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Friday night lights begins
Friday night lights begins
Let the games begin
Let the games begin
Meet the fall staff
Meet the fall staff
Sheila, Kelby and Sharla all have their own roles at their family farm during the pumpkin season. This year marks the 50th year for Schaake's Pumpkin Patch.
50 years of family: Schaake’s Pumpkin Patch carves decades of holiday memories
Sara Maloney
An invitation to Sara’s send-off
Ben Terwilliger, executive director of the Eudora Area Historical Society, provided a biannual update on the museum and historical society at Monday's City Commission meeting.
Process moves forward for grant to renovate Barbwire Barbecue
City manager’s proposed budget outlined to commissioners
City manager’s proposed budget outlined to commissioners
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City to see presentation of city manager proposed budget
Library Board discusses need for more financial support
Library Board discusses need for more financial support
City outlines budget priorities for 2026
City outlines budget priorities for 2026
Giving at the garden
Giving at the garden
More clarity coming for future of state program to help agricultural workers
More clarity coming for future of state program to help agricultural workers
File photo.
Students safe after police respond to call near district office
Colton Jenkins holds his Wheel Assembly project from the state competition that he won in April. Jenkins said at the state competition, he was given a poorly made drawing and had to correct it. His adviser, Scott Lickteig, said Jenkins’ drawing was 95% accurate. Jenkins is also wearing his Kansas shirt given to him by SkillsUSA. All delegates had to wear their state shirt on the first day of the national competition.
Eudora High student places sixth in national technical drafting competition
The School Board agreed AI is here to stay, and the district needs to be proactive in addressing it.
School Board begins discussions on AI in the classroom
Great Kaw Adventure Race returns with easier route, more events
Great Kaw Adventure Race returns with easier route, more events
De Soto Days 2025
De Soto Days 2025
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Good Neighbor: Community Events and Announcements
Spice Up Your Life: Apple Strudels
Spice Up Your Life: Apple Strudels
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De Soto Days begins Thursday
Fall sports previews
Fall sports previews
Landon Harper will step into the role of head baseball coach after four years as an assistant. Harper will bring experience as a college and professional baseball player to the Cardinals’ baseball team.
Landon Harper to be new head baseball coach
Free parking, bus rides offered for KU football games
Free parking, bus rides offered for KU football games
Cody VandeWeerd lifts in adult barbell deadlifts Saturday.
“Pound for pound:” Show of Strength contest brings out local powerlifters
Gavin Frazier will play at the 2025 All American Games baseball tournament in Florida.
Giving it his all: Youth baseball player headed to All American Games
Rec Center accessibility, property tax rebates discussed for seniors
Rec Center accessibility, property tax rebates discussed for seniors
Crystal Hinman interacts with a resident at Homestead, which she said is her favorite part of volunteering for the Giving Garden.
“Community is what it’s all about”: Giving Garden volunteers brighten days
Former teacher continues to serve students, advocate for food security
Former teacher continues to serve students, advocate for food security
Eudora’s top dog volunteer is a town staple
Eudora’s top dog volunteer is a town staple
Sharing food and conversation to create community
Sharing food and conversation to create community
The Community Newspaper for Eudora, Kansas - Eudora Times

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This artistic rendering depicts the future Panasonic plant, a mere five miles from the city limits of Eudora. (Photo courtesy of Panasonic)

Nevada Panasonic lessons can help Eudora’s future

WILLIAM CROW
November 28, 2022
Here are the results of the Cardinals who placed in the top 15, leading to a fourth all-league championship.

Cross country girls are fired up after winning fourth all-league championship

WILLIAM CROW
October 18, 2022
Junior Derek Lehmann sees an opening in De Soto's defense.

Soccer captain Parker Hurla breaks history against De Soto

WILLIAM CROW
October 12, 2022
Hardeep Gosal stands behind the counter of Main Street Wine & Spirits.

New Main St. Wines & Spirits owner sees strong future for Eudora businesses

WILLIAM CROW
October 1, 2022
Christine and Paul Zimmer discuss store inventory with customer Sheila Bost (From left to right, Sheila Bost, Paul Zimmer and Christine Zimmer).

Local thrift stores help as inflation impacts clothing costs

WILLIAM CROW
September 17, 2022
GW Weld points to the original stained glass designs inside the old United Methodist Church.

Here’s the scoop: New ice cream shop bringing flavor to downtown

WILLIAM CROW
September 10, 2022
The girls team hopes to win another state championship this year.

“Maintain and improve”: Cross country teams prepare for a new season

WILLIAM CROW
September 3, 2022
The new Twill Trade Boutique location at 717 Eighth St., Baldwin City.

Twill Trade Boutique expands to Baldwin

WILLIAM CROW
August 31, 2022
Freshman Maddy Arnold gives a presentation at the school board meeting with her team behind her. From left to right, Kaylyn Carpenter, Mars Skiffington, Jordan Dempsey, Kayleigh Miller and assistant coach Carl Springer.

Girls wrestling proposal could bring a new head coach position

WILLIAM CROW
May 12, 2022
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Senior athletes discuss girls sports today

WILLIAM CROW
May 7, 2022
Holly Kracl wants to see an equal playing field for her granddaughters.

