2026 News Archive
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RESEARCH CENTER OPEN HOUSE
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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The amazing truth about black walnuts
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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Former local standouts making their mark
Kyle BelangerLeavenworth’s DyVair McCray is working his way up the ladder. Just a freshman, the former Pioneers superstar has worked his way into playing time… Login to continue reading...
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Nenninger Earns Third Setter of the Week Honor
Cowley College freshman Addison Nenninger has been named the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II Volleyball Setter of the Week for the third time…
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FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
Pleasant Ridge football coach Spencer Foster is shown on the sideline. Check out Friday’s results at www.leavenworthtimes.com Peggy Bair Login to continue reading Login
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Kansas residents are reeling amid sweeping ICE enforcement action at meat processing plants
An unidentified Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer examines the driver’s license of Dodge City, Kansas, resident Guadalupe Navarrete on Sept. 23, 2026. Navarrete was driving…
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Coming Home
The 2026 Homecoming Parade was hosted in downtown on Sept. 23, with entries from about every level of schools in Newton. The parade, which was…
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City keeps gas franchise fee steady, citing burden on residents
By Chad FreyNewton KansanUltimately, if natural gas users see increased cost for heat this fall and winter, it will not be because the city of…
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Regier Gallery exhibit traces its namesake’s artistic path
Bob Regier. [Courtesy/ Carriage Factory Gallery] Special to the KansanThe current exhibit in Bethel College’s Regier Art Gallery reflects a visual journey that spans more…
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SCAM AWARENESS
Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson discusses scam awareness during a recent discussion at the Lansing Community Library. Micah Bray Login to continue reading Login
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