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Chamber announces annual awards
Chamber announces annual awards
GALLERY: Early Learning Center students learn about cooking
GALLERY: Early Learning Center students learn about cooking
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
AuBurn Pharmacy in Eudora has no plans to close it's doors, but AuBurn struggles with the same issues other community pharmacies do, CEO Mike Burns said. 
Local pharmacies around Kansas face financial strain
Public health panel including Eudora principal to discuss violence
Public health panel including Eudora principal to discuss violence
Reazin announces another run for commission, Cullen will not re-file
Reazin announces another run for commission, Cullen will not re-file
Commission discusses potential for library joint building
Commission discusses potential for library joint building
The National Recreation and Park Association, in collaboration with Nike, awarded Eudora a $20,000 grant aimed at increasing access to sports for kids, but especially for young girls.
Eudora receives national grant to support girls sports
A map shows basic measurements of what a new library space could look like at the former quilting store space at 736 Main St.
Library board still considering former quilting store, worried about parking
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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Prom to return to KU campus with “Tangled”-inspired theme
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School Board approves additional school days due to snow days
In this file photo from September 2020, Julian Oatis opts to do remote schooling outside. Educators have tried various strategies since the pandemic to get local students back on track in the classroom. 
Re-thinking education: District navigates impacts of pandemic’s remote schooling
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Scouting for Food collects month’s worth of donations
FILE PHOTO. Volunteers help pack meals at Harvesters in Topeka.
Federal and state funding cuts could affect Eudora’s Harvesters distribution
Giving Garden's upcoming season full of events and learning opportunities
Giving Garden’s upcoming season full of events and learning opportunities
Latest prank jokes Chiefs chose Eudora for future stadium site
Latest prank jokes Chiefs chose Eudora for future stadium site
New WWI exhibit opens at Community Museum
New WWI exhibit opens at Community Museum
Sophomore Kambrea Kerr dribbles past a Barstow defender on Tuesday night.
Girls soccer knocks off Barstow
Junior Olivia O’Toole pitches during the Cardinals’ doubleheader sweep of Paola on Tuesday night.
Softball sweeps Paola
Eudora graduate Harper Schreiner poses with a Pittsburg State T-shirt in the high school gym. Schreiner made the Final Four with Pittsburg State’s women's basketball team this season.
Pair of Eudora grads make DII basketball Final Four
Sophomore Avery Hemphill competes in the pole vault during the first track and field meet of the season Tuesday.
Cardinals compete in season-opening track and field meet
Junior Olivia O’Toole high fives senior Samantha Claire before their first game of the season Friday night.
“The energy was high”: Softball opens season with 5-1 win
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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Library staff member Crystal Hinman helped organize the Team Up to Clean Up event, where community members will pick up trash around Eudora from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday.

Teaming up and cleaning up: Community invited to collect trash Saturday

JENNA BARACKMAN
April 26, 2023
Senior Sophia Nichols, who has played flute since fifth grade, practices her flute solo. She said performing is exhilarating and earned a 2 rating at regionals.

“A universal language:” High school band members share a passion for music

JENNA BARACKMAN
April 18, 2023
Members of the Senior Foundation of Eudora met Friday for their monthly fun day. 

From seniors to seniors: Eudora seniors give advice to 2023 graduating class

JENNA BARACKMAN
April 15, 2023
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High school’s Science Olympiad team is returning state champ

JENNA BARACKMAN
April 4, 2023
The Giving Garden reopened for its third growing season Tuesday at its Volunteer Kick-Off Day.

Giving Garden plants roots for third growing season

JENNA BARACKMAN
March 31, 2023
Sixteen people provided public comment, with 12 testifying against the quarry, Wednesday night at the Douglas County Commission meeting. Commissioners unanimously struck down the proposed quarry.

Douglas County commissioners unanimously deny quarry permit

JENNA BARACKMAN
March 30, 2023
Freshmen Adria Chrislip and Jason Ditty build a project that triggers a signal occurring at equally spaced time intervals ahead of Science Olympiad’s state competition, where they will answer questions related to time and show their project in It’s About Time.

“Forging their own path”: Science Olympiad teams return to state

JENNA BARACKMAN
March 25, 2023
Of the 20 people who provided public comment at Wednesday night's meeting, only one was in favor of the quarry.

Planning Commissions recommend denial of quarry permit for second time

JENNA BARACKMAN
February 23, 2023
Jag-K students must complete 10 hours of community service each semester. The organization frequently visits Homestead Assisted Living & Memory Care of Eudora, where they play bingo with residents.

