Emporia, KS News

• Emporia, KS News
• Bulldogs Bite Down on 2-1A State Championship
• Asset protection
• Kids college is full but we are making a waiting list, have a great holiday week...
• Tornadoes rake Kansas, damaging homes, businesses
• About Town
• Community News
• Chase County double duty educator retires
• Menus
• Goodman seeking re-election for Lyon County Attorney
• TONIGHT: Kelley Hunt returns for benefit concert
• FHTC is open till noon today, please enter in the front doors (North Entrance)....
• Just a reminder Student Services is open tomorrow from 8 am to noon!
• Ballard to challenge Don Hill for House seat
• Newman CEO announces retirement
• Briggs to Face Rep. Mast in this Year’s election.
• Kelley Hunt returns for benefit concert
• The News, Briefly
• Tallgrass Prairie Preserve celebrates Memorial Day
• Skin Cancer Screening Clinic Successful
• Students present projects, teachers express grievances
• County approves purchase of community corrections vehicles
• Let me count the ways
• Good Causes
• Robert Driewer resigns as CEO from Newman Regional Health
• Lyon County Commission discusses $2 million water line replacement
• Current FHTC Students: Please be patient with MyFHTC, Moodle and FHTC email. We...
• Blog USD 253 Board of Education meeting May 23
• Briggs running for House District 76
• City Commission considers resolving erosion along Cottonwood River
• Current FHTC Students: Please be patient with MyFHTC, Moodle and FHTC email. We...
• Consider your ears when swimming
• What's the matter with scanners?
• More from Manhattan
• Is the Bible really out of date?
• ‘11 Birthdays,’ ‘Confetti Girl’ selected for White book awards
• Computer system is causing lines at motor vehicle offices
• Blog: Flint HIlls Community Health Center board meeting
• Jones Trust denies grant toward new ball fields
• Reunions
• Community News
• Former postmaster convicted of embezzling
• Tornado damages homes in Harper; no known injuries
• Tip a Deputy
• Putting down new roots
• About Town
• WAW Childrens Book Awards announced
• Zebra mussels removed from the Council Grove intake tower
• Gut feeling
• EHS swimming and diving takes 7th at state
• Congratulations to all FHTC Graduates Way to GO!!!!!!
• UPDATE: Council Grove removes zebra mussels
• Student projects to improve community reach fruition
• Kansas officials prepare for toxic algae Blooms
• FHTC Graduation WLW Auditorium tomorrow at 2 pm Graduates be there at 1 pm Littl...
• Ken Weaver named Dean of ESU Teachers College
• About Town
• Get Jesus in your heart
• Americus UMC feeds a need
• Faith News
• Art Notes
• Giada leads the way
• FHTC Graduation
• Pats on the Back
• Using the Bible to discriminate
• Ken Weaver named dean of Emporia State University’s Teachers College
• No immediate strike scheduled for Dolly Madison workers
• City Commission approves VekTek tax abatement
• The News, Briefly
• Pennies for Patients campaign exceeds goal
• Governor Signs Nine Bills into Law
• Collecting Canadian soil samples
• Good Causes
• Flint Hills Technical College and GTM Sportswear entered into a strategic partne...
• City Commission approves VekTek tax abatement
• No immediate strike scheduled for Dolly Madison workers
• Real-life drama
• News Briefs
• Emporia Police have an Arson suspect in custody
• City Commission holds public hearings
• About Town
• Education for Veterans
• Don’t be a litterbug
• National Teachers Hall of Fame is a Gift
• One Simple Wish stops in Emporia
• End of the Year Bash today at 11:30 am in the Commons area. Free food and games...
• Kansas lawmakers talk tax cuts but move little
• Bankruptcy judge denies Hostess’ motion to reject teamster contracts
• Know your risk
• Emporia railroad committee wants to become official
• Washburn researcher seeks WWII information
• E-Vision is exemplary
• Grateful for Aye
• The value of education
• Well done, Manhattan
• Dorcey files for office
• Two new businesses to be open in Madison
• Murder and a movie
• Thoughts and prayers are with the Hermreck family. Sorry for your loss.
• City Commission holds public hearings
• Don't forget about the end of the year bash!
• City Commission meeting
• FHCHC not awarded grant
• Flags at half-staff
• BCTGM strike vote Wednesday
• 75 years of faithful volunteers
• Oleen advises graduates to pack their backpacks
• Emporia High grads look toward future
• 4-H News
• Reunions
• Community News
• Eggs and Issues: City’s cash balances have grown
• The Trial Balloon
• North Lyon County receives Hopkins awards
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Emporia High grads look toward future
• Accident injures two
• Live Stream of Emporia High School Graduation sponsored by ESU 3:00 PM
• Something To Celebrate
• E-TV streams graduation live
• Class of 2012 ends its tenure at EHS
• Council Grove stage four water restrictions lifted
• Eggs and Issues: City's cash balances have grown
• Oleen advises ESU graduates to pack their backpacks
• Countdown one week till graduation!
• Scholarship awards announced for EHS graduates
• Emporia High seniors graduate Sunday at White Auditorium
• NHHS scholarship recipients announced
• Miracles
• RDA considers ESU and FHTC presidents as board members
• EHS seniors arrive early to prank, leave for good
• Emporia State University moves Saturday’s commencement indoors
• BCTGM Strike Vote Wednesday
• Honesty
• Local musician receives honors
• When clutter causes conflict
• Vopat earns state certification
• Unsullied
• Pats on the back
• A "pretty" good dog
• Zebra mussels affect water supply
• Council Grove water level almost back to normal
• RDA considers ESU and FHTC presidents as board members
• Zebra Mussels clog Council Grove water supply
• Call for volunteers: disaster preparedness
• Teachers express grievances
• Lyon County Commission decides to not request opinion from Attorney General
• After school program
• City Commission is ready to vote on Property Enforcement
• The News, Briefly
• FHTC offering Kid’s College
• The Flower of McIvers
• Good Causes
• Tailgate for Tourism
• BOE Meeting: Board tables discussion, KNEA raises employee grievances, public questions administrator salaries, fifth graders recognized for TRC project
• About Town
• Justice not served
• Care is needed
• Give us facts
• Emporia Library offers Summer Reading Programs
• Police issue Arrest warrant for ottawa, emporia kidnapper
• Area students named to Governor’s Scholars Program
• Sen. Moran: USPS will not close rural post office
• City Commission discusses property enforcement
• Exit Counseling will be held in Room T-121 in the Technology Building today and...
• Play safe
• Emporians can go back to DMV offices
• Babysitting clinic: enroll now
• ESU business dean resigns
• Pasta Palooza tickets now available
• Emporian to represent Big First
• Foster care month
• Kansas before party
• We are not alone
• Flyover People - Leading by Example
• Dean of business school steps down
• School Block: Growth brings change
• Children’s medical grants available
• Reunions
• 4-H News
• Five EHS students accepted to Leadership Academy
• Harveyville receives $245K Urgent Need Grant
• About Town
• Community News
• 2012 Summer Arts Classes at EAC
• Injury motorcycle accident in Chase County.
• City Commission meeting
• Flag Retirement
• Acclaimed Charro headlines Flint Hills Rodeo
• Hays House under new management
• National Weather Service issues significant weather advisory until 9:15 p.m. Sunday.
• National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm watch until 11 p.m. Sunday
• The soccer tournament went great! Thank you for participating! A special thank...
• Emporia Police locate missing teen
• School Block
• KLETC announced April graduates
• Menus
• Business Briefs
• About Town
• Mayor Mlynar anticipates bright future
• Emporia Police seeks help locating a runaway teen
• Truck catches fire at Interstate 35 and East U.S. 50
• Injury vehicle accident occurs at East Ninth Avenue and Commercial Street
• Glendo Corp. to be featured on Ion Channel
• Area women attend LWML conference
• Faith News
• Area youth perform for LDS president
• Revolutionary!
• Art Notes
• Heminway's private world
• Unruh to speak at Pioneer Bluffs
• Pats on the Back
• Pledge of loyalty?
• Unexpected results of deregulation
• About Town
• Thill chosen for 2013 Art is Ageless Calendar
• Charges Dismissed
• LCSB and Sutherlands named host city sponsors
• Cap on Taxing authority has been discussed
• The News, Briefly
• City Commission honors law Enforcement
• Emporia high school to recognize 2012 honor graduates
• iPads for Kindergarteners
• Emporia State partners with Google to provide students enhanced e-mail services
• Hostess Brands motion granted
• Various Comments
• Good Causes
• FHTC would like to thank our volunteers, donors and most of all individuals that...
• Extension board clarifies county appropriations
• City Commission honors law enforcement
• Charges against Carapezza and Hughes dismissed without prejudice
• About Town
• ESU, EHS, community combine
• Hopkins Foundation awards teachers $28,000 in cash prizes
• News Briefs
• Man Sentenced for possessing bombs
• Consolidate Health Care Services
• Building futures one student, one teacher at a time
• Former Legislators Say “No”
• Hostess Brands motion granted
• Response in progress to wreck on Road D
• Bill seeks to allow smoking in Kansas bars
• Recipients of Hopkins Award announced
• Playing by your rules
• Tom Eddy honored for 50 years of service at ESU
• Hopkins Awards Announced
• Night of a hundred tornadoes
• Property enforcement requires community voice
• Moseby arrested on 12 charges
• Plant sale held by Emporia Gardeners of America
• Community News
• Car Show
• About Town
• Postcard finally arrives
• Officials pleased by farm labor rules’ demise
• City Commission meeting
• Prom makes ‘magical memories’
• One to One
• Car chase update: Moseby arrested on 12 charges
• Happy Happy Monday!! Have a great day! Countdown to graduation begins if you hav...
• Flint Hills Sustainability Fair will be held on Saturday, April 28th from 9 a.m....
• About Town
• Special prosecutor remains
• Menus
• Rodriguez retires after 30 years
• Business Briefs
• Kan. officials pleased by farm labor rules' demise
• Special prosecutor remains for Carapezza and Hughes trial
• Drug take-back event Saturday
• Grace UMC parsonage to be sold
• It's rocket science
• Art Notes
• George analyzes immigrant journey
• Emporia in 2012 KU Opera Gala
• Car show to raise money for scholarship fund
• Moore voices concern over new regulations
• Pats on the Back
• Injury accident on 99 leaves 3 injured
• About Town
• ESU alumnus named American Statistical Association Fellow
• Gearing up for the FHTC Auction!!!!!!!!!! Hope to see you there!
• Lyon County in Tornado watch
• Admire spring dinner
• Weather balloon goes up, stays up
• The News Briefly
• Revisions necessary to NRH bylaws
• Semis stuck on Hwy. 50 at Turnpike bridge
• 16 year anniversary of helmet program
• Sustainability Fair is Saturday
• The Quadrillion Dollar Solution
• Goals continue to draw attention from boe
• Good Causes
• Updated: wreck on U.S. Highway 99
• Minor traffic accident causes congestion at Industrial and Interstate 35
• Blog: USD 253 Board of Education
• City and county discuss ambulances and transportation
• City Commission discusses property enforcement
• Blog: Newman Regional Health board meeting
• About Town
• Main Street receives 2012 accreditation
• Citizens Bank buys Emporia branch of MNB
• Health Center finishes remodel, waits for grant to move location
• News Briefs
• Cell phone responsibility
• Responsible corporate citizens
• Student, faculty research celebrated Thursday
• Tuskegee Airman to speak at Roundtable Friday
• Important dates! Starting today Noel Levitz Student Satisfaction May 5th 9 am So...
• Abundat Harvest surplus available
• Spring into Fitness
• Portrait of an artist
• Student loan forgiveness
• Slater announces candidacy for COunty Commissioner
• Chef brings expertise to FHTC
• Blog: Flint HIlls Community Health Center board meeting
• Deadline looms for child care regulation meeting
• Slater announces candidacy for County Commissioner
• Vehicle fire: road closed
• Food safety handling classes offered in Emporia
• EHS Thespians recognized in ceremony
• Why did the judge do that?
• Emporia School District discusses funding, other issues
• Biology students get rare opportunity
• About Town
• Community News
• 4-H News
• Happy Monday!! This is a big week for FHTC - just a reminder the FHTC Auction is...
• Kansas jail break raises public safety concerns
• Eggs and Issues: Emporia School District discusses funding, other issues
• ERC offers summer day camps
• Former PDGA World Champion McCabe started career in Emporia
• LWV of Kansas warns of tax pitfalls on current proposals
• Lecturer speaks on wartime destruction
• Escaped Ottawa County inmate James apprehended
• Bowyer Speaks at Practice
• EHS senior directs EAT (It's not about food)
• Martin running for re-election
• About Town
• Rape suspect pleads not guilty
• S.O.S. give thanks
• Pats on the Back
• Emporia State’s Bulletin named best — again
• Then and Now
• Celebrating our volunteers: National Volunteer Week April 15-21
• Theater closes season with dance show
• Grinter Place Hosts 36th Annual Quilt Show
• Art Notes
• 'Die Fledermaus' wings into Plumb Hall
• The Autism Perspective
• Faith News
• Christ is Risen
• Free cake in the Tallgrass Grille, while it lasts!
• The graphic arts technology program recently entered into an internship agreemen...
• Escaped murderer caught
• Hostess receives extension
• SOS Announces New Executive Director
• Arson Investigations
• Day of Disaster
• The News, Briefly
• Unions testifying today in Hostess case
• City Commission Elects A New Mayor
• COmmunity Connections course offerings
• Indigenous People
• Youth Friends Benefit Concert Tomorrow Night
• Youthfriends Benefit Concert
• Good Causes
• Unions testifying today in Hostess case
• During the Sustainability Fair FHTC is kicking off the Emporia Farmer's Market a...
• Two automotive technology students have qualified to participate in the Ford AAA...
• City Commission elects new mayor
• Ok we haven't asked in a while, if FHTC was to develop a mascot what should it be??
• Presbyterian Manor celebrates Founders
• About Town
• FHTC hosts Kids College
• Team of scientists evaluates Emporia State’s undergraduate research program
• Small business workshops scheduled
• Hopkins Launches New Towing Solutions Website
• Escaped prisoners armed and dangerous
• Lyon County State Bank continues renovation
• Potestio to bring experience and values to Foundation
• News Briefs
• Girl scouts honor local volunteers
• Technology rich projects aim to impact Emporia
• Thayer recognized for service to crime victims
• Emporia State employees recognized for service
• You have Diabetes, What do you do now?
• Quilted table another triumph for Emporia's quilt guilds
• Send in the verbs
• War of Words
• The machine tool technology program and the Kansas State Department of Education...
• Emporia can place a bid to host Amateur Disc Golf World Championship
• ESU students help the homeless
• 4-H news
• Sen. Roberts discusses polarity among legislators
• Walnut parents thanks
• Fundraiser for cystic fibrosis planned at Esu
• About town
• New computer system will cause DMV delays in May
• Over, under, around and through
• Party for the planet
• Jeff Mack works glass for blowout
• Logan A. Grieder, a 2011 Graphic Arts Technology graduate, recently received an...
• Flint Hills Technical College welcomes HLC! We are excited about this opportunity!
• The Flint Hills Technical College dental assisting program leads the state and n...
• No one reports damages during tornado warning
• Wichita storm damage could total $283M
• Midwest tornadoes: 5 dead, 29 injured in Okla.
• Governor declares state of disaster emergency
• We want your photos and videos from this weekend
• National Weather Service issues tornado watch until 2 a.m. Sunday
• Emporia Glass Blown Open block party moves into Granada Theatre
• Moonlight Madness has been canceled.
• 100 Percent Death Rate
• New restaurant to open in Strong City
• City honors 911 dispatchers
• We Need Photo & Video Help!
• SPRING HAS SPRUNG!!! Join us at the TallGrass Grille April 17th for a delicious...
• Chef Lance will be on Iron Chef. Tune in to Food network on: Apr 15, 2012 9 pm,...
• Have a great weekend!
• Walnut School event rescheduled
• Strongest severe weather threat to Kansas on Saturday; prepare now
• IN PROGRESS LIVE Broadcast: Town Hall Meeting with Sen. Pat Roberts
• Prairie Fire Festival concludes Saturday
• Rep. Huelskamp hosts a town hall meeting in Emporia
• Weather Outlook
• TODAY: Sen. Roberts visits Emporia, seeks input
• Location changed for Flintstock
• Had a great visit with EMS today!! Thank you for coming.
• Webb named Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor
• Thurston’s Purchases Unruh Automotive
• The News, Briefly
• Corner House closes homeless female Veterans facility
• Boe approves contract non-renewals
• City commission talks Property enforcement, historic designation
• Sen. Roberts visits Emporia, seeks input
• An Imperial Presidency?
• Good Causes
• Car tag office to close for one week
• Rabas, Puckett read poetry at ESU Friday
• About Town
• Transcended Time
• Helping those who need help
• A humbling honor
• Friends of the Library hold book sale
• Luncheon discusses Agricultural Use Regulation
• News Briefs
• Unions prepare to strike if Hostess Motion passes
• Amy Sage Webb named Distinguished Professor
• FHTC would like to welcome Ottawa High and Olpe High Students today! Thank you f...
• Tonight: ESU students plan to tackle Zumba record again
• ERC's Spring boot camp
• AACSB reaffirms accreditation for Emporia State’s School of Business
• The federal refund that keeps on giving
• The gallery at Pioneer Bluffs
• Emporia State’s Boertman Lecture looks at the ruins left behind by war
• Gun safety includes BB guns
• Sexting: A chargeable offense
• Unions prepare to strike if Hostess motion passes
• 10th Annual Benefit Auction Planned Come out and enjoy a night of “Techopoly” d...
• Top Hat inducts four
• 4-H News
• About Town
• Lecture on the springs of Council Grove continues park series
• WAW Bierocks
• ESU fundraiser
• Self-defense class deadline
• County reaches crossroads with maintenance of infrastructure
• Assistant superintendent resigns, reflects on education standards
• Prairie Fire Festival Tuesday through Saturday
• Wishing everyone a great holiday! Please travel safely and see you tomorrow!
