2026 News Archive
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4-H is about preparing for the future
Taelynn PeterSpecial to the Times 4-H has been a meaningful part of my life, and as a 15-year-old, third-generation 4-H member, it means even more…
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Voice your concerns at school board meeting
To the editor: On May 26 at 5 p.m. in the boardroom of the Leavenworth school board central office at 400 N. 4th St. in… Login to continue reading Login
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City seeks renewal of agreement for revitalization program
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times The city of Leavenworth is in the process of renewing an agreement for a neighborhood revitalization area. The NRA program provides property… Login to...
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Is it bad just because it’s AI?
Starting in college, and over the years, being a DJ provided an education on music; mostly what young people liked to dance to. But wandering…
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Weather allows us a precious gift of presence
Another school year has wrapped up for my children and summer on the farm has officially begun. My husband and I saw major growth in…
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Chieftains advance with 2-1 win over Paola
Kyle BelangerSports correspondent TONGANOXIE – Legan Caraway uncorked a wicked left-footed second-half goal Monday at Beatty Field, where her sixth-seeded Tonganoxie High School girls’ soccer…
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Riley County Volunteer Firefighters return after assisting with southwest Kansas wildfires
Eleven volunteer firefighters from Riley County Fire District No. 1 returned home safely this week after helping fight fires in southwest Kansas.
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Brunkow to serve as KFB president
The Kansas Farm Bureau has selected fifth-generation farmer and stockman Glenn Brunkow, Wamego, to serve as president following Joe Newland’s resignation.
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