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Doug Compton owns the property south of Dairy Queen and plans to build apartments on the land.
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Banking on a legacy: Hoover family begins transition of Kaw Valley State Bank
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Sonic closed after minor fire
CPA Picnic parade
CPA Picnic parade
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UPDATED: Commission ends City Manager Kevyn Gero’s contract
City Commission has another private meeting for city manager evaluation
City Commission has another private meeting for city manager evaluation
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De Soto shares updates on infrastructure, support from Panasonic
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Barbwire Barbecue outlines renovation plans while exploring funding
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Law enforcement to use middle school for training
high school file photo
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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.
Eudora graduate selected as first FFA state officer from town
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 Kenny Massey has withdrawn from the race.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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Peter Grassl, Heather Zwiener and John More will participate in an educational program about the American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence on the Fourth of July.
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Children’s sensory garden coming to Bluejacket Park
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Feeding Eudora sees increased numbers with new location
The farmers market hosted eight vendors Tuesday evening after being canceled due to weather the previous week. The farmers market hosted eight vendors Tuesday evening after being canceled due to weather the previous week.
Extra farmers market planned after weather cancellations
Chinese vegetable stir fry is heavy on the broccoli but really packs some great flavor with seasonings and the addition of earthy mushrooms and fresh garlic and ginger.
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A Saturday summer slam
A Saturday summer slam
Local officials begin discussing economic impact of 2026 World Cup
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.
Eudora Special Olympics athletes compete at summer games
“The kids have shown up as competitors across the board,” Swann said.
Cardinals win track state titles, girls team claims second
Seniors Katie Courter, Alexia Born, Reese Pattison, Jaiden Burris and Samantha Claire line up before the state championship final. Those five, alongside seniors Maddy Arnold and Kaylyn Carpenter, played their last high school game Friday.
Cardinals seniors celebrate second-place state finish
New scam claims to be Douglas County Senior Resource Center
New scam claims to be Douglas County Senior Resource Center
Applications still open for tax rebate program
Applications still open for tax rebate program
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Obituaries: Darlene Katzfey
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A Saturday summer slam

MAYA SMITH
June 28, 2025

Ten teams competed in the fifth annual Summer Slam Pickleball Tournament Saturday morning at the Community Center.

 

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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.
Eudora Special Olympics athletes compete at summer games
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Seniors Katie Courter, Alexia Born, Reese Pattison, Jaiden Burris and Samantha Claire line up before the state championship final. Those five, alongside seniors Maddy Arnold and Kaylyn Carpenter, played their last high school game Friday.
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