• In Monday's Gazette
• County commissioners talk roads at Eggs and Issues
• Students start getting your teams together!!!!! Soccer Tournament is scheduled...
• Easter Egg Hunt CANCELED
• Emporia Board and Commissions need more applicants
• Three churches, three crosses, one pastor at sunrise
• Cooper shares Iditarod experience with students
• Beating the odds
• About Town
• Pats on the Back
• When KanCare comes to Emporia
• Emporia State students plan to tackle Zumba record again
• The greatness of Catherine
• Art Notes
• Never underestimate the power of a cold cup of water
• Faith News
• Easter Egg Hunt Saturday
• Just a reminder that FHTC is closed today in observance for Good Friday. Everyo...
• Area veterans make honor flight
• The News Briefly
• Lyon County Extension Changes office Hours
• Lyon county court employees furloughed
• Music and poetry on tap Friday night
• City Commission adopts 2012 budget
• Senate Shows Progress on “Kansas First” Agenda
• Microbe Happenings
• Legislative delays
• Good Causes
• Kansas to resume issuing driver's licenses
• PBL will be selling Otis Spunkmeyer Cookies today!!!! 3 for $1.00 or 1 for 50 ce...
• Just a reminder enrollment for summer and fall has began! Please stop by Studen...
• City Commission adopts 2012 budget
• About Town
• Flint Hills Discovery Center opening soon
• $1,000 cash reward
• Hopkins Expands
• Courts to be furloughed
• New Recipe
• Toms tribute
• New tools
• Area Easter Observances
• Rabies increase in Kansas
• Statewide server problem halts Emporia DL office
• Stress puts teens at risk
• Rebuilding Year?
• Home has arrived
• Enough
• Easter event
• Emporia State theatre presents 'Doubt'
• Smith appointed as Greenwood County Undersheriff
• Emporia public schools not serving 'Pink Slime'
• Emporia schools announce kindergarten orientation dates
• Good Friday - April 6, 2012 - No Classes and the College is Closed .
• Balcom done playing basketball at ESU
• About Town
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Governor signs first repealer bills
• Farmers expect to plant huge 2012 corn crop
• City commission meeting
• Emporians experience Final Four
• Former Emporian coined term ‘Pink Slime’
• Motor home crash kills 5 in northeast Kansas
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not THAT rich
• Calipari (and Kentucky) get Kansas again for title
• The DNA program is hosting a Culture Exchange on Monday in the conference rooms....
• Open house was a success!! Thank you for those that came and toured campus, enro...
• Ex-Illini coach Weber hired by Kansas St
• Stop by and see us today!! 1-4 Open house. Tour campus, enroll for summer and...
• Holder of winning Kan. ticket hasn't come forward
• BOE approves time capsule plan during special meeting
• Local foods entrepreneur obtains licensing for salsa sale
• Put a twist on an Eastertime favorite
• Community Easter service set
• Lights now working
• Forgery case goes to trial
• Student receives Gold Key Award
• An exploration of suicide
• About Town
• The greatest story ever told
• Faith News
• New Mormon Temple to hold open house
• A Joyful Noise
• Arts Notes
• Absolute efficiency
• March Music Madness wraps up Saturday
• Area Easter observances
• RDA looking at changes to tax abatement policy
• 4-H teaches life skills
• Board of Education approves plan to open time capsules
• Missing teen found
• Lopez announces candidacy
• Community Open House tomorrow from 1 pm to 4 pm - Come tour the campus, meet wit...
• KU assistant coach, Manning, accepts Tulsa job
• NWS Issues Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 10 p.m.
• Lyon County Commission approves Resolution 9-12
• Piano trio debuts at Granada
• The News, Briefly
• Newman regional health reviews candidates for recruitment
• Kansas city auction house sells art by hitler
• Coming Apart
• Good Causes
• Career Fair = Success!! Thank you students for making it successful. We are pr...
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch thr. midnight
• William Allen White to be inducted into the Kansas Hall of Fame
• Board of Education holds special meeting to decide on time capsules
• Respect for Leaders
• Unattributed editorials
• About Town
• Tammy Vopat announces candidacy
• Shutdown costs to be reflected in westar rates
• News Briefs
• Application Deadline Extended
• Running for scholarships
• Hornet Telethon reaches out to new students
• Katie Wolfe, violin, performs tonight at Beach Hall
• Kan. Hall of Fame to announce 3 selections
• Reminder the career fair is tomorrow!!
• Human remains examined in Osage County
• Hearing aids improve quality of life
• Traffic safety committee recommends parking changes
• Emporia State Students qualify for national competition
• Two girls, tulips and rainbows
• What a year!
• Members of ESU football team suffers gunshot wound
• Emporia curbside recycling is a possibility
• Kansas' Thomas Robinson leads AP All-America team
• Three individuals involved in shooting were members of the 2011 ESU football team
• Tallgrass Prairie preserve begins prescribed burning
• Community News
• About Town
• Police seeking information about Shooting
• Kansas changes crossbow hunting rules
• Teddy bear clinic
• Extension reception
• Analysis: Tax cuts require whittling down
• Bowyer Building has first event: a wedding reception
• Welcome back faculty, staff and students - we hope everyone is rested!!
• And then there were four
• Cinderella run ends for KU
• Stewart wins rain-shortened Race
• Human remains found in Osage County
• Three injured, no arrests made after early Saturday morning shooting
• Taylor's 22 lead KU to 80-67 win over Carolina
• Students enjoy your last day of spring break - get out and enjoy the weather!
• Emporia Police respond to shots fired report.
• McTeacher’s night nets $7,000
• About Town
• Historical Society internships offered
• Menus
• Auxiliary scholarship applications available
• A LEGO Kind Of Life
• Hornet telethon reaches out to new students
• Facebook soundoff: Hwy 50 roundabout
• Archeological excavation learning opportunity
• Tammy Vopat announces candidacy for Lyon County Clerk
• Hootin' at the Emma
• Plants are best
• Thankful for help
• Pat on the Back
• A Time for Cautious Celebration
• Buying a ticket on the Kansas Bus
• Gown-wearing firefighters tackle truck
• ‘Hunger Games’ midnight showings making money
• Area seniors invited to prom
• Train derails in Emporia
• About Town
• FHTC Career Fair – Wednesday, March 28 9:00 am – 10:15am Guest Speaker Adrian...
• TGIF!!!!!!!! Students we miss you - classes resume MONDAY. Just a reminder - car...
• County waives approval for Sheriff’s Department spending
• Good Causes
• Teacher and student relationships
• New Bakery Opens in Emporia
• Former Emporian publishes novel
• The Election process
• City commission recognizes retiring police officers
• About Town
• Protecting and Serving
• 4-H more than county fair
• Cope running for Sheriff
• HWY. 50 roundabout crash rate below state average
• News Briefs
• Harveyville: A Day of Volunteering
• DenaSue Potestio named ESU Foundation President
• Offices open this week 7:30 am to 4:00 pm
• DenaSue Potestio named ESU Foundation President
• Allergy Season is Back
• Freedom for and from religion
• Spring Rains
• Expulsion at Madison
• Jones announces candidacy for Lyon County Treasurer
• Paying it forward
• Lyon County Historical Museum presents a war exhibit
• New ESU Foundation President to be announced tomorrow.
• Jones announces candidacy for Lyon County Treasurer
• Free physicals for athletes
• Litke ‘Get-It-Done’ Cowgirl
• Community News
• Building Permits
• About Town
• City commission holds study session
• Student expelled for Facebook post
• Police Sgt. Turner achieves childhood dream
• Marshall, Tar Heels get tough break in win
• Xavier breaks glass slipper; beats upstart Lehigh
• Video: 2012 St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Legislators discuss Kansas House and Senate items at Eggs and Issues
• Granola Wars - Congratulations Nursing Students you took the lead!! Here are th...
• Pancake Success
• Turning point student answers ‘mali’
• Legislators discuss Kansas House and Senate items at Eggs and Issues
• Cottonwood Falls’ Cooper Participating in Iditarod
• Foundation Presidential Candidates visit Emporia
• About Town
• Happy Spring Break!! Have a safe and enjoyable break!
• ESU Foundation Presidential candidates visit
• Saffordville sign returns
• Devine trial postponed
• About Town
• Pats on the Back
• The Taxpayer Educational Campaign
• Good schools a vital resource
• Loans available for victims of tornado
• Is it wrong to pray for yourself?
• Church News
• Finding the beauty in any situation
• Call for Congressional Arts Competition
• Muralist sought for Brown vs. Board mural
• Tallgrass Express gets green
• FHTC holds open house
• FHTC Briefs
• FHTC well represented at PBL Conference
• CU holds off UNLV for 68-64 victory
• Football game to aid Harveyville
• Cash Mob Saturday
• Kansas House OKs changes to concealed carry law
• March Madness: Not being able to watch KU, K-State
• New rules for fishing and bait
• Upgrades to 911 equipment provide faster response time
• SBA loans available for Kansans affected by Feb. 28 storms
• Cable One offers alternative
• Board of Education moves to open time capsules
• Granola Wars - don't forget your granola bars!! Student Services is picking up...
• Asparagus a healthy choice
• Happy cow, healthy cow
• Energy v. power
• Making a Difference
• Upgrades to 911 equipment provide faster response time
• Tallgrass draws $1 million to region
• Gridley bank expanding
• Thank you for those that donated to for the Harveyville victims, all donations a...
• Don't forget to fill out your FASFA for next year!
• Emporia High School forensics team heads to Baltimore for national tourney
• Pianos wanted
• Bowyer returns for ribbon cutting
• Speculation leads to increased gas prices
• Where the glaciers roamed
• Semitrailer rolls on side at West Highway 50 Roundabout
• Heart health and March Madness
• Get your plate in shape
• Flu Activity in Kansas Highest Level So Far This Season
• Black Violin Tuesday night
• Tallgrass Grille Monday, March 12 Sloppy Joes, Onion Rings, Veggie Tuesday, Marc...
• Live NCAA Tournament updates: Pittsburg State 43, Emporia State 34
• Emporia Police reopens West Highway 50 roundabout
• Help support the Powered by Pink Campaign
• Community News
• Black Violin Tuesday night
• About Town
• Interviews, forums set for ESU Foundation president candidates
• Branson is turning 100
• Uncork Kansas
• Black Violin
• Rick Santorum wins Kansas caucuses
• ESU Lady Hornets upset Washburn 71-65
• Rick Santorum wins Kansas caucuses
• 77 and 1: Olpe girls drop state title game
• Dog heaven
• Hostess Brand CEO Resigns
• Tractor-trailer turned over near Olpe
• Beginning Monday, March 12th FHTC Student Senate is sponsoring a Food For Studen...
• Last weekend for Girl Scout cookies
• ESU project begins with closing apartment complex
• Emporia to hold Republican Caucus
• The impact of Ash Wednesday
• Art Notes
• Intriguing "Aleph"
• Saturday concert features Sengpiehl, Moore
• Celtic concert blends Folk Irish, Scottish music
• Commission hears report from Harveyville
• Sakura sings for tsunami survivors
• Pats on the Back
• KanCare deserves careful study
• Vehicle burglary suspect pleads guilty
• SIFL tickets on sale Saturday
• Commissioners tour Bowyer Building
• Madison closes strong to beat Ness City 47-43
• Kansas Air National Guard could lose positions in 2013
• ESU students challenge Emporia Middle School with math games
• Legislation threatening funds for historic byway.
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• Moran battling Department of Labor
• Hostess court case postponed to March 23
• Madison girls, boys both state bound
• Lady Hornets fall to Lady Blues in MIAA Tournament title match 68-59
• Olpe wins battle of undefeated teams
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• Lebo offense comes alive to defeat Lyndon 55-47
• FHTC Phi Beat Lambda advances to National Leadership Conference
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• Lady Hornets advance to MIAA Tournament title game
• PBL is going to San Antonio for Nationals!!!!! Way to go students!
• Donations needed for storm stricken areas
• Harveyville town meeting tonight
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• A little spring magic comes to Emporia
• Daycare temporarily closed by KDHE
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• Kansas Joyce DiDonato wins Grammy
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• Pulled pork special at Didde CCC
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• Books find new homes through online sales
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• "Amistad" screening part of Black History Month
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• Burglary suspect pleads not guilty
• Casino opens overlooking turn 2 at Kansas Speedway
• ESU, FHTC teaming up for susatainabilty programs
• New Dollar General store is opening in Emporia
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• Cargill Acquires Emporia Pet Food Plant
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• ESU celebrates 149th birthday
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• Dolly Madison parent company Hostess files Chapter 11, Unions prepare for company-wide strike
• Human relations commission requests rental rules
• Spring into comfortable eyes
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• Obama reveals new budget
• I Do - Again
• Happy Valentines Day!
• Lots of things going on at FHTC...We are having our first ever Bowling Night at...
• Injury accident west of Emporia on Hwy. 50
• Darbyshire family nets $2,500 for Hartford high School
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• City commission meeting is Wednesday
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• Good morning!! Welcoming Monday with SNOW :) - yes we are having classes!
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• A broken arm story
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• Earthquake risk at plants will be reassessed
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• Fire damages house
• Giant comeback
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
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• Topeka group aims at proposed hoodie ordinance
• No. 22 Lady Hornets upset No. 10 Northeastern State
• Vaccinations are Important
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• Legislators tackling Kan. school finance proposal
• ESU Foundation president search committee meets for the first time
• Emporian competes in MMA
• Kohlman embraces new challenge
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• A whole new neon jungle
• Smith wins Lyon County Spelling Bee
• Nurse faces sentencing in drug tampering case
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• Renewal-of-Vows service scheduled for Valentines
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• Emporia High E-Vision to Broadcast EHS Basketball & Winter Sports Crowning Tonight
• Flames reported after electricity pole knocked over
• Smith wins Lyon County spelling bee
• Reading receives books from Kansas State Reading Circle
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• Mayor Nelson Delivers State of City Address
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• To Baldwin City and beyond
• Moran will retire
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• A tractor struck a train southwest of Reading
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• Invest in teachers
• GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
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• Emporia State professor earns national award
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• Tell your story and tell it straight
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• Spartans fall in double overtime at Glacier’s Edge
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• Emporia State University names four as 2012 Distinguished Alumni
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• Board of Education approves 1/2 mill levy Continuation
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• Legendary Penn State Coach Joe Paterno dies at age 85
• Spartans fall two points short of classic championship
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• Bowyer wins 2011 Coca-Cola Chug for Charity title, benefits Emporia's “79 Fund”
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• Possible grant opens way for new ball fields
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• Napier is new postmaster
• Emporia State's marketing efforts earn awards
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• MR Sisters Sweets ribbon cutting
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• Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep returns to Emporia Motors
• ‘No’ on unlimited taxation
• Wolf Creek shuts down after loss of power
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• You had to get up early to register for the DK200 this year.
• Taxes top priority for legislative session
• Wolf Creek terminates Notification of Unusual Event
• Just a reminder the college will be CLOSED Monday!
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• Emporia State's online bachelor's degree offerings earn notice in U.S. news rankings
• County approves consent agenda
• Rickbone expands creative exploration
• A vision of life after the 'disappearance'
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• Is government really the problem?
• Welcome FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!! Just a reminder that Monday we are closed in celebratio...
• Free food at Abundant Harvest
• Emporia State’s online bachelor’s degree offerings earn notice in U.S.News rankings
• School replaces 2012-13 calendar
• First vote cast under new ID law
• Crash victim remembered as compassionate
• EPL story times
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• Thanks to Babinger Trust
• Time is running out
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• Local Lawmakers REspond to Brownback Speech
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• Sources say accident victim was an ESU international student from China
• Sources say accident victim was an ESU international student from China
• Kansas Law Allows People Under 21 to drink
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• Library offers free computer classes
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• Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• Interstate wreck kills Emporia man
• Avoid I-35: accident has lanes closed
• Start the new year a bit at a time
• Scarlet fever in Emporia confirmed
• Workshop on strategic planning scheduled at FHTC
• Yes to the Petition
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• Commissioner approve extension district
• Kerry Sull is the New City Clerk
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• Jenkins Named Kan. National Guard State Chaplain
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• On TV: Watch Lyon County Commissioners discuss and approve the Extension district proposal
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• Possible hazardous materials stolen
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• Longbine Autoplaza named 2011 business of the year
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• County votes 2-1 to approve extension district
• Lyon County Commission votes on joining Frontier Extension District
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• Shonrock has busy first day
• The ‘you’ in ‘public’
• Envisioning a bright future
• Unlimited taxing authority?
• Longbine Auto Plaza named Chamber business of the year
• Boeing to close Wichita defense plant by end of 2013
• Gifford, Schankie selected to Shrine Bowl
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• Heaven: Closer Than We Think
• January is Cervical Health Awareness Month
• Lyon County residents had 62 concealed carry applications approved in 2011
• Faith inspires former Emporian to travel the world
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• Dolly Madison Employees’ pension to unfreeze Jan. 1
• Criminal Offenses increased in 2011
• Holiday closings
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• ‘Vengeance’ is gripping
• ESU singers compete nationally
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• KDHE helps with New Year’s Resolution to quit smoking
• Courthouse closed today, Monday
• Emporia Sears Store Stays Open
• Spangles still unsure of opening date
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• NRH Board of Trustees approves 2012 budget
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• FHCHC made money in November
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• CMAjoR impresses N.Y. Record Label
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• Offices reopen today at 7:30 am
• Should you age disgracefully?
• Golden gifts
• Mast addresses three of the top issues of 2012
• Emporian going through military training
• Red Cross offers first aid/CPR/AED Courses
• Additional Christmas refuse
• Christmas tree drop-off
• Rep. Don hill gearing up for 2012
• Kansas lawmaker doubts state will ban cellphone use in cars
• Emporia Christian School building naturescape playground
• ESA accepts applications for 2012 Youth Scholarship Program
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• Wishing everyone a wonderful and safe Merry Christmas!
