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Developer GW Weld, left, breaks ground with his family. He thanked his family for all their sacrifices as he’s had to spend late nights in meetings.
Construction begins on 10 Union Lofts complex near elementary school
The Library Board will meet at its new location at 736 Main St., the old quilt shop downtown.
Library Board will discuss 2027 budget timeline
Assistant to the City Manager Michael Gentry shares budget updates with the City Commission during a meeting Monday.
Voters will decide on continuing sales tax for public safety
City Commission to discuss redirecting sales tax to public safety
City Commission to discuss redirecting sales tax to public safety
Commissioner Lewis Cox is resigning from the Planning Commission. City Clerk Kelly Delay said he is moving and can no longer be on the commission.
Planning Commission working on new bylaws
Assistant to the City Manager Michael Gentry speaks to the City Commission during a meeting Monday at City Hall.
City Commission approves agreement for Library Board elections
Stu Moeckel
District reflects on five years under Moeckel’s leadership
high school file photo
Board members express concerns about teacher fatigue
Submitted photo. Former superintendent Don Grosdidier accepts the Lyn Smith Distinguished Service Award from the Bert Nash Center. Grosdidier worked to improve mental health services for students and families.
Former superintendent earns mental health award
The School Board.
Cellphones, budget among School Board items
Eudora's got talent
Eudora’s got talent
Chocolate espresso cookies are an excellent treat for those who like their chocolate a little bitter and their cookies just a bit less sweet. They pair really well with a good cup of coffee.
Spice Up Your Life: Chocolate Espresso Cookies
Farmers market opens for season
Farmers market opens for season
The statue of Paschal Fish and his daughter remain standing in downtown Eudora.
Future exhibit explores story of Pascal Fish
Taste of the town
Taste of the town
Good Neighbor: Community Events and Announcements
Good Neighbor: Community Events and Announcements
Cardinals defeat Bishop Seabury
Cardinals defeat Bishop Seabury
Senior athletes say Eudora prepared them to play sports in college
Senior athletes say Eudora prepared them to play sports in college
Cardinals sweep over Atchison
Cardinals sweep over Atchison
Soccer, softball pick up Thursday night wins
Soccer, softball pick up Thursday night wins
Junior Cameren Tice crosses the finish line Friday at the De Soto Invitational. Tice broke his own record in the 100m with a time of 10.79.
Track athletes set five school records in recent meets
Senior Foundation hosts May meeting
Senior Foundation hosts May meeting
Senior Foundation hosts various speakers for April meetup
Senior Foundation hosts various speakers for April meetup
Seniors learn more about Nottingham development
Seniors learn more about Nottingham development
Senior Foundation hosts valentine party
Senior Foundation hosts valentine party
Santa visits Medicalodges
Santa visits Medicalodges
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Band Music in Our Schools 2026

ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH
March 10, 2026

The annual Band Music in Our Schools concert took place Monday at the Performing Arts Center, featuring the high school jazz ensemble and concert band and fifth- through eighth-grade bands.

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ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH
ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH, Head of photography
Growing up in a small community, Annalynn Phanthadeth is passionate about community journalism and its impact. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her friends and family. She is pursuing a degree in journalism and mass communications with a minor in photography and sports management.
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