pedestrians removed from bridge
Library board members meet Tuesday night. The board entered a closed-door executive session about possibly purchasing the former quilt store at 736 Main St., but took no action following the discussion.
Library board continues exploring future options
Photo courtesy agenda packet
City discusses crosswalk safety near future apartments
Federal grant worth $21 million to city now on hold
Federal grant worth $21 million to city now on hold
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City to have joint meeting to hear county updates
Spring band concert
Spring band concert
Stricter cellphone policy considered for high school
Stricter cellphone policy considered for high school
Third graders perform music from around the world
Third graders perform music from around the world
Eighth graders explore their futures at career fair
Eighth graders explore their futures at career fair
Science Olympiad teams place second at state
Science Olympiad teams place second at state
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Feeding Eudora plans location change to save costs
Eudora residents reflect on legacy of Pope Francis
Eudora residents reflect on legacy of Pope Francis
There are only three ingredients in this easy lemon cake (and one is optional). The best part is it can be served in slices to be eaten with a fork or as a finger food for your next gathering.
Easy lemon cake when you’re squeezed for time
Aiden Mack made a new sign for the Southwest Cemetery for his Eagle Scout project.
Eagle Scout project brings attention to Black cemetery with new sign
Eudora Times wins 25 state newspaper awards
Eudora Times wins 25 state newspaper awards
Competing at KU
Competing at KU
Cardinals baseball takes down Baldwin
Cardinals baseball takes down Baldwin
Head coach Scott Keltner and senior Ty Deterding discuss strategy before a shot in Paola on Monday. Deterding went on to win the tournament with an eagle on the final hole.
Boys golf team setting records, eyeing state berth
Baseball wins one, loses one
Baseball wins one, loses one
Sophomore Kambrea Kerr dribbles past a Barstow defender on Tuesday night.
Girls soccer knocks off Barstow
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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SARA MALONEY
April 21, 2025
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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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