• Holmes is now a Detective
• The blessing of compassion
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• Paul Terry classic gone for good
• Use the gift of memory
• EMS undergoing moving transition
• Extension vote delayed
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• Finding light on dark days
• The Holmes legend continues
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• Nguyen wins statewide essay contest
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• Celebrating Christmas throughout the year
• Christmas Services
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• Collector finds Nativity sets From around the world
• Eskridge man killed in wreck
• Extension district decision delayed
• Schlobohm named Local Hero
• Extension discussion continues
• Emporia Motors donates to Food for Students
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• Area students recognized by National Forensic League
• City commission amends budget
• Former Notre Dame quarterback transferring to KU
• Dwyer new COO for TFI
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• FHTC will close at 2:30 pm today. Happy Holidays - Offices will reopen Wednesda...
• Auto Accident Occurs at Road 370 and Highway 99.
• Taking Stock of Stocks
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• Cookies and 'milk' for Santa
• Reindeer spotted on Ohio highway
• It’s not too late to give to the United Way
• Giant Pothole damages cars on Sixth Ave.
• If you build it, they will come
• Commissioners continue discussion of extension office
• County continues discussion on extension district
• Prenatal care: The gift of good health
• Northern Heights basketball games postponed
• New scales for transfer station
• KU scholarship established in memory of Emporian
• Thanks for caring
• Volunteering strengthens the community
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• Appeal in Interstate Bakeries case falls flat
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• Emporian injured in accident Sunday
• Redeker hired as director of residential life
• City commission holds action meeting Wednesday
• Angels still needed
• ‘12 days of Giving’
• Another successful year for DeLane Drive toy drop
• Schrock stresses the influence of professors
• Reminder Book Buy Back today and tomorrow from 8-3:30 pm. Congratulations to our...
• National Weather Service Issues Winter Storm Watch for Emporia
• Graduation is Tuesday, December 20th at 7 pm Albert Taylor Hall, ESU Campus
• Schrock stresses the influence of professors
• Schlobohm organizes Reading's relief efforts
• Lyon County needs Foster parents
• Coupon to the max
• Madison football stars verbally commit to Emporia State
• Wrong number for courthouse
• ESU graduation is Saturday
• Kansas Revenue secretary addresses Chamber
• County discusses joining frontier extension district
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• Winter Farmers Market moves
• A Christmas message
• Reflection at semester’s end
• Abolish the death penalty in Kansas
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• A tale of danger in Afghanistan
• Presbyterian Manor calls for entries for Art is Ageless
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• Luke 1:26-38
• Emporia Municipal band performs holiday concert Sunday
• TGIF!!! Good luck on finals!!
• County discusses joining Frontier Extension District
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• NRH, County Commission see presentation of potential losses in federal funding
• The Christmas Gift
• Brownback education funding plan appears to benefit rural schools
• Mistletoe, a plant of the holidays
• Lessons and Carols
• Carriage Rides
• AT&T awards EAC grant for arts education
• Energy savings Achieved
• Kansas Department of Revenue secretary Nick Jordan discusses proposed Kansas tax policy at Emporia Chamber of Commerce
• United Way of the Flint Hills headed to final phase of campaign
• Live Stream Today: Kansas Secretary of Revenue Nick Jordan
• Interim Job Well Done
• Hays House started near grease fryer, arson ruled out
• Sincere thanks for Schlobohm
• Iraq Syndrome
• Shonrock shares experiences with Texas Tech recruiting push
• ESU foundation Search Committee FORmed
• Miller named permanent dean of liberal arts and sciences at ESU
• Just a reminder today is the Christmas Dinner at 11:30 Tallgrass Grille. And th...
• Missing Person, help requested
• Shonrock shares experiences with Texas Tech recruiting push
• Winter is here
• Dear Community
• Buckle Up
• Holiday stress - get a massage
• It's a Miracle
• Schlobohm steps down as PIO for Reading
• Come celebrate Christmas with FHTC on December 19th from 6:00-7:30 p.m.! Childre...
• Hamilton receives National Board certification
• Bluestem Christmas party
• About Town
• Northern Heights girls fall at Herington
• Win an iPad2
• Emporia’s Seasonal Celebration
• Investigation continues in fatal wreck
• Renewing horse slaughter revives controversy
• Emporia Real Estate Group takes personal approach to real estate
• Oh Monday Monday you are here again! Welcome back students! Did you know class...
• Name of accident victim released
• Wreck Friday afternoon results in one death
• Thoughts and prayers are with the Ortiz family
• Dodgeball 9 am EMS gym - look for photos
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• The Abandoned Class
• Pocket Pets
• Accident at US Hwy. 50 and Industrial
• Shonrock selected as ESU president
• The News, Briefly
• Emporia BOE launches paperless meetings
• Kan. lawmakers skeptical of school finance plans
• FEMa denies appeal for grant to relocate fanestil meats
• Pats on the Back
• Schools face uncertain state support
• Powered by Pink
• The lives of Webster, Holliday
• What Are You Hiding?
• Faith News
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• Good morning!! Attention December 2012 Graduates - Caps and Gowns and Graduation...
• Good morning!! Attention December 2012 Graduates - Caps and Gowns and Graduatio...
• Shonrock selected as ESU President
• Watch Live: Kansas Board of Regents to introduce new ESU President
• Regents to announce new ESU president Friday
• Dodge Ball tournament Saturday at 9 am - we are excited!! Come and watch! EMS...
• City discusses grants, Commitments
• DVDs of Emporia Christmas Parade
• Midnight Madness
• FEMA funds denied
• Governor Brownback proposes changes
• Regents to announce new ESU president Friday
• Union explains pension freeze to Dolly Madison employees
• Mitchell named ENEA Master Teacher
• Watch Live: Kansas Board of Regents to introduce new ESU President
• County may add substance Abuse counseling
• KU announces new head football coach
• Literacy Summit
• Australian adventures again
• Good Causes
• FEMA appeal for Fanestil relocation denied
• Kansas Board of Regents to announce new ESU president Friday
• Governor Brownback holds Literacy Summit at ESU
• Wilson trial date set
• The President’s Speech
• Change
• Gazette buys area newspaper
• Street for Stinnett?
• About Town
• Senator Jeff Longbine files for re-election
• Desultory Thoughts
• Jobs Debate
• Emporia's Retail Pull Factor
• The Happiest Time of the Year?
• Reading rumbling back to life
• Drive Safely - yes classes are in session!!!!!!!!
• New Reading bank opens
• 4-H News
• Mound Ridge meeting
• Breakfast with Santa
• Hundreds line up for Obama tickets in Kansas
• Report on Emporia State University housing is under study
• Kansas Supreme Court to hear smoking ban case
• Fundraiser a success
• FHTC is busy wrapping the semester up!! Here are some important dates: 12/6 - Ex...
• United way campaign running strong
• Hodges wins hog competition
• A teaching moment
• Unspoken Values
• Friendship Meals
• Many Thanks
• Pats on the Back
• School cuts shortchange kids
• Art Notes
• Annual Seasonal Celebration returns to White Auditorium
• Gingerly building gingerbread
• Faith News
• Anticipation
• Dugout solicits Soulicit
• About Town
• President Obama to make speech Tuesday in Osawatomie, KS
• Kobach speaks on threats to Constitution
• Pensions frozen for Dolly Madison workers
• Today: Fundraiser for Alex Muckenthaler
• Enrollment for spring semester continues - students that have not yet enrolled p...
• City discusses rental codes
• Cruz-Uribe engaged in community
• Area hospital offers robotic mitral valve repair
• News Briefs
• NRH operates at a loss in October
• Gift Ideas for Gardeners
• Good Causes
• Pander Free Zone
• About Town
• Re-Broadcast of the Emporia Christmas Parade
• FHTC Book buy back - December 19th and 20th 8 am to 3:30 p.m.
• ESU Search Committee meets today
• Putting faith into action
• Tyson makes major donation
• November Wind
• Department on aging 'It's shrewd to be rude'
• Hughes at Morehead
• 3 arrested in local burglaries
• Annual open house showcases art, historical building
• ESU search committee to meet tomorrow
• The parade is at 7 pm this evening, the float location has changed. We will be a...
• Tonight: Four Seasons Apartments Presents a Live Broadcast of the 34th Annual Emporia Christmas Parade
• Free veggies
• Salvation Army and The Wave team up to keep Emporians warm
• 4-H News
• Class of 1956 reunion
• About Town
• Santa Paws Time
• Taco Dinner
• Christmas Parade downtown tomorrow night
• Happy heart
• Burglars nabbed, goods recovered
• ‘A White Christmas’
• Teen rethinking apology letter to Brownback
• Second Time’s the Charm
• Parade time
• Stinnett becomes premiere name
• Deadline pressure
• ‘A White Christmas’ planned at Red Rocks
• Former Chase County Treasurer sentences for theft
• Driver wins award
• About Town
• Menu
• Pats On The Back
• Friday Thoughts
• 'Tis The Season For Safety
• So Few Supermen; So Much Kryptonite
• Child Sexual Abuse Does Happen Here
• Sacred Heart Does It's Part In Going Green
• Model T Club To Meet
• Presbyterian Manor Soup Supper
• Faith News
• State Production Of Eurydice
• Arts notes
• Choir Concert To Set Holiday Mood
• Happy Thanksgiving to Everyone. We are thankful for our students, staff, faculty...
• Duke beats Kansas 68-61 for 5th Maui title
• About Town
• Valve Repair Without Broken Ribs
• Sixth Avenue Re-pavement Set For 2012
• Gifted Students Display Projects
• A New Store In Town
• Cap Fed to Provide Turkey
• Denim Day for United Way
• Donations needed
• Hot Biscuits For Healing
• Tips For Safe Holiday Cooking
• Cervelat: A sausage to savor
• About Town
• Office close today at 2:30 pm, some classes maybe in session for the afternoon/e...
• Accountability
• That gratitude thing
• Hungry Thanksgiving
• Holiday blues?
• Substance abuse treatment program suspended
• Cruz-uribe defines universities' role
• Size Matters
• Remember pennies?
• Please return goose
• Substance abuse treatment suspended
• 4-H News
• About Town
• Red Cross offers first aid and CPR/AED courses
• Lassoing an income
• Community Thanksgiving meal
• Happy Holidaze at the Zoo
• ESU presidential canidate forum
• AAA: 42.5 Million to Travel Over Thanksgiving
• Blazing trails and creating connections
• Wilson waives preliminary hearing
• Vektek Tax Abatement Under Consideration
• FHTC Dodge Ball Tournament! December 10th at 9 am - $10 per team entry - deadli...
• About Town
• EHS theatre to present Antigone
• Lyon county to host symphony in the flint hills
• Fourth Candidate for ESU Pres search announced
• Emporia Symphony Orchestra concert
• Concert features music Of El Revolución
• Faith News
• Using a day of difficulty
• The Church and Immigration
• Who's Watching?
• Art Notes
• Concert features music of El RevoluCiÓn
• County revises specifications for fairground security
• Not even 30 days
• Pats on the Back
• Why Buy Locally
• Wilson waives preliminary hearing
• Fourth ESU presidential candidate announced
• Thanksgiving dinner at FHTC went well!! Thank you for those that supported - one...
• United Way Campaign update
• Is Experience Necessary?
• Clean is good
• About Town
• KCC considering rate increases for Westar
• New product available at local flower shop
• Motor vehicle office to get upgrade
• News Briefs
• Thanksgiving Dinner today! Featuring Turkey, Ham, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Gree...
• Tonight: Band will give you the 'Shivers'
• Dine United at the Grand Central Hotel
• Car fire blocks Prairie Street
• St. James celebrates 139 years
• Silver Anniversary Celebration continues At Morris County Ranch Rodeo
• The dark side of college athletics
• Earthquakes
• Adoption always an option
• Get your tickets
• Emporia City Commission agenda
• Local food movement conference
• Wolf Creek to test for emergency preparedness
• Third candidate visits ESU
• Dine United at the Grand Central Hotel
• Teen Chef on course for career
• Band will give you the 'Shivers'
• Cemetery tour relives history of Council Grove's Early Citizens
• Emergency loans available from FSA
• Pond tank installation demo scheduled
• Emporia leadership 2011 sets class project
• Last chance to win 2012 Camaro
• FHTC FOCUS Monday and Tuesday - all prospective students are welcome to attend!...
• Cuba drilling crisis?
• Que Sera, Sera
• ‘Window time’ pays off for McAnarney
• About Town
• Our test drive
• Menus
• Charged and ready to go
• Bishop Carroll ends Emporia’s season with 40-7 loss
• Veterans Day is about appreciation
• Pats on the Back
• Watch the Veterans Day Parade
• Watch Emporia High Football
• Veterans Day activities
• ‘Muck,’ the brave
• Cassell Insurance sold
• Happy Veteran's Day! The college is closed today in observation. Have a great...
• Last chance to win 2012 Camaro
• Topics From Others
• KU fans won’t waste time mourning loss
• ESU Foundation bumps up scholarships by $7.5 million
• Good Causes
• Third ESU presidential candidate announced
• Dine United at Pizza Hut
• Fair Trade Halloween chocolates
• Lyndon teen dies after football injury
• About Town
• Community News
• 4-H News
• Honorable intent
• Win a Camaro
• Arrest made after Hartford State Bank hit by car
• Presidential search narrowed to four candidates
• Closing pension gap expensive
• Valuable wire, copper stolen from Hopkins
• Halloween, FHTC style! Many of our employees dressed up with a sports theme!
• NRH special board meeting canceled
• Happy Halloween! Just a reminder that our costume contest is at 11:30 am in the...
• Pink Tours to make stop in Emporia
• Scare and Share
• Scare and Share
• Olpe volleyball wins state championship
• Man arrested for DUI after wrecking into Hartford State Bank
• Oak Ridge's shroud of secrecy blown away by atomic blast
• 13 year old crashes into deputy’s car after two-county chase
• About Town
• ‘Act Now,’ join people worldwide to reduce the threat of stroke
• FHCHC to take back meds
• Fly your fanny flag high
• Escapees
• Dental practitioners’ time has come
• Big Brothers and Big Sisters
• Area Halloween events
• Sam vs. Food
• Hospital board approves alcohol policy
• County commissioners discuss expenses
• Hasta la vista
• Pats on the Back
• Understanding conservative leaders
• A fond farewell to Emporia
• 13 year old crashes into deputy’s car after two-county chase
• Food donations needed
• Students Remembered
• Scare and Share
• Emporia Main Street Public Improvement Auction Tonight!
• Food donations needed
• The News, Briefly
• Commission divided on health insurance
• Families deal with breast cancer diagnosis
• ‘Luxuriously-Fleeced’ Alpacas become sweaters in Topeka
• Adorable Adelaid
• Help for seniors
• Kline’s abortion records tactics deserve rebuke
• Schools awarded for state assessments
• Hospital board approves alcohol policy
• Good Causes
• County commissioners discuss expenses
• ESU presidential finalists selected
• Scare and Share
• County commissioners discuss expenses
• Major construction underway at LCSB
• Residents hope to save Neosho Rapids post office
• EAC is In the Mood
• Memorial service Thursday
• Candy on Parade
• Conservaphobia
• Respect, but Remember
• FHCHC reaches Radiology agreement with NRH
• About Town
• Big Concert Announcement!
• Commission divided on whether to improve employee health insurance
• Dine United at Verona Grill and Pizzaria
• Swing band revue
• Pretzer fundraiser
• Haunted house to raise money for childcare providers
• About Town
• My Father's world
• Reverend Grover
• Don't cheer for old Notre Dame
• Health Agenda
• Tips and tricks for good oral health
• Online Chat with Emporia Main Street President Bobby Thompson
• Road Closure: V2 at 360, 370
• Halloween Costume Contest - Monday, October 31, 11:30 Prizes include: 1st place-...
• Just a reminder Student Services will be closed today - classes are in session!
• Tuesday, October 25 Student Service Office will be closed for software training!...
• ESU students remembered for warmth and kindness
• Tyson recall yields little beef so far
• News Briefs
• Senior News
• About Town
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat with Emporia Main Street President Bobby Thompson
• Bowyer wins Talladega 500
• Arabian Adventure
• ESU students killed in fire remembered for warmth and kindness
• About Town
• Menus
• Reading recovery continues
• Emporia celebrates Food Day
• Candlelight vigil to be held tonight for fire victims
• Halloween Events offer variety of Activities
• A friendly game of ball
• Be aware, don't share
• Friends, family, and brain tumor prove it’s the simple things that count
• Understanding Conservatives
• Every day is food day
• Pats on the Back
• About Town
• Senator Longbine Speaks to EHS AVID class
• Enforcement
• Faith News
• Art Notes
• Emporian plays lead in ‘Agnes’
• Jeopardy champ brings geography to life
• Sen. Moran introduces rural post office bill
• Alcohol will be allowed at Newman fundraisers
• Board of Regents approves raises for KBOR University Presidents
• Tuesday, October 25th FHTC Nursing students will be selling cookies for Breast C...
