2026 News Archive
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Not forgetting is not enough
Each year as Sept. 11 comes around, we are reminded of the most horrific attack against our country since Pearl Harbor. Around 3,000 people died…
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City to tow vehicles ahead of festival
John RichmeierLeavenworth TimesCity of Leavenworth officials will start to have vehicles towed Thursday morning from the area of the upcoming Camp Leavenworth festival.The festival area…
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New educator returns to her Basehor roots
Beth KornegaySpecial to the TimesA Basehor-Linwood High School graduate is returning to her roots and is a first-year teacher in USD 458. Anna Jones, who…
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Half of county ‘abnormally dry’
John RichmeierLeavenworth TimesAfter months of being under no drought conditions, half of Leavenworth County is now considered “abnormally dry,” according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.The…
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Leadership must make the invisible visible
Last weekend, the stadium thought it had witnessed the final snap. Michigan launched a desperate Hail Mary pass that fell incomplete as the game clock…
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Never forget those who ran toward danger
It has been a quarter century since the 9/11 attack. You have your memories of that day. I recall seeing a plane hit the second…
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Nine Lawrence high schoolers qualify as National Merit semifinalists
Nine Lawrence high school seniors have qualified as National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.
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County reports $79 million in assets
Countywide sales tax collections were 8% higher in August than the same month last year, Riley County treasurer Shiloh Hager told commissioners on Monday, although collections were down 9% from July...
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