2026 News Archive
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Local agency conducts annual pet clinic
Peggy BairSpecial to the Times Pets lined up to participate in HOPE, Inc.’s annual Furever Festival on Saturday at Kansas Country Store. The event provided…
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Local boy competing in Baby of the Year contest
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times An 11-month-old Leavenworth boy is a candidate in an online Baby of the Year contest. “He’s always got the biggest smile on…
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Staying safe on the farm can get you back home
This is National Farm Safety and Health Week. Here is a true experience that happened to me a few years ago. I was fortunate that…
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Driver arrested after crash
Staff reportA Lawrence man was arrested following a crash in southern Leavenworth County, according to an official with the Sheriff’s Office.The crash was reported at…
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Board begins process to fill vacancy
John RichmeierLeavenworth TimesMembers of the Leavenworth Board of Education have initiated a process to fill a vacancy on the school board. But further details about…
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Commissioners seek changes, more details on K-State's Edge 3.0 financing
K-State Foundation officials on Tuesday announced preliminary numbers for its planned Edge 3.0 development, which they said is projected to bring in $28 million in annual visitor spending.
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Community groups coordinate relief for Geary Estates fire victims
A fire at the Geary Estates apartment complex near Fort Riley displaced a number of residents over the weekend, including service members and their families.
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Toliver trial in hands of jury
The case of a Manhattan man charged with attempted first-degree murder is now in the hands of a jury in Riley County District Court.
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Fort Riley safe ride program sees surge in demand
The Fort Riley Safe Passage program provided about 2,400 rides from May through August, according to Jared Tremblay, director of the Flint Hills Metropolitan Planning Organization.
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