• Real Men can Cook - FHTC Conference Center this evening 5 pm - 7 pm
• Second victim dies from injuries sustained in fire
• Hazard plan nears finish
• The News, Briefly
• Second felony Battery charge file against Isaac Wilson
• ESU students turn out for ‘Day of Caring’
• Kansas Reading authors to appear at Town Crier
• Smoking in the Boys Room
• Admire proud
• Kansas fails on graduation rates
• About Town
• Good Causes
• EHS Soccer vs. Garden City Live tonight on Live Stream 6:15pm
• One dead, one hurt in duplex fire this morning
• Residence lost in fire
• Today: Online Chat for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Flint Hills
• Help on the way at 12th and Graphic Arts
• More than 500 quilters will ‘shop hop’ through four states
• News Briefs
• Authors to present keynote speeches for KRA conference
• Life insurance awareness part of family protection
• Dishonest congress
• Thanks
• Change is on the school menu
• About Town
• Chili nights extravaganza coming next month
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Flint Hills
• Jayhawk Book Signing today
• Dine United at Pizza Ranch
• Online Chat with Newman Regional Health CEO Bob Driewer
• ‘Halloween’ cemetery tour canceled amid controversy
• Oh, Topeka
• Clean sweep
• Newell, King to visit Emporia for KU hoops book signing
• Future ballfield options narrowed down, next step uncertain
• Morris County man doused with alcohol, set on fire
• News Briefs
• Protect your peepers on Halloween
• Health Agenda
• Office of the repealer announces final tour stops
• Club Agenda
• About Town
• Olpe teen in serious condition after explosion
• Morris County man doused with alcohol, set on fire
• House damaged by fire
• ESU takes first in photo contest
• About Town
• Community News
• 4-H club
• Quiznos remains closed
• Spay and Neuter month
• ERC evening meeting
• Phi Delta Theta sits for SOS Inc.
• Bowyer Building taking shape; committee considers other improvements
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat with Newman Regional Health CEO Bob Driewer
• 54 years later, Kansas teen finally gets headstone
• Happening Now - Williams Automotive Presents: EHS Football Live Stream
• ESU Hayes Lecture Live Stream
• Should alcohol be allowed at Newman fundraisers?
• Emporia Main street awarded
• KVOE collecting food from Emporia homes, businesses on Thursday
• So Fresh & So Clean owner sentenced to nine years for drug deals
• Sertoma Biscuits and Gravy
• Christian comedian Kelly Sisney
• About Town
• An out-of-cash experience
• Faith News
• Junk is beautiful
• Art notes
• Cello powerhouse plays granada
• Prevent unwanted animals
• Pats on the Back
• Thanks for the support
• No respect for the dead
• Keep it sacred
• Cutting taxes won’t create jobs
• Mid-terms and finals all week! Students have been busy studying - wishing you th...
• Emporia Main Street receives awards
• County postpones resolution on allowing allowing alcohol sales
• Online Chat about Emporia's David Traylor Zoo
• Interim ESU President Reminisces about Track Career
• County considers allowing city to annex land
• City commission votes 4-1 on Fanestil’s tax breaks
• The News, Briefly
• Board of Education appoints delegate to legislative committee
• So Fresh & So Clean owner sentenced to nine years for drug deals
• A couple of topics
• Revisit primary election law
• Homecoming events start tonight
• Newman asks exemption to allow alcohol at fundraising events
• Longbine named to tax study group
• About Town
• Good Causes
• City commission votes 4-1 to give Fanestil’s tax breaks
• Possible gas leak closes part of Merchant Street
• Grant to provide funds to FHTC to expand Power Plant Training program
• Mayor wants term limits for advisory boards
• Friday Taco Fiesta
• News Briefs
• Live streaming success
• Seven Generations On Sesquicentennial Ranch
• About Town
• About Town
• Twins train for Marathon
• Sloppy Joes at Fire Station 2 tonight
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat about Emporia's David Traylor Zoo
• Family connections
• Tragedy averted
• A fundamental American right
• Emporia man hospitalized
• Lunchtime Lessons
• Now: ESU Homecoming Chat with Tyler Curtis, Alumni Director
• Family dispute leads to arrest for assault, drugs
• Hay Made While Sun Was Shining At High Ground Museum
• ESU homecoming musical to Premiere Thursday
• Telethon to raise funds awareness for rebuilding reading
• Public meeting scheduled for Oct. 19 for mitigation plan
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Coffey County man sentenced to 18 years for rape
• Free flu shots for Veterans
• Benefit Softball Tournament
• Fire Prevention Extravaganza
• Birthday celebrations a success
• ESU makes first cut in presidential search
• Welcome MONDAY!! Students - stop by Student Services and pick up your DQ Blizza...
• Submit your Questions Now: ESU Homecoming Chat with Tyler Curtis, Alumni Director
• Menus
• ‘Best In The Business’
• About Town
• Safe at home or play
• Easy as Pie
• Funding in question for Early Head Start programs
• Have a great weekend!
• Bowyer joins Michael Waltrip Racing
• Adult Education Center to remodel building
• Wade’s Ride
• Admire, Lebo birthday parties
• SOS and Emporia Public SchoolS team up to battle bullying, domestic abuse
• A Good Deal
• Church News
• Bottoms Up
• Art Notes
• Railroads in Kansas
• County discusses Bowyer Building
• City to receive $250,000 grant to facilitate school-bound Pedestrians
• Friends at Red Rocks
• Pats on the Back
• The “Class Warfare” Nonsense
• About Town
• Lyon County on highway project list
• Live Now: First Start Rental Presents Emporia High School Volleyball Live Stream
• Fire Prevention Week Chat with Tom Andrews
• If it ain’t broke, break it
• It’s extortion
• Kobach continues record-keeping troubles
• Fanestil’s incentives agreement put on hold for one week
• County discusses purchase of new voting booths
• Good Causes
• About Town
• Drought triggers emergency water use rules
• Wade’s Ride
• News Briefs
• Apple’s visionary dies
• Today: Dine United at Do-B's
• FHTC Admissions - Topeka Bound today! 1 pm at the EXPO center!
• Steve Jobs Dies
• Lebo to throw four-day 125th birthday party
• Admire holds day-long birthday bash
• News Briefs
• Wrong Record
• Invaluable help
• A Culture of Learning
• Coffey Health System CEO to leave job Oct. 31
• About Town
• Fanestil’s incentives agreement put on hold for one week
• Submit your Questions Now: Fire Prevention Week Chat with Tom Andrews
• Dine United at Do-B's
• Losing students
• SOS summit to focus on sexual assaults
• Child's health starts now
• Emporia elementary schools to participate in anti-bullying awareness week
• Sister city pledges help for tornado recovery
• Submit your Questions Now: Fire Prevention Week Chat with Tom Andrews
• Dental Assisting students are selling wreaths to honor the fallen soldiers. Wrea...
• The Dental Assisting students will be selling “Give Hope Packs” during the month...
• Clint Bowyer, MWR to make announcement Friday
• 4-H News
• About Town
• ESU Marching Band Festival
• Purposefully repurposing
• Ride for SIDS
• Olpe preparing for Homecoming
• Listeria update
• A Clean Start
• Big Birds
• Doodlebug and Jitney
• Scrutinize tax overhaul
• A Clean Start
• Plenty going on today and Sunday in Emporia
• Lyon County sales tax to drop to 8.3 percent today
• Presbyterian Church upgrading sanctuary
• About Town
• Pats on the Back
• Lessons from Our Constitution
• Drive through flu clinic Saturday
• McTeacher’s Night
• USPS holds meeting in Elmdale
• Home Cafe to open in former S & S Cafe building
• What’s in store for the Lyon County Fairgrounds
• About Town
• NRH to finance cath lab, plan to expand to Osage City
• Man struck by car on turnpike
• We are entrusted
• Hills Pet Nutrition Presents: EHS Homecoming Football Game Live Stream
• Faith News
• JCCC announces ‘Bill Kurtis: Back Home on the Range’
• Turning back the clock, if only for a day
• Art Notes
• Unruh honored with ‘Notable’ book award
• Get rid of unwanted items for free this weekend
• EMT Course added for the fall semester. November 1, 2011 to June 19, 2012 from 6...
• Home Cafe to open in former S & S Cafe building
• NRH to finance cath lab, plan to expand to Osage City
• Taxpayers, not landowners, to pay for sewer extension out west
• Hip-Hop Education
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band coming to Emporia
• The Good Golden Years
• No more bullies
• Good Causes
• News Briefs
• EHS homecoming week underway
• FHTC awarded $2,522,000 Grant
• Letting the sun shine
• Citizens State bank to open reading branch
• Citizens State Bank to open Reading branch
• WAY to go FHTC!!
• FHTC awarded a 2,522,000 Grant
• Fun at the Circus
• News Briefs
• Dollars, political support needed to restore passenger rail
• 'Mighty Montana' T-shirt deadline is Friday
• About Town
• FHCHC makes some changes
• Dump your junk for free
• Supports Trans-Canada
• Thanks from Reading
• Reading rebuilds town council
• Taxpayers, not land owners, to pay for west sewer extension
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band coming to Emporia
• Tularemia outbreak likely in Emporia
• Tyson Fresh Meats Recalls 131,300 lbs. of Ground Beef
• United Way kicks off $575,000 fundraising drive
• ESU’s enrollment numbers down, FHTC’s up
• Major intersection closed Wednesday
• Shape up Emporia! Accountability Partners
• Meeting Mary
• Get outside and play
• Alzheimer's: Carpe Diem
• Bonner & Bonner Hip Hop Lecture
• “See You at the Pole” is scheduled for Wednesday, September 28th at 7:45 a.m. A...
• FHCHC Diabetic Health Fair today
• Congratulations to Julie Cooper Bat Instructor for completing a 1/2 marathon in...
• United Way Kickoff Campaign Live Stream
• Today: Online Chat about the United Way 2012 Campaign Kickoff
• Paying Attention?
• Reunions
• Community News
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• Emporia events encourage outside activities
• ESU men win at Tabor
• Shiloh Fundraiser
• Elmdale Post Office Meeting
• Path to college degree getting longer, costlier
• Fundraiser to help Olpe child
• Newman adds occupational health to Express Care Clinic
• Children’s book authors celebrated at this year’s William Allen White Awards
• Fewer cows
• Stolen Cruise Night
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• Albert Goldbarth named recipient of 2011 Coldsmith Award
• Pioneer Bluffs multiple art exhibits
• Great outdoors & music combine for new event at Camp Wood
• Matfield green home rebuilt with recycled materials
• Regents OK $750,000 for ESU’s new academic programs
• Wreck sends two to hospital
• Corporations are people?
• Friday Thoughts
• Alzheimer choices, Part III
• Pats on the Back
• Kansas Listeriosis cases match ongoing multistate outbreak
• ESU football player asking for forgiveness
• Former Chicago Architect pioneer in ‘green’ Construction
• Faith News
• SUNDAY SERMON: Share the praise
• Performances benefit local education project
• Arts Notes
• State China painting convention comes to town
• County goes through light agenda
• About Town
• Saturday, September 24 Annual Merit Badge University at FHTC - Welcome Boy Scout...
• Free potatoes
• "If you can dream it, you can do it." Walt Disney
• Emporians to be recognized at PSU Family Day
• Two Emporians named to 2011 Service academy selection board
• The Lake Wobegon Standard
• Celebrating Good books
• About Town
• Good Causes
• W.A.W. Book Awards Saturday
• Proper lawn nutrition
• Call for Playscape volunteers
• Empty lot gets new owner
• Public comments on Fanestil Meats
• THE NEWS, BRIEFLY
• Commercial St. from 8th Ave. to 12th Ave to be closed today
• Free potatoes
• Get your flu shot today
• Get out and play
• Disagrees with Huelskamp
• Notable Kansans
• An Amish Diary
• Family day fun, food
• All about the AppleFest
• Outdoor Day of Fun growing in third year
• Fewer apples better than none
• ALS Walk Saturday
• Fighting ALS
• Harmon and Whitney named to Service Academy Selection board
• Let your dream devour your life, not your life devour your dream! Follow it...ch...
• A Change in Altitude
• Remember
• Watch that cholesterol, or else
• Educational excellence workshops
• News Briefs
• Ballpark-improvement estimates hit numbers outside rec commission’s budget pocketbook
• Flu shots easily available to drivers and pedestrians
• A new original
• Guilty plea in federal visa case
• About Town
• The Circus is coming to Emporia and is being sponsored by Hi-Noon Kiwanis. Two s...
• Late night fire forces family to evacuate home
• Green Dot to present at eighth annual Great Plains Capital Conference
• Purina Pink 50 ‘Dream Ride’ through the prairie
• About Town
• One hurt in car accident
• Public Hearing with City Commission
• CROP Walk
• Living with Alzheimer’s, Part II
• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Festival marks independence, honors late educator
• Overnight fire destroys barn and workshop
• Accident injures one Friday night
• This semester is flying fast! Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!
• Emporia State announces 2011-12 theater season
• Who Remembers the Katy Railroad?
• NOW: ESB Financial Presents Emporia High Football Live Stream
• About Town
• Business Briefs
• Clint Bowyer in discussions with Michael Waltrip Racing for 2012
• Global Warming: A Hoax?
• Grateful for Fanestil Meats
• Pats on the Back
• County approves expenditures
• Faith News
• Kansas nun teaches Ag, health in Africa
• ‘Powerful’ cello recital tonight
• Williams to receive Eagle Award
• About Town
• Stone fence renovation workshop
• The local church
• Hetlinger AppleFest Cooking Contest
• Fun, Food, Fiesta!
• Call for playground volunteers
• Arts Notes
• Lack of parking shouldn’t slow down Lowther South transition
• Emporia teacher dies from lightning strike
• Good Causes
• About Town News Briefs
• TDAP Vaccinations available at FHCHC/LCHD
• What happened to the 4 p.m. movie?
• Protect the rights of the disabled
• Australian ramblings again
• Former Hotel manager charged with stealing $100,000
• Citizens voice concern over calendar, suggested bell times
• County needs new radio equipment
• Emporia City Commission on board with Fanestil’s incentives
• William Allen White named one of the 25 Notable KansanS
• The News, Briefly
• Call for 2012 Service Academy Nominations
• Winfield City Lake alert
• Financial Aid Disbursement today! Direct deposits will occur this morning, pape...
• Emporia City Commission on board with Fanestil’s incentives
• Kansas towns invited to participate in Sunflower Parade
• About town news briefs
• Laying in the Harvest
• Celebrate family with healthy food
• Crazy for Casaba
• Mail your support
• Alzheimer's agonies
• Wichita 'Pimp' who fled from Flying J still at large
• Accident partially closes Sixth Ave.
• SE Kansas legislators seek summit to boost economy
• Embrace your age
• Tango, Rumba, Mambo and Flamenco for your heart
• Health Agenda
• Tightwad Bank to leave Reading
• News Briefs
• Emporia Police bust prostitution ring
• SEK Farm Heritage Celebration
• Eight Emporia SRS workers retiring this month
• The New Big 12
• Pink in the Park
• The Cowboy Way
• City Agenda
• About Town
• ESU ranked by US News & World Report
• Reading mayor resigns
• Community News
• 4-H News
• Reunion
• Sports Briefs
• I-35 resurfacing has started in Lyon County
• TPNP Construction
• Human Relations Commission
• New organization provides hands on practice to theories
• Trial for Mother of abandoned baby delayed until 2012
• 9-11 Remembrance ceremony
• Kansas City chosen as location for fallen warrior memorial
• Blue Plate Specials for the week visit us at the Tallgrass Grille: Monday, Septe...
• For the husband who told his wife he loved her before his plane went down in a f...
• Documentary to feature Olpe girl born on 9/11
• Trial for mother of abandoned baby delayed until 2012
• Try a little tenderness
• Thanks, Class of ‘71
• Ten years later
• Don't Forget, Great American Market tomorrow!
• County Commission passes 2012 budget
• Rodeo bucking bull production business seen to thrive
• Once more into the chute
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• Acoustic Eidolon in concert Thursday at Granada Theatre
• The ‘Geeks’ abide
• Art Notes
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• Fuzzy Math
• Lingering Tragedies of 9/11
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• Did you know that FHTC and Pittsburg State University has a 2+2 program for many...
• Officials confirm 'credible but unconfirmed' threat
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• Inspiration and Perspiration
• School day changes a serious issue
• Governor Brownback Announces Five More Notable Kansans
• Permit needed for benches, bike racks downtown
• Great American Market featuring old and new events
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• Police to scrutinize Dugout, Wild West for underage drinking
• Good Causes
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• Permit needed for benches, bike racks downtown
• Quick and easy Quinoa
• Involved parents = good education
• Heartfelt thanks
• Internet Tax
• Gala features, music, honors and auction
• Reading residents lobby for Post Office
• KTA goes mobile
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• Student Senate meeting 11:30 am Conference Room C
• USPS studying rural post office closings
• ESU alum to speak about acting career during Pflaum Lecture: Live Stream Available
• Morris County shooting victim dies
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• Eco-friendly mascot not a bad idea
• A well-dressed man
• A “Prophet-able” connection
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• Please take a moment to review the Campus Security Report for Flint Hills Techni...
• Morris County shooting victim dies
• Principal Bastin takes final tour of Lowther South
• Clerk works to secure voting materials
• Lyon County part of drought declaration
• Senior Calendar
• Now: Emporia High vs. Highland Park Football Live Stream Tonight
• County looks into fairgrounds phone upgrades
• Kansans need tax transparency
• Sarah, Plain and Stressful
• First weekend class of the semester!! Interpersonal Communications begins at 5 p...
• ESU Alumna returns for gala benefit concert
• Art Notes
• KU celebrates Liszt
• Julia Child: Super Spy
• Where’s the Compassion?
• Pats on the Back
• No Gazette Monday
• Stepped-up Enforcement
• 2011 Pflaum lecture at ESU
• Relocation boosts traffic at carpet store
• Emporia sports theme bar and grills destinations for football Fans
• Supporters encourage funding for the arts
• So close on Zumba effort, but no dice
• ESU vs. FHSU
• Home Emporia State cross country meet canceled
• Sophomore under center
• Comments by others
• All about image
• Behind closed doors
• Five more Notable Kansans announced
• Balance is key to teens’ after-school routine
• Deadline extended for energy conference
• Registration open for JAKES camp
• SRS applies for marriage grant
• EHS video instructor looking for people willing to leggo their Legos
• The News, Briefly
• New Online Tobacco Cessation Tool Available in Kansas
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• Arts meeting today at 3 p.m.
• Stop by the commons area today to see the Villas for housing information!