The evolution of girls sports: How opportunities have changed for Eudora athletes

WILLIAM CROW
May 5, 2022
Carl Springer joins with the girls wrestlers at Barbwire Barbecue to discuss the planning of a new girls wrestling team.

Eudora wrestlers aims to be on the right side of history by creating girls team

WILLIAM CROW
April 25, 2022
Senior Clayton Spring rushes for third base.

Gritting out the win: Cardinals defeat Bulldogs through rain and dirt

WILLIAM CROW
April 20, 2022
Image from Eudora Schools

Steffen selected as next head football coach

WILLIAM CROW
April 15, 2022
Senior Traeger Rader carries the baton down the track.

EHS athletes battle weather, break records in track and field meet

WILLIAM CROW
March 30, 2022
Sophomore Jayla Erpelding dribbles down the pitch.

Varsity soccer secures a tie against rival Baldwin in double overtime

WILLIAM CROW
March 25, 2022

4A girls state tournament memento reel

WILLIAM CROW
March 13, 2022
Sophomore Kenzie Yoder shoots at the free throw line. 

“The hardest part is saying goodbye”: Girls take home second place at 4A state

WILLIAM CROW
March 13, 2022
Eudora resident Dick Powers (left) comments on mask mandate expiration to the Douglas County commissioners.

Douglas County mask mandate expires

WILLIAM CROW
March 3, 2022
Senior Mackenzie Mayer keeps the pressure on.

Girls sub-state tournament starts with a bang

WILLIAM CROW
March 2, 2022
Senior Traeger Rader fakes out Spring Hill defense and jumps for a shot.

Boys basketball dominates Spring Hill

WILLIAM CROW
February 19, 2022
Senior Abby Watson attempts a free throw.

Girls varsity gut it out for the win against Spring Hill

WILLIAM CROW
February 19, 2022
Junior Sawyer Schreiner rushes down the court.

Cardinals take back control and secure Paola win

WILLIAM CROW
February 11, 2022
Junior Conor Dunback pushes through the Ottawa defense for a basket.

Hot hands from Parker, Sullivan lead to Ottawa win

WILLIAM CROW
January 29, 2022
Senior Harper Schreiner (left) looks for an opening as junior Sawyer Schreiner (right) defends against Ottawa player.

Schreiner celebrated for honors in Eudora basketball history

WILLIAM CROW
January 29, 2022
Wendys

Wendy’s opening Wednesday

WILLIAM CROW
December 8, 2021
The National Retail Federation tracks holiday shopping trends.

Eudora businesses benefit from Small Business Saturday

WILLIAM CROW
November 28, 2021
Sherry and Cris Crawford are ready for Christmas tree shoppers to return Friday.

Evening Star Pines prepares for another Christmas tree season

WILLIAM CROW
November 24, 2021
File photo/contributed photo.

Chamber of Commerce executive director resigns

WILLIAM CROW
November 19, 2021
Jason Musick holds up the new eco-friendly food package used for Barbwire Barbecue.

Businesses experience repercussions of supply chain shortages

WILLIAM CROW
November 13, 2021
The inside of Wendy's is coming along ahead of the December opening.

Wendy’s is on track to open in December

WILLIAM CROW
November 11, 2021
Senior Camden Ridinger gathers the ball.

EHS soccer loses to Tonganoxie in quarter-finals

WILLIAM CROW
November 3, 2021
Sophomore Christian Koehn rushes to gain possession of the ball.

EHS soccer wins regional finals

WILLIAM CROW
October 29, 2021
Senior Daniel Stone finds an opening and scores the second goal for the Cardinals.

Soccer team advances to regional finals

WILLIAM CROW
October 27, 2021
Mary Kirkendoll (right) from United Way and Tina Jinkens (center) from the Lions Club speak Sunday with resident Jaime Peterson (left) about a survey to gather data on what resources the community needs.

Local survey seeks to determine Eudora residents’ top needs

WILLIAM CROW
October 24, 2021
Grosdidier

School Board candidate: Charis Grosdidier

WILLIAM CROW
October 23, 2021
Kelso

School Board candidate: Mike Kelso

WILLIAM CROW
October 22, 2021
Hurla

School Board candidate: Joseph Hurla

WILLIAM CROW
October 22, 2021
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Karen Boyer welcomes members to the new downtown office at 715 Main St.

Chamber of Commerce finds its new home downtown

WILLIAM CROW
October 16, 2021
Tracy Amyx stands in front of her new barbershop on Main Street for opening day hoping to attract new customers.

New barber brings style to Main Street

WILLIAM CROW
October 6, 2021
The Hofers create different jar sizes of honey to give out to family and local honey lovers after Honey Day. 

Beekeeping couple creates buzz with family tradition

WILLIAM CROW
October 2, 2021
New Family Dollar manager Jana Anderson hopes to see more people join the workforce for local businesses.

Local businesses feel impact of worker shortage

WILLIAM CROW
September 23, 2021
Construction for a new Habitat for Humanity home is underway at 51 Stevens Road.

EHS students volunteer with Habitat for Humanity

WILLIAM CROW
September 18, 2021
City commissioners will discuss Tuesday a contract for rehabilitating the building at 714 Main St.

City Commission to consider contract for Main Street building

WILLIAM CROW
September 5, 2021
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