2026 News Archive
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Lansing first-graders paint rocks for ailing child
Submitted to the TimesSix-year-old Madison “Maddie” Lang of Overland Park, Kansas, is battling a rare form of cancer.Maddie’s family has turned her love of painted…
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Bands will light up festival stage
“Missy” sat patiently, looked up and smiled.“I remember you when you were just a little thing,” said the visitor standing in front of her.That was…
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Planning Commission advances data center regulations
John RichmeierLeavenworth TimesThe Leavenworth County Planning Commission has advanced recommended regulations for data centers.The regulations will now go to the Board of County Commissioners for...
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Moving from conflict to resolution to reconciliation
Conflict is inevitable in any human community, including the church.Too often we handle conflict by gossiping, venting or cutting people off. Yet, Jesus offers a…
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Passing the smell test for data centers
I remember the call. The city manager told me to buckle up. A re-zoning for a smelly new potato-salad factory was coming my way. On…
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School boards to conduct budget hearings
John RichmeierLeavenworth TimesThe school boards for Leavenworth, Lansing and Basehor-Linwood are scheduled to have public hearings Monday for their proposed 2026-2027 budgets.The budget hearings...
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Prairie Park Nature Center is home to a new bobcat kitten in need of a name
Prairie Park Nature Center has a 12-week-old bobcat kitten as their newest ambassador animal, and the community is invited to meet and help name him.
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Local athletes turning heads on the trails
It might still be early in the season, but three area runners are already posting head-turning times on the trails.Two members of the Basehor-Linwood boys…
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Walleye fishing requires different tactics
Walleye start looking for food in the fall. This is a great time to cast lures around productive cover. Most walleye in this region are…
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