• Online Chat with Emporia Police Chief Gary Smith
• They grow up so fast
• State Fair: Dare to Compare
• Darrell Hudson, home at last
• Seasons aren't the only things that change
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• Killing them with kindness
• Seriously: Just say 'no'
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• Head on aging talks of future of agency visits
• 'Wind, water and sky'
• Desperado's bar sold; 'Wild West' waiting for city liquor license
• Morris County woman dies in possible murder-suicide attempt
• The Manchurian
• The Aroma of Dinner Rolls
• Riding the storm out
• Local salon helps preserve a piece of Emporia history
• Longer Days coming for Emporia Schools
• Gazette to stream football games
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• Nelsen completes basic training
• Public comment period ending
• U.S. 50 survey begins
• Heritage Is Rodeo Queen’s Purpose
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• Here’s to beautiful smiles!
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat with Emporia Police Chief Gary Smith
• Former Emporian recalls home
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• UAC has semester of entertainment planned
• 2012 Medicare estimates for Newman Regional Health released
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• Blue-green algae kills dogs
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat with Emporia Police Chief Gary Smith
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find
• Christmas Parade set
• Journey of Hope
• Emporian turns to art for healing
• Furniture Loft opening around the corner
• Irene: wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Emporia woman escapes early morning fire
• Irene, a bit weaker, begins its destructive run
• New W.A.W. hours
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• Olpe youth works to make a difference
• Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!
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• Galloway murder charges dismissed for second time this year
• Who you gonna call? Crime Stoppers
• New EHS class uses hands-on approach to teach finance and banking
• Beef fest results are in
• Corporate Challenge concludes - A look at the Final Standings
• Seek the answers
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• Defining George Washington through Popular Narrative
• An open letter from the Mid-America Arts Alliance
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• FEMA Appeal has been filed with state
• The News, Briefly
• Changes in bus routes, scheduling planned for 2012-13 school year
• Quake shakes Emporian
• City adopts deficit budget by 4-1 vote
• City adopts deficit budget by 4-1 vote
• Filling the larder
• Tailgate with confidence
• Belly up at Buddies
• Reading school doesn't lose any students after Tornado
• Denny's not opening restaurant in Emporia
• Not for Sale
• Just stop eating it
• Win an IPAD
• Back to School for Emporia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Ice cream social was a great success!! What are some other ideas of what to do...
• 5.8 Magnitude Earthquake just outside of Washington D.C.
• Helping Project Move Forward
• ‘Stellar’ performer Andy McKee slated for EAC Star Circle
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• Free food: Breast is Best
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• The Warkentin home
• Mimicking Mother Nature
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• S.A.F.E. increases seatbelt use
• Welcome Back students!! Ice Cream Social today 11:30 in the Commons
• Win an IPAD
• Just say NO!
• Flash mob descends on Topeka farmers market
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• Beef Fest celebrates Silver anniversary
• BBQ Enthusiasts tune up for American Royal
• ABWA awards scholarships to three
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• Fish die at Peter Pan Park lake
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• Stoker honored
• American Stupidity
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• County budget proposes a 4.2 mill tax increase
• Golden Treasures to hold grand opening Saturday
• Festival of all things beefy
• A familiar group
• Bones identified as Trester
• Cross House named to NRHP
• Advanced curriculum boosts ACT scores
• Historic restoration at Pioneer Bluffs
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• Earth: Love it or leave it
• Guitarist stars for ‘Star Circle’
• KDHE announces 2011 Kansas Don’t Spoil It calendar contest
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• County Budget to Include 2 Mills for Newman Regional Health
• Win an IPAD
• Raising taxes is OK with us
• Fungi and human disease
• Jobs from where?
• Both successful programs
• About Town News Briefs
• Kansas named as top 10 pro-business state
• THE NEWS, BRIEFLY
• Newman Regional Health Questions Answered about Mill Levy Increase
• Clothing recycling containers won’t be allowed in Emporia
• Man in mobile home died before fire started
• About town news briefs
• Emporia welcomes back students
• Surgery, De-tasseling are done
• Mozy on over to Allen's Mainstreet
• Can you hear ME now?
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• Beast saves police, attorneys time during evidence retrieval
• Update:Victim of fatal overnight accident identified
• Please stop by Student Services to pick up your planner! Halfway through the fir...
• Dead body discovered during structure fire
• Former ESU DT Ayodele signs with Chiefs
• City leaders reject property tax hike idea
• Coming Soon: Women’s Breast Center
• A unique sound
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• I’m Pregnant! Now What?
• Health Agenda
• Pawnee Rock: 67567
• Say no to Planet Aid: Keep donations local
• Grateful for history
• Interim ESU President makes first public appearance at General Assembly
• Corporate Challenge Underway
• City leaders reject property tax hike idea
• Clothing giveaway successful
• More work needed on city budget
• National Beef recalls 60K lbs of beef
• Call for Grant Applications
• ESU Block Party
• Rural Kansans lack broadband access
• Main Street, RDA fight for more tax money with differing results
• Building Permits
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• Get a conservation plan for your land
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• Welcome FALL 2011!! Wishing all students a great semester!!
• Main Street, RDA fight for more tax money with differing results
• ESU freshmen, parents emotionally part ways on move in days
• Hetlinger breaks ground on expansion
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• No identity yet on bones found near Olpe
• Free haircuts boost esteem
• Just Believe?
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• Weaver achieves Eagle Scout
• Newman mill-levy request complicating budget planning by county commissioners
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• Traffic increase near ESU expected
• Cruise Night in Emporia
• Pooch Plunge
• 2012 budget chats: USD 253 Asst. Superintendent Rob Scheib
• 2012 budget chats: Lyon County Controller Dan Slater
• 2012 budget chats: City Manager Matt Zimmerman
• Celebrating growth, customers and top-store status
• A key five weeks
• County authorizes appeal of FEMA decision on Fanestil relocation
• Arts Notes
• Kansas children asked to compete in poster contest
• TGIF!!!!!!!!!! Offices open today from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm - Asset test Saturday...
• 2012 City, County & School Budget Chats
• Performance: Reynard and the Fox
• Interim Dean
• School budget approved
• Good Causes
• Two old dogs
• Welcome back to school
• 2011-2012 a year of changes in schools
• The News, Briefly
• Safety is aim for RSVP programs
• City tax increase now on the table
• County authorizes appeal of FEMA grant for Fanestil’s relocation
• Pastariffic fair food
• Salsa cook-off superb
• ESU music professor named interim dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Many changes happening at FHTC!! So excited to see the students coming in - if y...
• Blizzard of Miracles is Thursday
• City property tax increase now on the table
• More Funding for Mental Health
• More Kansas schools hit NCLB performance targets
• ESU names Blocker and Wellman track and cross country coaches
• Submit your Questions Now: 2012 City, School, & County Budget Chats
• Rally for Jobs weather alert
• News Briefs
• Emporia student completes Cosmosphere program
• Building the team
• Crooks
• Get Healthy: Pack your own lunch
• Health Agenda
• Former US Sen Mark Hatfield of Oregon dies at 89
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• August 15th first day of class! Not too late to come and enroll!
• Submit your Questions Now: 2012 City, School, & County Budget Chats
• ESU Coach David Harris leaving for Nebraska
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• Local youths graduate Marine Corps training
• Community News
• Be watchful of school children
• Tacos and Tees for the Tribute
• City budget hearing tonight
• Emporian learns expectations high for Chinese students
• One week from today classes at FHTC begin - it is not too late to jumpstart your...
• Fair attendance declines with heat, inconveniences
• Emporia Public Library closed Sunday, Monday morning
• Emporia Public Library closed Sunday, Monday morning
• RDA questions cost to buy land for Fanestil’s
• Longbine appointed to serve on Joint Committee on State Building Construction
• Catch him if you can
• County seeks feedback
• Mea Culpa
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• ‘Tabloid City’ peruses a changing print media
• Arts Notes
• ‘Black Settlers’ details lesser known rural events
• Mock wins international competition
• Heart Talk
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• RDA questions price to buy land for Fanestil’s
• Golden Years Do Tarnish
• Grading state’s eco devo
• Learning Center enrollment open at Flinthills Mall
• Plenty of activities on schedule as students prepare to go back to school
• Bid error leads to cost increase for new wheel loader
• Good Causes
• New va call center
• Mental Health center faces challenges
• News Briefs
• Hospital makes its case for tax money
• State announces voluntary retirement program
• Bid error leads to cost increase for new wheel loader
• Hospital makes its case for tax money
• About Town news briefs
• Newman CFO clarifies numbers
• RDA budget discussion
• Stolen items still missing from shops downtown
• K-State stadium worker killed in fall was from Council Grove
• Born a Cowboy
• Breast-feeding class helps new mothers
• News Briefs
• My ruby slippers
• Let’s support Hetlinger as it breaks ground
• What does ‘free’ cost?
• ESU dean heading to Mississippi
• Navrat’s purchases The Embroidery Machine
• Disaster assistance available to Kan. private, nonprofit organizations
• Leaving children in hot cars is too risky
• K-State stadium worker killed in fall was from Council Grove
• Heat sends fair animals home
• ESU dean heading to Mississippi
• Emporia and Kansas City finalists for Fallen Warrior Memorial
• Youth Rodeo
• Storm disaster declared for Lyon, other counties
• So Fresh & So Clean owner pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Alley cat comes home to Javacat 5 as new owners take over
• Cemetery needs respect
• The last refuge of a scoundrel
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• BB/BS seeks volunteers
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• Kansas law defunding clinic faces first legal test
• Welcome Monday! Regular office hours 7:30 am to 6 pm Monday through Thursday an...
• Emporia man dies in motorcycle crash
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• Grace United Methodist gets new pastor
• Drowning near Burlington
• Indictments against area residents
• Arts Notes
• Live music this weekend
• Chilling examination of war on terror
• Water, water everywhere
• Pats on the Back
• Turnpike accident
• From the Trainer
• Ready to lead
• Water rate increase offset by trash fee reduction
• Down 100 Pounds
• The kingdom of God is bigger than my idolatry
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• County discusses engineering study
• Schools get makeovers during summer
• Newman projects move forward
• FHCHC works on saving money
• Stupid is as Stupid Does
• Hope
• Water rate increase offset by trash fee reduction
• Good Causes
• City leaders favor spending reserves over more taxes, layoffs
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• Interest waning for new recreation center
• City Commission to meet again Thursday
• City leaders favor spending reserves over more taxes, layoffs
• Amish garden is coming in
• Tomato Tribulations
• 2011 Senior fair promises 'Roadside Adventures!'
• CASA in running for Walmart Foundation Program
• Flint Hills are good life for cowboy nutritionist
• Vital stats released
• I-70 closed in Shawnee, Wabaunsee county
• Brown Bag concert moved to EAC
• Emporia group finds it difficult to leave Kenya children’s home
• News Briefs
• Bond company finds man after 2 years
• Hetlinger ready to break ground
• Water bills could be more expensive in 2012
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• AYA seeks host families
• The mountains
• Spend the evening outside tonight
• Many Thanks
• School district holds budget workshop
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• Players vote to end NFL lockout
• True patriotism
• Getting back to work
• Coffey County man dies in accident
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• Register now for September ACT test
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• EHS yearbooks ready
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• Hay bale diverts traffic on interstate
• Dogs are more than prize winners at 4-H show
• ‘A lot of fun and a joy’
• FHTC will reopen tomorrow at 7:30 - Come on in and visit campus, enroll and get your textbooks to avoid the crowds during final enrollment! Fall is approaching so fast
• Bowyer 79 Fund Auction raises over $300,000.00
• Mission of Mercy
• Dogs are more than prize winners at 4-H show
• Live Broadcast Event: Louis Copt Water Color Seminar at Emporia Arts Council
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• Open House at Lark Inn Guest Houses
• Original 1941 band member still performing today
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• Live Stream Event: Louis Copt Water Color Seminar at Emporia Arts Council
• Coming back for the weekend
• Scholarship deadline
• Free workshop offered
• Patricia Reilly Giff book chosen for White book award
• New CEO named at FHCHC
• Bowyer building completion date moved back to December
• Tough budget season for county commissioners
• A wondrous journey
• Country music concerts on tap next week
• Art Notes
• Community band returns to Kaw Mission
• The Response prayer event set for Aug. 6
• Faith News
• Celebrate our freedom
• FHCHC announces new CEO
• Online Chat with Dr. Kerri Thompson, DDS
• Rapid City chosen over Emporia for most patriotic city
• ESU baseball inks 11 in late signing period
• Give a good night’s sleep
• USD 253’s mill levy to stay flat
• Good Causes
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• Regents to start looking for next ESU president
• Ortega family fights through cancer
• Midnight Madness Sale Today
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• USD 253 to keep mill levy flat
• New storage business allowed with lighting stipulation
• Midnight Madness Sale Tomorrow
• McEvoy given 2 percent raise by ERC board
• Revamped locker rooms coming soon to White Auditorium
• News Briefs
• Workshop on wind farm industry scheduled
• Enough is Enough!
• Learn from Louis
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• Round 2: If FHTC was to adopt a mascot, what would you chose?
• Submit your Questions Now: Online Chat with Dr. Kerri Thompson, DDS
• Regents to start looking for next ESU president
• My tribe
• Freedom?
• Brown Bag concert moved indoors
• Almost time
• Emporia parents can enroll online or in person
• Executive sessions
• Purple Crying
• Reading continues with community-wide conversation
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• McEvoy given 2 percent raise by ERC board
• Enrollment continues!! Congratulations to our new construction students that started their class today! If you are interested in enrolling in construction please contact us ASAP!
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• 4-H News
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• Francis completes space camp
• Reading support pantry closing
• USD 253 meetings
• Kenya program
• Revenues short of ed board request
• Court of Appeals comes to Emporia
• Child’s TV appearances get word out about 911
• Tyson named ‘Processor of the Year’
• Into Africa
• Lyon County will appeal FEMA decision
• "Fire" tour to ignite Granada
• Hospital explains why they need tax dollars
• Reward offered for graffiti information
• RDA pitches retail marketing committee
• Any Port in a Storm
• Fire department gets grant
• Knitters needed for Click for Babies initiative
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• One month from today Fall 2011 begins! Don't worry still time to enroll - please contact Brenda or Seth to discuss your career opportunities!
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Real life experiences make Cowboy Poet first Kansas champion
• Council Grove Cowgirl Poet honored
• Art Notes
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• Love is for sharing
• ‘The Monster Under the Bed’ closes ESU Summer Theatre
• More underage drinkers caught at Desperado’s
• School board accepts purchase agreement for lowthers
• Devine trial moved to October
• For the right reasons
• News Briefs
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• Arts Center announces acts for new season
• Hospital asks for 3.5 mills in tax dollars
• USDA seeks ways to boost farm-to-school programs
• Lyon County will appeal FEMA decision
• Major Concert Announcement
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Proposed RDA cuts may be restored
• Help show Emporia is the most Patriotic
• A trip to Florida
• Copt to host workshop in Emporia
• Olpe Chicken House options
• Safety a priority for camping
• Quite punny
• Invest more in economic development
• Library events
• Public hearings set for state redistricting
• Hospital asks for 3.5 mills in tax dollars
• Vintage planes flying over Emporia today
• Conference for Christina Devine today
• Emporian killed in Osage County wreck
• Closings possible
• Spending, openness scrutinized at city budget hearing
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• A splash from the past
• Never forget
• A call to action
• FHTC to enter into contract for food service
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• Reunions
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• Reunion
• Appeal FEMA’s decision
• A-16s sweep Ozawkie in DH
• Americus Street Project
• Budget comment session tonight
• Crime of the Week
• Bedding project helps international students
• Turning Point undergoing changes
• Three times the blessing
• Happy Monday! Come see us today for a campus tour.
• Public comment session for city budget is Monday
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• Neuer concludes three decades of Emporia service
• Praeger remembered as loving kids, outdoors
• Public comment session for city budget is Monday
• Jars of Clay
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• Fahy gives two shows Saturday
• A Singular Kansan
• Murphy’s Menu Cook-off Wednesday
• ‘Crumpled Classics’
• FEMA denies Fanestil grant extension
• 3 year old calls 911 to help sick mom
• Wishing everyone a great weekend!
• ESU’s School of Business named best value
• Long-standing TFI Family Services, Inc. board member retires
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• ESU Alumna gets award
• Nasty and nice stories
• FEMA denies Fanestil grant extension
• Rec center to get new heating and cooling system
• Cockrell receives appointment
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• Monument dedicated
• Entrance monuments to be dedicated today
• Summer Financial Aid Disbursement today between 2 pm to 6 pm - remember we will be closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Have a great weekend!
• Dugout back in business until hearing July 20
• Rand McNally team in Emporia
• Online chat with First Sergeant Steve Harmon
• River accident fatal
• Young thespians to present play this week
• Drink plenty of water during hot weather
• My kingdom for a Cream Puff
• Many thanks
• Be Vocal for Fallen Warrior Memorial
• About Town news briefs
• Brown Bag concert moved to EAC
• Degrees will be mailed out this week for all May graduates!
• River accident fatal, man identified
• Jury Finds Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Send your Fourth of July photos to The Gazette
• A bit of France in the Flint Hills
• New Briefs
• Consider Food Safety This Summer
• Hideaway opens larger gun shop south of Emporia
• Home phone bills could get more pricey
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• 75 mph doesn’t mean 80+
• Paxico Meatloaf Festival
• Economic trends may impact Kansans’ car insurance costs
• Happy Independence Day!!
• Community fireworks show to light up the sky Saturday
• Emporia man hurt in car accident
• Wishing everyone a safe and Happy 4th of July weekend!
