2026 News Archive
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Three local officers graduate from state academy
Staff report Three law enforcement officers from Leavenworth County agencies recently graduated for the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center near Hutchinson. The graduation ceremony for...
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Leavenworth man publishes novels 40 years after writing them
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times While serving in the Army in the 1980s, Ray Hartjen wrote three Western novels. Hartjen, who wrote the books in longhand, said…
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Local gridiron teams off to great start
Major shoutout to the gridiron Rams of Pleasant Ridge. Through two weeks the Rams’ unbeaten mark appears to be an indication that coach Spencer Foster…
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Lansing to conduct Economic Development Bootcamp
Staff report As part of a comprehensive plan update, city of Lansing officials will hold a two-day Economic Development Bootcamp. The event will take place… Login to continue reading...
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Local athletes recognized in weekly ballot
It’s that time again to recognize our local high school athletes. The Times has rolled out our annual Athletes of the Week feature, and you…
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Character defined by admitting you are wrong
I saw something on Facebook that reminded me of a lesson we sometimes forget: One of the greatest signs of strength is being willing to…
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Check out the savvy of fall gobblers
Time for one of hunting’s greatest challenges – hunting big fall gobblers. These big birds are hunted by predators their entire lives. They learn how…
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Rebuilding civic trust in Kansas
Constitution Day doesn’t get the attention which Independence Day receives every July 4, but historically it has nonetheless served as an important opportunity to teach…
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