2026 News Archive
-
Democracy thrives in the light
The press is the “eyes and ears” of the people. The U.S. Constitution protects our press within the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights.…
-
Recent events parallel 1935 novel
The day of the Republican midterm convention, Sept. 9, I had just finished reading Sinclair Lewis’ “It Can’t Happen Here,” a novel written in 1935…
-
Board proceeds with plans to repurpose David Brewer School
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times The Leavenworth Board of Education is moving forward with plans to repurpose the David Brewer Elementary building after the school closes in… Login to...
-
Lansing man killed in Centennial Bridge crash
Staff report A Lansing man was killed in a collision in the area of the Centennial Bridge, according to a spokesman for the Platte County,… Login to continue reading Login
-
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Constitution not the real issue
To the editor: Amy Cawvey recently wrote regarding USD 469’s decision to return donated pocket Constitutions. Mrs. Cawvey is not simply a former Lansing school… Login to continue reading...
-
United Way kicks off new campaign
Peggy BairSpecial to the Times United Way of Leavenworth County held its 2026 campaign kickoff Friday with a gathering at Hallmark Leavenworth Production Center. This…
-
Bobcats dominate at De Soto meet
Kyle BelangerSports correspondent Basehor-Linwood High School owned the boys’ podium Saturday at Lexington Lake Park in De Soto, where the Bobcats earned a dominant team… Login to...
-
Board member expresses disappointment about rejection of booklets
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times When the Lansing Board of Education met last week, one member expressed disappointment about a decision not to accept a donation of… Login to continue...
-
MHS principal Mike Dorst to retire July 1
MHS principal Mike Dorst announced Tuesday his plans to retire effective this summer.
- ‹ previous
- 4 of 93
- next ›