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• Emporia veterinarian retiring
• 'After the Wizard' coming to Emporia
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• The aftermath of crime
• ‘Barefoot in the Park’ opens Wednesday
• Wichita’s Orpheum going strong
• Art Notes
• Peeling off pretense
• Chase County added to disaster declaration
• The Missionary’s Life
• County pays off courthouse early
• Church News
• State liquor license revoked at Desperado’s
• Summer Storytimes resume July 5
• The Great American Worm Race
• Rock Out for Reading
• Americus Township Library reopens following fire
• Holiday weekend packed with activities
• Food pantry critically low: Donations needed
• State liquor license revoked at Desperado's
• First Kansas Ranch Rodeo Plans Silver Anniversary Party
• Native Emporian wins national title
• End death penalty now
• Experts
• Submit photo and be entered to win $100
• Online Chat with Steve Harmon, 1st Sgt. Kansas Army National Guard
• Recycling concept draws support, questions
• The News, Briefly
• County commission hears budget requests
• Roller derby league hits Emporia
• Good Causes
• County pays off courthouse early
• Curbside recycling concept draws support, questions
• County commission hears budget requests
• Enroll NOW in College Algebra in July - 07/05/2011 to 08/04/2011 8 AM to 10:30AM - please contact Brenda 341-1338 or Seth 341-1301 to enroll!
• Shop Emporia First - Part 2
• Meat and Potatoes
• AAA: 39 million to travel for Independence Day holiday weekend
• Struggling Kansans to get help paying high utility bills this summer
• Happy Fourth of July
• Breakfast Bread Bake-Off
• Public forums scheduled on Medicaid reform
• Your fireworks questions answered
• Five firework stands shoot up in Emporia
• Community fireworks show to light up the sky Saturday
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Steve Harmon, First Sergeant Kansas Army National Guard
• Where did June go? Attn: All May graduates after some redesign of the diplomas they will be mailed out within the next week - sorry for the delay! Believe me it will be worth the wait! Thanks for your patience!
• Making it Easy
• Biggs on pest control
• USPS asks for aid, control
• Chase County Family Fun
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• Crime of the week
• Puppy parenting
• Workplace manners
• More plastic?
• Online chat with Tom Andrews: Fire and Fireworks Safety
• Online chat with Tom Andrews: Fire and Fireworks Safety
• Fallen Warrior Memorial
• Flint Hills Discovery Center
• AT&T opening
• State of disaster emergency proclamations declared
• Emporia woman to run marathon
• Fredonia concert will benefit Reading
• Turning Point students rap to learn math
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• Happy Monday - wishing everyone a wonderful week! Nursing Pinning is 4pm on Thursday, June 30th.
• Gammill retiring after six years as senior pastor
• Emporia Main Street meeting celebrates 20 years
• Rock out for Reading
• Wishing everyone a great weekend!
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• ESU dean a finalist for Mississippi job
• Will Reading be considered a disaster area?
• Pats on the Back
• Courthouse to be paid off eight years early
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• Film Festival focuses on Kansas
• Local man now E-Author
• Art Notes
• Swan Song
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• Gile elected
• ESU dean a finalist for a Mississippi job
• S & S Cafe to close after 50 years
• FHTC Fall Enrollment Continues - Hands on Training, Quick programs - what more can you ask for! Come in NOW for details.
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Darren Biggs, Owner Flint Hills Pest Control
• School board discusses health insurance
• USD 253 School Board Live Stream
• Chew-chew on the choo choo
• Genetically modified future
• Emporia's Patriotism
• Educational tour
• Reading housing fair
• Crime of the Week
• Kansas drill sergeant receives military awards
• Help rebuild Reading
• Reading recovering
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Crime of the Week
• Goodbye, Glen
• Traveling by tractor
• News Briefs
• Support Reading
• A Kansas profile
• Light lives on
• Has anyone heard FHTC new song on the radio? What do you think?
• 103rd Annual Chase County Alumni Weekend
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Tom McEvoy, Director Emporia Recreation Commission
• Tornado watch in effect and severe thunderstorm warning
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• 4-H News
• Energy U-16 goes 4-2
• A-16s finish 1-3 at Bruff’s Tourney
• Happy as a clam
• Shop Emporia First
• A true revolutionary
• Corporate Challenge 10th anniversary
• Wii kids bowling
• Emporia Main Street celebrates 20th anniversary
• Johnson joins Arnold Group
• What’s on your plate?
• ESU introduces LeMaire as softball coach
• Advice for caregivers
• Long-term recovery committee formed in reading
• Elmdale residents pick up after storm
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Tom McEvoy, Director Emporia Recreation Commission
• One injured in Friday wreck
• Denim and Diamonds moved inside County Club
• Storm ripped through Elmdale
• Wishing everyone a safe and wonderful weekend! Offices open Monday at 7:30 am
• Antes appointed to 2011 Malcolm Baldrige Awards
• TSRC celebrates 10 years of ministry
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• Biking for a cause
• Reading orphans need homes
• National Education Association gives $25,000 to National Teachers Hall of Fame
• Physical, social, emotional ‘Crossing’
• Area residents in Summer Theatre production
• Art Notes
• Post Office shut down
• Performance workshop delves into history
• Osage City loses manager to Arkansas City
• Reception
• The American Dream?
• Donations pouring into Reading
• Faith News
• Hall of Fame inductees talk issues at roundtable
• The Best of Sports
• ESU alum Randal Scott included on sesquicentennial scientist list
• ‘You learn by the students’
• ESU’s teacher-preparation program gains national acclaim
• County commissioners discuss Reading
• Regents approve ESU tuition increase
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• NTHF induction ceremonies to be broadcast live by Gazette
• Kansas Regents approve Emporia State tuition increase
• Online Chat with Emporia Board of Realtors President Jeff Williams
• Budget discussion dominates county meeting
• Good Causes
• ESU Teachers College Spotlighted by U.S. Department of Education
• Father’s Day Swim
• Eagle Creek Ranch Rodeo
• NTHF induction ceremonies to be broadcast live by Gazette
• Cars for coaches
• Emporia a finalist for Most Patriotic City
• Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• County commission discusses Reading losses
• Distance tweak should pave way for Emporia firework stands
• Students selected for honor choir
• Credit where credit is due
• Home for Fallen Warriors
• A big breakfast
• Beef for the Big Guy
• SBA to extend operations at Reading
• Restoring history
• About Town News Briefs
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Mahan in Top 10 at Miss Kansas
• Washunga Days, Pow Wow this weekend
• Emporia City Commission
• Lyon County Commission
• Emporia Arts Council will receive assistance
• Lull in need for Reading Volunteers
• About Town news briefs
• As we wander
• Support the Hospital
• Jeff Chang to present Bonner & Bonner Lecture at ESU
• Emporia Resident wins Second $20K Prize
• Good morning!! Stop on in and enroll for summer July session or the fall semester. Office hours are 7:30 am to 6:00 pm Monday through Thursday.
• ERC tables architect decision to get city commission input
• Lull in need for Reading volunteers
• The blue collar curmudgeon
• Emporia Christian School celebrating success
• Reunions
• Copt to exhibit works statewide
• Pa. school district turns lawn care over to sheep
• K-99 turnpike bridge is now open
• Author Book Signing Extravaganza
• King of the beds
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Tom McEvoy, Director Emporia Recreation Commission
• Reading doesn’t qualify for some FEMA aid
• King of the Beds
• Weekend events and news
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• Burlington woman killed in Coffey County crash
• City communication updates necessary, expensive
• Freak temperature hike hits Wichita after midnight
• Don’t leave pets in vehicles
• Illegal dumping continues at Gibson Recycling
• Subscriber notice
• Two Greenwood County post offices may shut down
• A new perspective on Crazy Horse
• High Gear a popular stop during Biking Across Kansas
• Emporian featured at K-State gallery
• Longtime Volland ranch heritage continues as host for Symphony in the Flint Hills
• Thierer delivers performances at Symphony in the Flint Hills event
• Unruh to speak at Capitol
• Art Notes
• The Christian Mission
• Faith News
• About Town
• Crime of the Week
• Live Stream: Kyle & Cody's Morning Zoo on KISS 103.1
• Reading city council meeting addresses concerns
• Lyon County in tornado watch
• High Gear a popular stop during Biking Across Kansas
• Just a couple of things
• Valuable history
• Barnes named to head ESU’s Center for Business and Economic Development
• Senate President commends Sen. Jeff Longbine for perfect voting attendance
• Hot cars kill kids
• Industry, schools, homes all using less city of Emporia water
• County discusses budget challenges
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Emporia celebrates the Flint Hills
• Regents want new ESU president by January
• Popular band to play in Emporia
• Emporia may not make AYP
• Biking Across Kansas participants make their way through Emporia
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Just a reminder FHTC is closed on Fridays - if you want to enroll in classes for summer or fall please contact Brenda or Seth! Have a wonderful weekend!
• Preliminary data shows USD 253 will not make AYP
• Less is more
• In April, my parents celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
• Help the Arts
• Mahan competes for Miss Kansas
• Mike Wise named Director of Recreation Services at ESU
• About Town
• School's Out
• Mamma Mia — Nonna Lucia
• Drug charges dismissed after trooper fatality
• Amazing Progress
• Industry, schools, homes all using less city of Emporia water
• ESU's Hazlett selected by Mariners in 20th round
• NOW: Lyon County Commission
• Charges dismissed against Tommy Morrison after trooper fatality
• Charges dismissed against Tommy Morrison after trooper fatality
• Just a reminder that the Interpersonal Communication weekend class begins Friday at the Adult Education Center. The main campus will be closed on Friday! Have a nice warm day!
• 31 years of service
• How should Reading spend $100K?
• Hopkins partners with ONCAP
• Denim & Diamonds to benefit hospital
• News Briefs
• Health Agenda
• The Hidden Garden
• Good girls finish first
• Saints and sinners
• Kansas governor names new Arts Commission chairman
• Agenda
• Run-Shunga race
• About Town
• Emergency crews heading to scene of accident, vehicle in river
• Kansas governor names new Arts Commission chairman
• Moderation wanes as Kan. governor gets fast start
• Childress fined $150,000 for Busch altercation
• Bowyer gives Tucker family reason to cheer
• Emporia Energy struggles at home
• Tidwell continues climb up NASCAR ranks
• Final pit stop puts Bowyer in back of pack
• Bowyer wins at Kansas Speedway
• Thanks for support
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Roberts visits Reading
• About Town
• ESU Summer Theater opens Wednesday
• Man stabbed Sunday
• Flint hills rodeo well attended
• Race of extremes
• ESU's Bredbenner leaving for WSU
• One injured, one killed in Chase County accident
• Official Results for 2011 Dirty Kanza 200
• Welcome to a new week! We just added a new section of College Algebra in July - 07/05/2011 to 08/04/2011 8 AM to 10:30AM - please contact Brenda 341-1338 or Seth 341-1301 to enroll!
• Bowyer finishes 18th in Kansas City Nascar race
• Official Results for 2011 Dirty Kanza 200
• Bowyer's car owner penalized for altercation
• Answering the call
• Tough decisions
• Chat with Mayor Kevin Nelson
• Officials field Reading residents’ questions
• New Briefs
• Bowyer gives $10,000 to Reading recovery efforts
• Arts Notes
• ESU students, faculty create exhibit celebrating Black Emporia
• Julia’s letters
• Church News
• Now is the day of salvation
• FHTC will be closed until Monday at 7:30 am - all weekend courses for the summer will be held at the Adult Education Center. Have a great weekend - don't worry we have other weekend courses if you want to sign up!
• Bowyer gives $10,000 to Reading recovery efforts
• Another hurdle cleared
• Education and ambition
• Emporia woman may be involved in Wichita homicide
• Good Causes
• Online Chat with Jodi Heermann, Executive Director NRH Foundation
• Moran visits Chase County
• Emporia Garden Tour is Saturday
• Reading could use more physical help
• Eagle Scouts honored
• Pizza Hut Four-State Fundraiser
• Riley survives two near-misses
• City to ask FEMA for more time to negotiate Fanestil relocation
• The game goes on
• Donations to Reading should be given to the United Way of the Flint Hills
• Doughnut Debate in Topeka
• Today: Keep It a Safe Summer
• City to ask FEMA for more time to negotiate Fanestil relocation
• Live Stream: Emporia City Commission Meeting 1:30pm
• Emporia woman wanted in connection with Wichita homicide
• A kindness received
• A study in circular thinking
• Stay strong in support
• A memorial day picnic
• Treva's Eatery is a treat
• Cottonwood Falls Rancher continues cowboy way of life
• Lessons from Greensburg tornado recovery could aid Reading
• Wolf Creek reactor not fully twister-proof
• Emporia celebrates the Flint Hills
• Small business administration offers disaster assistance to Reading residents
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Jodi Heermann, Executive Director NRH Foundation
• Keep It a Safe Summer rescheduled for Thursday
• County commission to skip Wednesday meeting, meet on Thursday
• Every single cemetery
• New Briefs
• Local students earn graduate degrees at Emporia State University
• Reading girls get special attention
• COAD working tirelessly in Reading
• Kansas Department of Revenue ready to assist
• About Town
• ESU's Etheridge wins national championship
• Kolmer wins two events for EHS at state track
• Olpe wins girls 1A track title
• Upcoming Dirty Kanza event inspires local businesses
• RDA suggests incentive agreement for Fanestil
• Get your Dirty Kanza 200 collector cards
• About Town
• Hornets offer basketball camp for K-8 boys
• Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend! FHTC will reopen Tuesday at 7:30 am - all spring grades have been mailed (unless you have a hold)
• ESU alumni to be inducted into Kansas Teachers’ Hall of Fame
• Updated Reading info; COAD closing
• Some Reading pets still unclaimed
• UWFH accepts money for Reading
• EHS names new baseball coach
• Lyon County homes, farms suffer tornado damage
• New Briefs
• Studio damaged in Reading tornado
• Bearing one another’s burdens
• Lutherans celebrate Circuit Rider 150th
• Faith News
• Art Notes
• ESU Summer Theatre opens June 8
• Crunch (and munch) time
• An open letter for the arts
• Community News
• Reading student wins multiple equine awards
• About Town
• Boil order lifted
• Highway Patrol trooper dead following accident
• Not too late to enroll in a summer general education course - Most summer classes begin Tuesday. FHTC will be closed Monday for the holiday.
• Online Chat with Mickey Edwards & Dena Russell of SOS & CASA
• ESU presidential search committee named
• School Board accepts bid from local group for Lowthers
• ‘We’re some of the more fortunate’
• Moran to visit Chase County
• Tightwad Bank, Reading, open for local customers
• Time for Microbes Again
• Husbands and housework
• Hospital Board of Trustees meets
• Good Causes
• Chesmore said to be good neighbor, good man
• School boards accepts bid from local group for Lowther buildings
• Former boxing champ waives preliminary hearing
• Entrance monuments, low hotel occupancy hurt tourism fund
• Kindred Spirits
• Act of Kindness
• Walk Kansas grand success
• Lip-smacking Squirrel
• Electricity restored in Reading
• Denim & Diamond jeans to go to Reading residents
• United Way tornado relief fund
• Damage totals still being calculated
• Rebound or ghost town
• Tightwad Bank, Reading, open for local customers
• Severe thunderstorm warning cancelled
• FHTC Construction students and Instructors helped clean up at Reading yesterday - way to go FHTC. Bill Hanlon a retired FHTC instructor lost his house and so far FHTC has raised $1,250.00 for the Hanlon family
• Tornado watch issued for Lyon County
• United Way sets up disaster relief fund
• Possible storms halt Reading recovery efforts early
• ‘It just ruined this place’
• How you can help
• Shelter provides temporary home for tornado victims
• Thousands of supplies roll in
• Will Reading get FEMA aid?
• Reading animals being kept at Emporia Fairgrounds
• school board to review bids for lowther buildings
• Lyon County Agenda
• Emporia City Commission Agenda
• Writing with words and light
• Sherrer Shock
• A Special Thank You
• About Town
• Electricity restored in Reading
• Severe Weather Advisory
• Volunteers for Reading put on hold; tornado alert plan
• Reading Needs; Boil Tap Water
• Reading Kansas Tornado Videos
• Reading mail held in Lebo
• Reading school in relatively good shape after tornado
• Reading Needs; Boil Tap Water
• Brownback, Moran tour Reading
• Partial donation list released to aide relief workers
• 4-H
• Reading mail held in Lebo
• Mending the World
• The Long Recovery
• About Town
• K-170 closed
• FHTC graduates celebrate, prepare to push onward
• AMR Emporia receives 2011 Safety Award
• Gutierrez attempted murder trial begins today
• Power, phones, water off in Reading
• ‘Inspirational’ Miracle Cafe looks to rebuild
• ‘You are not going to believe this’
• Residents allowed to stay in Reading, Brownback set to tour damage
• Special board meeting tonight to discuss Reading school
• Want to volunteer to help clean up Reading?
• Disaster Relief Donations
• Submit your Questions: Tuesday Online Chat with Mickey Edwards & Dena Russell of SOS & CASA
• Disaster Relief Donations
• Officials identify Don Chesmore as man killed in the tornado
• Want to volunteer to help clean up Reading?
• Everyone accounted for in Reading; state leader assessing damage
• Reading residents allowed back into town, must leave by 6 p.m.
• Tornado devastates Reading
• Send storm or tornado pictures
• Local disaster declaration declared for Reading
• One man killed in Reading tornado
• Reading suffers direct hit from tornado
• Tornado touches down near Burlingame Road. Send photos
• Severe storm moving through area
• About Town
• Business Briefs
• Olpe Business receives grant
• Big city squirrels vs small town squirrels
• More choices
• Weiser chats athletics
• Congratulations to all FHTC Graduates! Graduation tomorrow - 2 pm WAW Auditorium - Graduates be there by 1 pm - Doors open at 12:45.
• Menus
• Congratulations Graduates! We are proud of you!