Jag-K sets students up for success after high school

JENNA BARACKMAN
February 17, 2023
Scouts hope for high cookie sales

Scouts hope for high cookie sales

JENNA BARACKMAN
February 10, 2023
Senior Abby Keltner and junior Norah Oehlert practice rolling a patient onto a lift with guidance from registered nurse and health science teacher Danielle Young. Oehlert said she pulled a lot of valuable information out of the labs throughout the course.

Preparing the next generation of health care providers

JENNA BARACKMAN
January 27, 2023
Keith Turnbaugh spoke against the quarry that would lie just outside city limits on Wednesday night at the Douglas County Commission meeting.

County Commission defers vote on quarry permit

JENNA BARACKMAN
January 19, 2023
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Santa Claus spills Christmas secrets, answers first grade questions

JENNA BARACKMAN
December 10, 2022
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Taste of Eudora Episode 3: Kate Weston

JENNA BARACKMAN
December 10, 2022
Taste of Eudora Episode 2: Chef Jack Low

Taste of Eudora Episode 2: Chef Jack Low

JENNA BARACKMAN
December 2, 2022
State environmental and health officials identify few concerns for the Panasonic plant, but other environmental experts and local fire stations worry what this could mean for local communities.

Economic development will reshape local environment

JENNA BARACKMAN
November 30, 2022
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What are you thankful for?

JENNA BARACKMAN
November 23, 2022
Submitted Photo. The floriculture team of recent Eudora chapter alumni received a gold ranking at FFA nationals.

Going for Gold: Eudora teams shine at FFA nationals

JENNA BARACKMAN
November 12, 2022
Kyleigh Musick, Natalie Karten, Allison Allison and Sawyer Schreiner rehearse Thursday night for the high school’s production of “Cinderella.”

High school musical “Cinderella” opens next week

JENNA BARACKMAN
November 4, 2022
Sushi chef Joseph Chang prepares a Dynamite Roll, which is topped with hot Cheetos, at the American Fresh Sushi grand opening Saturday at Gene’s Heartland Foods. He said the launch was successful.

American Fresh Sushi comes to Gene’s Heartland Foods

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 29, 2022
Senior Emiri White and freshman Ben Martin practice cross-examination at debate and forensic practice Wednesday at Eudora High School. Martin said is among the influx of freshmen on the debate team this year.

Debate and forensics team welcome new freshmen debaters

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 27, 2022
The Rev. Ryon Sander preached his first sermon at 10 a.m. Sunday at Refuge Christian Church. Sander, who is serving in the role in the interim, said he has always loved music and wanted to make it central in his services.

Refuge Christian Church hires interim pastor

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 23, 2022
Library Director Carol Wohlford and board members Tim Pringle and Eric Magette agree the Library Board should review all possible options for a new library at Tuesday’s board meeting.

Board discusses new proposal for expanding library

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 19, 2022
FFA Vice President Allyson Rietcheck announces the FFA will attend and compete at the National FFA Convention and Expo for the first time in the club’s history. The club’s adviser, Abigail Snyder, said this is a huge achievement for the club.

FFA will compete at nationals

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 15, 2022
Bruce Wayne was one of the pets to be blessed Sunday.

Local pets blessed during Eudora United Methodist Church service

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 10, 2022
Junior Rebekah Owens chops jalapenos in preparation to serve pulled pork nachos. Owens said the best part of culinary class is eating the food after making it.

High school’s culinary program receives $5,000 grant

JENNA BARACKMAN
October 2, 2022
Photo 2:  Addison Shockley and his wife, Lydia, sell a variety of furniture, received from donations and overstock companies, at their store Ready for Good Co.

Ready for Good Co. gives job experience to at-risk kids

JENNA BARACKMAN
September 26, 2022
Board members Heather Whalen and Joe Hurla voice support Thursday at the School Board meeting for new renovations to the track and field practice area.

School Board approves renovations to track and field area

JENNA BARACKMAN
September 9, 2022
Angie Miller, the parish manager, explains what happened after lightning struck Holy Family Catholic Church last month. 

Lightning strike at Holy Family Catholic Church disrupts services

JENNA BARACKMAN
September 7, 2022
The new bench in the Giving Garden is the result of the Lions Club collecting over 500 pounds of soft plastics. 

Lions Club will continue soft plastics collection

JENNA BARACKMAN
September 5, 2022
Joe Pickett competes Sunday in the Kansas State Fiddling and Picking Championships and reflects on playing decades of music.  

“Really, all I want to do is play”: Joe Pickett reflects on the impact of folk music

JENNA BARACKMAN
August 30, 2022
Jeremy Cluck, Logan Miller, Katherine Barnard and Hannah Wenger await the reveal of their class’s legacy project.

“I felt super proud”: Fifth graders reveal legacy project

JENNA BARACKMAN
April 21, 2022
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