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The amazing truth about black walnuts
September 26, 2026
Ken KieserBlack walnuts are either a curse or a blessing. Ken KieserSomewhere on a farm or in your neighborhood, a black walnut tree is lurking… Login to continue reading Login...
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RESEARCH CENTER OPEN HOUSE
September 26, 2026
Toby Carrig, manager of the Leavenworth Convention and Visitors Bureau, looks at a display Thursday during an open house of the Leavenworth County Historical Society’s… Login to continue...
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Lawyer seeks evaluation of defendant in murder case
September 26, 2026
Reginald Murray Jr.John RichmeierLeavenworth Times The lawyer for a Leavenworth man accused of second-degree murder wants his client to undergo a competency evaluation. The attorney…...
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New superintendent may be named in December
September 26, 2026
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times Members of the Leavenworth Board of Education previously hoped to have a new superintendent selected by February. But an official with the… Login to...
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Lane closures coming up on 6th Street and more, plus segment of Lawrence Loop closed
September 25, 2026
The city is closing lanes on Sixth Street and some other arterial streets, plus Douglas County has closed a section of the Lawrence Loop for maintenance.
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Lawrence City Commission to discuss conversion therapy ban after letter from Kobach
September 25, 2026
The Lawrence City Commission will discuss the city’s conversion therapy ban at an open meeting in response to demands from Kansas AG Kris Kobach to re
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Lawrence author, opinion columnist to launch new book about Kansas journalism shaping discourse
September 25, 2026
Clay Wirestone, Lawrence author and opinion columnist with the Kansas Reflector, is gearing up to celebrate the release of his first book: a look at Kan
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