• Collins to attend Book Signing
• Beauty is in the book of the beholder
• Poetry Contest part of Symphony events
• Art Notes
• The Next life
• Church News
• Bike racks installed downtown
• Galloway back in jail after another alleged stabbing
• Free breakfasts, lunches available for children during the summer
• EHS student selected for Kansas youth leadership program
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• The ‘Talk’
• Americus Rural High School
• EPL summer reading program
• Hopkins Foundation awards educators
• Former heavyweight champ back in court Monday
• Project MERIT completes fourth year in Emporia schools
• EHS forensics team completes season, prepares for Nationals
• Graduation Practice today at 10 am - WAW Auditorium - 11:30 End of the Year Bash - Commons area at FHTC
• Online Chat with Mayor Kevin Nelson
• Vote Emporia for Most Patriotic city
• Injury accident
• Public universities seek tuition increases
• Rathke receives award for his ‘labor of love’
• State Board of Education adopts new strategic plan
• Topekan Tim Clothier named as interim president of ESU Foundation
• Catbackers Golf Tournament
• In Memoriam
• Sherrer resigns from Board of Regents
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Beer gardens in parking lots? Three June events get go ahead
• Live Stream: Emporia City Commission Meeting
• Topekan Tim Clothier named as interim president of ESU Foundation
• Emporia tied for third in Most Patriotic City contest
• Gary Sherrer resigns from Board of Regents
• Wreck sends man to hospital
• Brownback, stakeholders discuss the economic vitality of the Flint Hills
• Online community comes together to help Alabama storm victims
• Legislative wrap
• Renovation looks amazing
• OSU College of Education announces 2011 Hall of Fame class
• Scholarship fund benefits from donation
• Better beef through marinades
• Go for the greens
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Mayor Kevin Nelson
• ESU distinguished alumnus to take helm as interim president
• H. Edward Flentje Bio
• ERC chooses architect to design new and renovated ballfields
• New Briefs
• Enjoy the outdoors
• What we love about Kansas
• After-Prom thank you’s
• EHS golf qualifies three for state
• Agenda
• About Town
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with ESU Athletics Director Kent Weiser
• ERC chooses architect to design new and renovated ballfields
• Regents choose ESU alumnus as interim president
• 4-H news
• Community News
• Good Chemistry
• Eggs & issues covers student achievement, reconfiguration
• Moving utility line in Kansas could cost millions
• K.I.S.S. (Keep It a Safe Summer)
• Online Chat with Kent Weiser, ESU Athletics Director
• Expanded protection area stifles wind farm plans
• EHS graduates nearly 300 students
• ESU celebrates graduation
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with ESU Athletics Director Kent Weiser
• FINALS WEEK! Good luck FHTC Students!
• Congratulations to all high school graduates! Hope to see you in the summer or fall! Reach for the stars!
• HOTT awards 24 scholarships
• Teachers, staff honored for their work
• Long time coming
• Graduation celebrations
• Brown’s receives company’s highest award
• About Town
• Business Briefcase
• New videos a tool to promote Emporia
• Education dedication
• The Lion Story
• The Common Good
• Recreation Center communication
• The EHS class of ‘11
• Scholarship awards announced for EHS graduates
• Several arrested in Osage County
• Three selected for Girls State
• Worthless checks cashed at loan shop
• Longbine: some good, some bad with state budget
• Food drive
• Catbacker Golf Tournament
• 15 year anniversary of helmet program
• Former meth addict shares his story
• Deadline looming for Fanestil relocation
• ESU prepares for spring commencement
• A family education
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• Black squirrel spotted downtown
• About Town
• A recipe for grieving
• The People’s Representative?
• Sunflower Music Festival set for June 10-18
• Legislature approves $13.8B Kansas budget
• Deadline looming for Fanestil relocation
• The pain of poison ivy
• Kansans Optimizing Health Program
• Summer hours
• School board to start selling Lowthers process over
• Non-traditional students celebrate graduation
• Help for Japan
• Sherrer to lead search
• How I got into teaching
• May: Older Americans Month
• About Town
• Good Causes
• School board will start over on selling Lowther buildings
• Live Stream: Emporia USD 253 School Board Meeting
• Storm water fee idea put on hold for now
• Pour one more!
• Emma Chase makes a Catch
• Grafted In
• Many thanks
• Txt U L8r
• Nobody's Business
• Meth busts could get costly
• Teen grazed in shooting
• Teacher overcomes obstacles, graduates
• EHS baseball coach leaving role after season
• Gunman identified in Anderson Building shooting
• Honoring his work
• New bid on table for Lowthers
• Multiple shots fired inside Anderson Building
• News Briefs
• Time is priceless
• Farm Bureau does good work
• Tanks
• Emporia City Commission Agenda
• Emporia Recreation Commission Agenda
• About Town
• We raised $707 from the Taco Benefit and donations for the Best family! Another fundraiser is scheduled in the fall semester!
• Multiple shots fired inside Anderson Building late Sunday
• Community News
• About Town
• Raise debt ceiling now
• Presidential search
• Jenkins-Yeager Softball Tourney
• School board meeting
• Man dies in vehicle/train accident
• Where the wind blows
• Jeremy Jenkins found
• Caps and Gowns are available in the Bookstore!
• Man dies in car/train wreck
• Body found at John Redmond: suspected to be Jeremy Jenkins
• Rudolph Christopher took 1st Place in Fundamentals of Web Design at BPA Nationals! Way to go Rudy!
• Lane to assist in transition process
• Freshman wins car
• Overseas Connections
• A man of many names
• esu’s mehrhof receives national award
• The Neighborhood Bully
• School bake sale teaches students money skills
• Emporia 7th graders qualify for Duke TIP recognition
• ESU dance concert tonight
• EHS Seniors Honored
• Emporia High School to recognize 2011 honor graduates
• New offer on table for Lowther buildings
• Give blood, go to Opryland
• Jenkins-Yeager Softball Tourney
• Historical district meeting
• ESU President Lane plans to teach accounting
• Local man critically injured
• Highlights of Lane’s presidency
• Community reacts to Lane resignation
• Celeste Gonzalez wins car at EHS
• Father Corby and the General Absolution
• Faith Notes
• Jeff Hamilton Trio closes series
• ‘Damage’ intriguing
• Arts Notes
• KSF is this weekend
• TGIF!!!!!!! Wishing everyone a great day and weekend!
• Law enforcement busts meth labs
• ESU president steps down
• Emporia High School to recognize 2011 honor graduates
• New offer on table for Lowther buildings
• Tower landscaping
• Class Reunion
• Farmers Market starts Saturday
• Get fit
• Our Prayer
• The place that drives men mad
• Hospital discusses future
• Good Causes
• About Town
• Road Closing
• Pakistan warns America
• Mow or pay up
• Chase County HS student national merit finalist
• Dining on Derby Day
• National Day of Prayer Thursday
• A job worth doing
• School board accepts offer for Lowthers
• Wishing the best for the Class of 2011
• Changing times
• School board accepts bid on Lowther buildings
• County attorney’s office to kick in for fireworks
• Student Loan Counseling Exit Interviews, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Conference Rooms B & C
• TACO LUNCHEON BENEFIT For The Best Family TODAY!!!!!!!! WHERE: FHTC Cafeteria TIME: 11:20 am-12:30 pm COST: $5 MENU 3 Tacos with Fixings, Rice, Chips & Cheese, Dessert and Tea or Water
• Online Chat with Tracy Simmons, Manager Emporia Farmer's Market
• High-Speed Internet coming to Emporia
• City leaders consider what they want to do
• News Briefs
• Time for community conversation
• Along the Way
• ESU art show opens today
• Blue Ribbon Commission meets in Emporia
• Vitamins and your health
• Health Agenda
• ‘Swindle,’ ‘The Boy Who Dared’ selected for White book awards
• Agenda
• About Town
• The Final Hunt
• Tuesday funnies
• Man sustains minor injuries in Monday accident
• Search warrant leads to arrest
• Emporia resident suspected of attempted murder
• No easy answers
• Need new ideas
• Day Care Safety
• Workshop
• East side of Memorial Union to be unveiled
• Denim drop-off starts
• Locals react to bin Laden’s death
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Tracy Simmons, Manager Emporia Farmer's Market
• ESU Foundation President Steps Down
• Accident
• Soccer Tournament was a success!! First Place Cherry Poppers second place Undisputed Champs! Thank you students for a wonderful day! Cannot wait till next years Tournament.
• President Obama: Osama Bin Laden has been killed
• Menus
• Callcap promotes new Vice President from Emporia
• Patrick Named CEO of TFI
• Woman overcomes stroke, inspires others
• Housing needs change
• Forensic nursing examiner program expanding
• Guild memberships benefit ESU Theater Department
• ESU’s Newberg seniors share campus and community involvement
• Wainright joins NRCS Management Unit
• FHTC Soccer Tournament - tomorrow at 9 am!! We are so excited - this is the First Annual Soccer Tournament
• No easy answers
• Alliance elects officers
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Okay with cats
• Pick me please!
• Diet book a feast
• Calling all Kansas quilters
• Art Notes
• Arts Commission continues fight for jobs, innovation
• Why all the hype for Easter?
• Church News
• ESU Memorial Union to be unveiled next week
• League of Women Voters convention
• Relay for Life
• Students collecting books for Ethiopia
• International day set for Flinthills Mall
• Breaking the mold
• Britain celebrates royal wedding
• KU Barnstormers come to Burlington
• ESU softball drops to 18th, third in regional rankings
• Express Care to open in May
• Aging department well utilized
• Thank You!
• Comments from others
• About Town
• RDA agenda
• Good Causes
• Time for Arbor Day
• School board tables decision on Lowther buildings
• County delays fireworks funding decision
• Health center welcomes new dentist
• Mold creates health problems
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
• Concert
• Congressman to visit Emporia
• Congratulations to Logan A. Grieder for receiving The PIA MidAmerica's Educational Fountation scholarship for $1,500. Logan will be transferring to Pittsburg State University to finish his Bachelors Degree in Graphic Arts!
• Today: Online Chat with Retired City Commissioner Julie Johnson
• Death toll climbs after tornadoes
• Student Services will be collecting donations for the Best family. They lost two nephews and a niece in a fire—Jace was 6, Ayden was 5 and Zoey was 5 months. The children’s older sister, Alexis, and their mother, Ashley, are still in the hos
• School board tables decision on Lowther buildings
• Live Stream: USD 253 School Board Meeting
• Ready for Rhubarb
• Annual Kansas celebration upcoming
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Retired City Commissioner Julie Johnson
• Hornet Involvement
• Newman Express Care to open in May
• Emporia store owner facing nine drug charges
• Aging services well utilized in Lyon County
• Dispose of unused medication Saturday
• Mold invades ESU archives - Documents damaged
• EHS names Croucher volleyball coach
• New ESU soccer coach
• Emporia clothing store owner facing nine drug charges
• Clint Bowyer will appear on The Biggest Loser tonight
• NHHS softball game canceled
• Emergency order of suspension issued for local day care
• Talent for Shiloh
• News Briefs
• 62 years of Presbyterian Manor Services
• Reporters and hospitals can coexist
• The Kansas Brag Book
• One of the Most Important Things You Can Do for Your Child: Get Them Vaccinated!
• Health Agenda
• Humanities Council awards six grants
• Martin Retiring as CEO of TFI
• Agenda
• About Town
• Emergency order of suspension issued for local day care
• Man injured in accident
• Graduation Announcements are available in the Bookstore. If you have not applied for graduation, please see Brenda ASAP!!!!!!!!!
• Emergency order of suspension issued for local daycare
• About Town
• Deadline looms
• Oil issues complicated
• Community News
• Logan Avenue 4-H Club
• A Taste of Emporia
• ESO final concert for season
• Eggs & Issues
• Send us your Easter pictures!
• Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!
• ESU softball sweeps Pittsburg State on Senior Day
• Richard Schrock named Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor
• Debt, pool, Lowther Buildings addressed at Eggs & Issues
• About Town
• Menus
• Dominguez sentenced to life in prison
• Frequently Asked Questions about Easter
• The last original
• Future Architects?
• Bulletin named All-Kansas
• Engle achieves Mary Kay award
• Plane crashes near Topeka
• Richard Schrock named Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Dominguez sentenced to life in prison
• ESU names four 2011 Distinguished Alumni
• ESU professor to receive Schillinger Award
• Emporia State professor presents seminar
• Treasures of Cassatt at WAM
• Art Notes
• A life recovered
• Faith and the life of the believer
• Church News
• ESO season concludes
• Harrington part of National Poetry Month
• Blaufuss run next week
• Diamond W Wranglers ‘scintillating’
• Bowyer Community Building site plan approved
• Mileage Smart
• FHTC is closed Friday!! Students enjoy the break and see you Monday!!!!
• Work continues on Americus water improvements
• Winners of recycling excellence awards honored
• Some things I love
• Smart schooling
• Man charged in connection with fight outside bar
• BK robber sentenced to 13 months in jail
• About Town
• Good Causes
• EPL does eEverything
• James Harter retirement reception
• EHS students win highest honor
• Goody’s coming to Emporia
• Helping Mother Earth
• Submit your Questions for an Online Chat with Will Spencer of Nature's Paradise Health Food Store
• In with the new
• We did it - we have enough for the tournament - Saturday, April 30th TRYSA - see you there!
• Live Tonight: Emporia City Commission Meeting
• Remember food safety when decorating Easter eggs
• A quick trip to The New Breck
• Man allegedly attacks deputies outside Americus bar
• Hop to the mall for an egg hunt
• Get to know your new Emporia city commissioners
• Blaufuss Scholarship Run set for April 29
• 5K a success
• Faster Internet
• Submit your Questions for an Online Chat with Will Spencer of Nature's Paradise Health Food Store
• One person killed in truck accident
• Online Chat with Bill Hanlon, Director of Sustainable Living Center
• Growing Support
• Tyson to lay off 60 to 80 employees
• Americus resident wins $10,000
• Research celebrated
• Health Agenda
• “Hail, Spring is Here.”
• Time for spring cleaning
• Supporting local food initiative
• Communication researcher to present Pflaum Lecture at Emporia State
• School superintendent chats with readers
• Archeological Excavation Training
• Agenda
• Tractor accident kills local man
• About Town
• Tractor accident kills local man
• This is essential
• Stone Fence Renovation Workshop
• Busy Beavers March meeting
• ESU chefs honor international cuisines
• Moser Family Fundraiser
• Community News
• Book sale continues
• Laps for Landon
• NLC parent survey reflects patron views
• A great day for disc
• Submit your Questions for an Online Chat with Bill Hanlon, Director of Sustainable Living Center
• About Town
• Engle achieves Mary Kay award
• New location for RCIL
• Quilt show luncheon draws crowd, good reviews
• NHHS FBLA placings
• Cornett-Devito retiring after 29 years at ESU
• Heating problem reported at Turning Point Learning Center
• The Bond
• USPS used Vegas replica for Lady Liberty stamp
• Hetlinger cash for cans
• Party for the Planet
• New family practitioner joins NRH
• From victim to survivor
• Smoke and Mirrors
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Billy Goat Faith
• Church News
• Follow Me
• Kristina Wong brings one-woman show to Emporia State
• ESU student-athletes benefit from new scholarships
• About Town
• Teddy Bear Clinic Saturday
• Mayhem and murder
• Documentary screenings: The Jayhawk Theatre
• Arts Notes
• SOCCER TOURNAMENT sign up continues!!! Turn your forms in ASAP!
• Severe weather updates
• Tornado watch
• Weather-related cancellations
• Severe Weather Alert
• Crime of the Week
• ‘Sleeping Beauty’ with Missoula Children’s Theater
• Eastside fish fry
• Debra Bess 2nd Annual Rewalk
• Opera Theater all ‘New’
• Lovely Lilium longiforum
• I like to tell stories
• Dedicated Disptachers
• Being Green
• ESU Foundation awards Scholarships
• About Town
• School board votes on calendar for 2012-13
• Today: Online Chat with USD 253 Superintendent Theresa Davidson
• School board approves 2012-13 calendar
• Basketball Tournament is Saturday!!!! Soccer Tournament deadline to sign up is Monday!! Come on students lets get involved!
• Learn how to manage your chronic pain
• Governor celebrates signing of abortion laws
• Call for volunteers
• Town hall meeting
• Five to be inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame
• ‘Only a Hiccup’ in Emporia auto supply
• Some local easter egg hunts planned
• Second Annual Community Easter Celebration Service to be held at fairgrounds
• New city park study could be in the works
• Walk Kansas half-way point
• Bacon Doughnut Heaven
• WRAPS to hold unique auction
• Questions answered at housing forum
• Another simple pleasure
• Don't respect the disrespectful
• Volunteers are the Heart of Hospice
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with USD 253 Superintendent Theresa Davidson
• Internship business comes to Emporia
• TRYSA still kicking, but ERC could take over
• Preparing for the ball
• News Briefs
• An elegant dinner and a movie
• Emporia Board of Education to meet Wednesday
• A happy place?
• One man’s legacy
• Thank you
• Many thanks
• Burger king robbers receive 32 months in jail
• Schools survey hail damage
• Emporia Recreation Commission
• About Town
• ESU Athletics introduces new Mens Basketball Coach (Video)
• The FHTC Auction was a success, we raised $35,000 for scholarships! Thank you for those that came out to support our students!!
• Community News
• About Town
• City of Emporia water judged 'Best Tasting In Kansas'
• Adopt a Garden
• Emporia Wins
• Glass Blowout benefits students on many levels
• Courthouse bonds to be paid off by July 1
• The Villager will close after 35 years in business
• ESU to name Vandiver men's basketball coach
• Just a few more hours until the auction!! Can't wait to see what a great success this event will be! See you at WAW Auditorium
• Courthouse bonds to be paid off by July 1
• Easing transition
• More money set aside for street repairs
• About Town
• Future of broadband, Lowther buildings discussed by RDA
• Vegetarianism saves money
• EHS project benefits retirement homes
• Emporia man dies in traffic accident
• Future of Broadband, Lowther buildings discussed by RDA
• Pats on the Back
• Cruelty
• Glass Guild to have demos, auction
• Vidocq Society ‘Fascinating’
• Noted Civil War Historian to speak at Kaw Mission
• Art Notes
• Signs of the Times?
