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Senior tailgate night coming soon

TERI FINNEMAN
October 10, 2025

The Senior Foundation of Eudora hosted Katie Keckeisen, a Humanities Kansas speaker discussing the Dust Bowl, during its monthly gathering on Friday. Superintendent Stu Moeckel also announced the next senior football tailgate will be at 6:15 p.m. Oct. 24.

 

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Teri Finneman is a journalism professor at KU. She started her reporting career 20 years ago and has worked for newspapers and TV stations. She is also executive producer of the Journalism History podcast. She is a native of North Dakota. She is co-author of Reviving Rural News and the forthcoming book News Desert U, examining how universities are trying to help save local news.
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