2026 News Archive
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United Way distributes funds to locals in need
Peggy BairSpecial to the Times United Way of Leavenworth County has been busy distributing donations throughout the county this summer. Myranda Agnew, the nonprofit’s newly…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Register to vote in upcoming election
To the editor: Now is the time to make sure you are voter ready. To vote in the special election on Aug. 4, you must… Login to continue reading Login
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Next 250 years start now, so let’s get to work
The excesses, stupidity and insensitive garishness of the chief executive’s American birthday celebration for himself is, like the fireworks, just a memory. We’ll be paying…
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County may not consider data center until November
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times The Leavenworth County administrator said county commissioners likely would not consider an application for a data center development until late this year...
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Basehor resident to take military skills to community work
Beth KornegaySpecial to the Times After 34 years, Basehor resident Shawn Carns has retired from a distinguished career in the United States Army. He enlisted…
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Blood drive slated Friday in Lansing
Staff report Community Blood Center (CBC), the primary provider of blood to 70-plus hospitals across Kansas and Missouri, will host a blood drive Friday at… Login to continue reading...
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PATRIOTISM ON DISPLAY
This article has no body content. Patriotism is shown on display at the recent Carry the Flag walk/run in Basehor.Beth Kornegay
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HOLIDAY PARADE
This article has no body content. People and dogs march in the Easton Fourth of July parade Saturday.Peggy Bair Erin Felzke watches the parade in…
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Outgoing garrison commander says workforce was biggest challenge
Some of the biggest challenges facing Fort Riley leaders are financial, says the fort’s commander.
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