• Church News
• Ballot encoders to be purchase/replaced
• About Town
• Injury accident
• Night at the Museum
• Craft show
• The White Rose has new owners
• Update: Accident on Highway 56
• Dunlap 3 on 3 tournament a success
• EMS student competes in third State Geography Bee
• EHS students qualify for national speech and debate tournament
• Turning Point Learning Center to host open house
• First Annual Soccer Tournament on April 30th beginning at 9 am - the Soccer Tournament will be held at TRYSA! To sign up please see Student Services!
• Emporia man sentenced in New Mexico case
• FHTC auction to fund scholarships
• The Strongman’s Burden
• Support survivors of sexual assault
• About Town
• Good causes
• Bell is new officer
• Commission gives Zimmerman good evaluation, bonus
• Big Service Event
• Injury accident
• Today: Online Chat with Jon Pool, CPA - Submit Questions
• Commission gives Zimmerman good evaluation, bonus
• City budget adjustments approved by 3-1 vote
• The Perfect Pecan
• Having fun at the food show
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Jon Pool, CPA of Pool & Wright, Chartered
• Olpe has new mayor following election
• The News Briefly
• Brinkman the top vote getter for USD 253
• New city commissioners ready to dive in
• About town news briefs
• Prairie Fire Festival this week
• Stop gas hikes
• Plan Intent
• Early childhood education
• Kolmer signs with K-State
• Fire takes out shed on Sylvan Street
• Trio of newcomers elected to Emporia City Commission
• Brinkman, Helbert, Schreiber and Riles take Emporia school board seats
• Mlynar, Gilligan and Phipps take open City Commission seats
• Election results
• News Briefs
• County announces share of cost for Bowyer building
• Health Agenda
• Don’t call, email me
• Touring Stafford County
• City receives $180,000 health insurance refund
• City won’t change insurance carriers
• Emporia City Commission
• Vote for Keisler
• Supports Tebbetts
• Variety show brings talent to Granada Theatre
• Lowther south students interview professionals
• 4-H News
• About Town
• ESU tennis earns split
• EPL Family Fun Night
• Child Abuse Prevention Summit
• County clerk ready for election
• Remembering Knute
• NRC meeting regarding Wolf Creek Tuesday
• FHTC Benefit Auction coming April 9th please visit the website for additional details!
• Flint Hills Technical College Auction Saturday, April 9 · 6:30pm - 9:30pm
• Stop by the open house today from 1 pm to 4 pm!! Today is a going to be a great day!
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Mlynar
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Keisler
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Gilligan
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Endres
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Bordonaro
• Business Briefcase
• Nuclear Energy: At What Cost?
• Supports Keisler
• Re-elect Steffes
• Gilligan brings servant leadership
• Meet Mrs. Ron Thomas
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Thomas
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Tebbetts
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Phipps
• Election Guide: City Commission cadidates, Myers
• Gilligan well grounded
• Steffes best fit
• Brinkman's best
• 50 days
• Friday Thoughts
• About Town
• Faith News
• One thousand pieces
• Bowyer Community Building groundbreaking gets good coverage
• Emporian wins 2011 Spur Award
• Tallgrass Express performs for WMA
• Art Notes
• Zumbathon
• Donations
• Election Guide School board candidates, Angie Schreiber
• Election guide: School board candidates, Riles
• Election guide: School board candidates, Ponciano
• Election guide: School board candidates, Helbert
• Election Guide: School board candidates, Cotterman
• Election Guide School board candidates, Brinkman
• Accident sends two children to hopsital
• Major Announcement Planned for 10 AM Today!
• Advance voting tops 600
• Open House Saturday from 1 pm to 4 pm!!!!!!!!
• Candidates seek USD 252 Board of Education seats
• Pasture Burning and the Flint Hills Smoke Management Plan
• Telephone scam
• Fairness from Brinkman
• Don’t vote
• Steffes the right one
• A passionate advocate
• A leader, a listener
• Nasty and nice again
• Cut off crabgrass
• ESU students hear advice from 2011 master teachers
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Video Streaming Page Has New Content
• Career Fair was a success!!! Thank you! Open HOUSE Saturday from 1-4 pm - First time for new students to enroll in summer/fall classes! Current students if you have not yet enrolled - please do!
• Heading to Reading
• Gilligan a leader
• Phipps has passion
• Vote Steffes
• Yucca Mountain
• Application deadline extended
• Child abuse prevention summit to be held
• Two EHS students named national merit finalists
• Kansas school teachers brace for cuts
• Debate on
• Online Chat with Tammy Vopat, Lyon County Clerk
• Career Fair tomorrow - stop by and check out the new sessions - check your student EMAIL!!!!!!!!!!!
• Tonight: Live Web Stream and Radio Broadcast of City Commission Candidate Debate
• Bowyer breaks ground on fairground building
• EVCO show always ‘Super’
• Charges filed
• Transformer boxes stolen from mall
• City commission debate
• USD 252 candidate forum
• Health Agenda
• And the home of the brave
• The Western Flyer
• Decorating for safety
• Scholarships available for value-added foods entrepreneurs
• City Commission Agenda
• Huelskamp's staff to hold office hours
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Tammy Vopat, Lyon County Clerk
• Tonight: City candidate debate
• Three people injured in separate accidents
• Supports Phipps
• Bowyer breaks ground on fairground community building
• The Night Shift Saint
• Community news
• Corner House grant
• Department warns of fee scam
• Fundraiser
• ‘Dance of the Prairie Chickens’
• Education a priority for Schreiber
• Few voters expected to show up April 5
• Artistic flare displayed at ageless art show
• Bowyer Community Building groundbreaking March 28
• Last day of SPRING BREAK! Get ready classes will be in session in the morning!
• Three people injured in separate accidents
• Spring break is almost over! Monday reopen at 7:30 am - Career Fair is Wednesday! Make sure you dress up!
• 'A midsummer night's dream' next production for ESU Theatre
• Group aimed at supporting parents
• Candidate: 'Education opens doors'
• Camp Alexander booming
• Alumni in Leadership KS class
• Menus
• About Town
• Firefighter retiring
• Briefcase
• Art exhibitions at Pioneer Bluffs to focus on the forms of nature
• Pats on the Back
• Vote Phipps
• Cattle Drives and the Civil War
• Student-designed quilts begin tour
• The Pioneer Woman
• Arts Notes
• Easter is about Resurrection
• Church News
• Shaver receives Eagle Scout Award
• The Gallery at Pioneer Bluffs announces 2011 exhibitions and programs
• ESU scientist included on Sesquicentennial list
• Presbyterian Manor to Host Art is Ageless Exhibit
• Good Causes
• Crime of the week
• Helbert seeking re-election to give back to community
• Les Nuessen: Sertoman-of-the-Year Award
• City candidate debate set for Tuesday
• Wreck kills Osage City woman
• VIP Rewards scam
• Career Fair! Wednesday, March 30th! Mock Interviews will be held please sign up in Student Services!
• Ponciano impressed with Emporia schools
• Bringing voting to them
• Monuments to Vanity
• Vote Brinkman
• About Town
• JoLanna Kord named director of institutional research
• Federal health grant may be in jeopardy
• Office hours this week 7:30 am to 4 pm. Hope everyone is having a safe spring break!
• Simulation at middle school
• Mental health cuts outlined in county commission study session
• About Town
• Domestic dispute sends Emporia woman to hospital
• Spring Joys
• Hitting the Sauce
• Cruel method
• Why the exemptions?
• Beyond Imagination
• Burning regulations
• Business After Hours
• Summer Scape
• Students undergo AYP testing
• Online Chat with Gary Stapp, Lyon County Appraiser
• Tyson Foods to contribute to Japanese relief effort
• Officials monitoring Japanese radiation
• Nice windy day in Emporia, KS
• Lyon County in tornado watch
• Domestic dispute sends Emporia woman to hospital
• New Hornet Express to be unveiled during spring break
• USD 252 candidate forum
• Fundraising for Japan
• ECKAN Scholarship Opportunity
• De-funding of NPR bad idea
• Rural life in the ‘40s
• Low voter turnout shameful
• Express Care to open soon
• Free colon screening kits
• Health Agenda
• Five hurt in two accidents
• About Town
• Update: Online Comments
• Five hurt in two accidents on Monday
• ESU men’s basketball coach David Moe stepping down
• Deadline extended for talent show
• Cow causes five-vehicle accident on Turnpike
• Woman in critical condition after Friday accident
• Safe as can be
• The Debt Bomb
• Supports Brinkman
• Purposeless career fair
• Cotterman aims to provide students with more opportunities
• Thompson named Eagle Scout
• Do-B's does it right
• Brownback establishes Office of the Repealer
• Welcome Monday - the college is open this week - office hours 7:30 am to 4 pm
• Woman remains in critical condition after Friday accident
• Cow causes five-car accident on Turnpike
• U.S. bombs Libya
• 30 years of service
• New addition to church
• Emporia's circus train
• Library offers wealth of services
• Multi-vehicle accident on Turnpike this morning
• One injured in Friday accident
• Local Ducks Unlimited chapter wins award
• Menus
• Out of taxpayers’ pockets
• Have a safe and enjoyable spring break!!
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Grace for Gracie
• Commissioners offer support in jail health care plan
• Eggs & Issues Saturday
• Advanced voting
• Americus Township Library to re-open soon
• ESU drives economic engine
• Search won’t be called off
• N. Lyon County film premiere
• Wild Minnie Walkup
• Arts Notes
• Rachel Carson: A life of significance
• Report shows ESU drives economic engine
• Current student enrollment continues!!
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Golf program and award set up
• Walk will raise funds
• It's all about the corned beef
• Advanced voting starts
• Groundbreaking
• Online Chat with Gary Stapp, Lyon County Appraiser
• Have patience, gardeners
• Teachers are essential
• Summer Healthcare Student Intern Program
• Advanced voting off to strong start
• Free Lettuce, Apples
• Bowyer Community Building groundbreaking March 28
• Live Streaming Emporia City Commission Meeting Tonight
• ESU students reach out to Japan
• Rhonda Gordon: Time to Eat Right
• A St. Patrick's day feast
• Get the facts right
• Mortality
• Candidate knowledge
• ESU St. Patrick's lunch
• Frankie Valens in concert
• About town news briefs
• 'Wizard of Oz' to be shown at the Granada on St. Patrick's Day
• What are the odds
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Gary Stapp, Lyon County Appraiser
• Sign up for the 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament - April 16th from 9 to noon and the Soccer Tournament will be held on April 30th
• Free Lettuce
• Three arrested for allegedly shooting into residence
• Forum highlights school board candidates
• Advance voting starts Wednesday
• Gaelic Storm Tonight
• Food relief for Japan
• Wolf Creek officials watching Japan crisis
• Prepare for spring weather
• Moving Books
• Colorectal Cancer: What You Need to Know
• Health Agenda
• Tuition to increase at FHTC
• Newell honored by alma mater
• About Town
• Agenda
• ESU students reach out to Japan
• Tonight: Gaelic Storm - Get tickets now!
• Today: Online Chat with Sue Blechl, Director of Emporia Public Library
• Watch Live: USD 253 School Board Candidate Forum
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Sue Blechl, Director of Emporia Public Library
• Injury accident on the Kansas Turnpike
• Area students attend leadership conference
• 4-H News
• The danger of denial
• Gunshots fired at Sylvan Street residence Sunday
• About Town
• Red Cross gets new trailer with grant
• Bald for a cause
• Tree pruning workshop at Pioneer Bluffs
• Crime of the Week
• School board forum tonight
• Death toll rises in Japan
• Enrollment for current students begins today. New Student enrollment kick off during Open House - Saturday, April 2nd from 1 pm to 4 pm. Happy Monday!
• School board candidate forum to take place Monday
• American Red Cross receives grant from Walmart Foundation
• St. Baldrick's Foundation event draws large crowd
• There's a Storm coming
• Donations needed for Project Playscape
• Project ChildSafe comes to Emporia
• RDA gives money for passenger rail efforts
• City hires new engineer
• Our Frozen Cat
• About Town
• Court rejects challenge to school funding lawsuit
• Locals try to contact family members in Japan after quake
• Student play to be performed at ESU this weekend
• Celtic music in Cottonwood Falls
• Audition call for ‘Sleeping Beauty’
• Arts Notes
• The mystery of ‘Majestie’
• ESU alum on Food Network
• Success is within
• AT&T opening store
• Church News
• Advance voting starts Wednesday
• Police seeking to identify driver of hit and run
• Gardening expertise available this weekend
• ESU helps students affected by Japan quake
• ESU president heading to Middle East
• Downtown wellness program to launch
• Local students collect coins to find a cure
• RDA gives money for passenger rail efforts
• Wishing everyone a great weekend! Friday is here!
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii
• Comments moved to Forums
• EHS boys fall at state
• Comments Disabled
• ESU alum appears on Food Network
• Police asking for public's help in identifying driver of hit and run
• Downtown wellness program to launch (video of meeting available)
• Local educators attend conference
• Inspection shows damage to one new rotor
• RDA Agenda
• ABW Meeting
• Addition will double Hetlinger’s space
• Film draws attention to child victims of war
• St. Patrick’s Day
• Remember manners?
• Good Causes
• About Town
• School board approves textbook fees, summer school changes
• Call for horse handlers
• Americus native buys Emporia office supply store
• High speed chase ends in Lyon County
• Graduation Applications are due today and Don't forget to get your Basketball team ready for the 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament. See Seth for details
• Applelicious
• Games help EMS students prepare for state assessments
• Speaking for Jack
• Talk Now
• Comments sought for teachers college accreditation
• Crime of the week
• Corner House opens mother-child treatment center
• Celtic music comes to Emma Chase
• High speed chase ends in Lyon County
• Free food
• Dumping and sign vandalism costs staggering
• Just a reminder graduation applications are due tomorrow!
• Candidate forum
• News Briefs
• Online Chat with Amy Jordan, Lyon County Extension Agent
• A commissioner’s contribution
• The Golden Hour
• Thanks for support
• America’s Promise
• Facts are facts
• In His Words
• About Town
• Community send off tonight
• Watch the City Commission Candidate Forum
• Incumbent withdraws from city commission race
• Incumbent withdraws from city commission race
• Death of 2-year-old boy ruled accidental
• Coffey County law enforcement recognized for rescuing neglected horses
• Online chat
• Tuesday Night at the Museum
• Watch it live
• New chiropractor takes over Emporia clinic
• Wright named CEO for TFI, CCC
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Amy Jordan, Lyon County Extension Agent
• Emporia State employees recognized for service
• Community News
• Business Briefs
• Welcome to a NEW Week!! Open House, Saturday, April 2nd from 1pm to 4 pm will kick off enrollment for new students. Current student enrollment begins March 14th. Stay tuned for the summer/fall course schedule
• Woman injured in car accident
• Man arrested for failure to report accident
• Death of child being investigated
• Dambro retiring from National Guard
• About Town
• Important Test
• Policy on signs
• Dominguez found guilty of murder
• Good to be informed
• Pats on the Back
• Wanted: A new mommy
• Don't forget to stop by the blood drive!
• Candidate forum
• ‘Wizard of Oz’
• Lions Club Biscuits and Gravy
• Murder trial goes to jury
• Symphony features soloists
• Different in a Godly way
• Church News
• EHS FBLA qualifies for state
• Nutrition + Food = Math
• EHS seniors advance as National Merit finalists
• Spring assessments begin
• About Town
• Video of Yesterday's County Commission Meeting Online
• BPA raised $260 for the National Conference during today's fundraiser event! Congrats students and thank everyone for their support!
• Special delivery
• Good Causes
• ESU basketball coach chats about season
• Sunflower Girls State 2011
• City candidate forum
• Tornado siren tests
• About Town
• Devine trial moved to May
• Jury hears Previous testimony
• Cover crops workshop offered
• Tyson CEO visits Emporia
• Library fire causes estimated $25,000 in damage
• Fungi and People
• Garden greener
• BPA Lunch Fundraiser TOMORROW!!!!!
• Police respond to report of gunshot
• About Town
• War on the working class
• Take a load off
• Community talents on display
• Students share culinary talents
• Candidate ticketed for dog theft
• The news briefly
• Mylnar, Gilligan lead field in commission primary
• Library fire causes estimated $25,000 in damage
• This week BPA Fundraiser Wednesday 11:30 am - FHTC Blood drive March 4th from 9 am to 1:30 p.m. Graduation Applications are due March 10th
• Election results
• Hill, Oglesby eliminated in Emporia City Commission primary
• Police respond to report of gunshot
• Semi trailer accident on Hwy. 50
• Thursday BPA Fundraiser - Soup and Sandwich - proceeds will go towards the National BPA Conference. Your support is greatly appreciated!
• Murder trial continues
• Construction on ESU’s Memorial Union progressing
• Murder trial underway
• Hunting and Fishing Expo coming to Emporia
• News Briefs
• Health Agenda
• Moore takes questions on S.O.S.
• Serving as a Page
• EHS, ESU announce first semester honor rolls
• Strike up the band
• Cursive Writing
• About Town
• Agenda
• Walk Kansas
• Today: Online Chat with ESU Mens Basketball Coach David Moe
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with ESU Mens Basketball Coach David Moe
• Jury selected in Dominguez murder trial
• Hunger Equals Desperation
• Enjoyed Concert
• Dream turned into reality
• Jack
• Agenda
• Advance voting steady today
• Menu this week Tuesday Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Vegetable Wednesday Pulled Pork and Fries Thursday BPA Fundraiser Soup & Sandwich (no credit cards) Friday Chicken Strips or Shrimp and Tator Tots
• Logan Avenue 4-H Club
• Community News
• Sanchez wins state championship
• Jennell Tebbetts answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Joel Phipps answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Jack Oglesby answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Tom Myers answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Bobbi Mlynar answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Christian Keisler answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Helen Hill answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Rob Gilligan answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Joe Endres answers questions regarding city commissioner position
• Severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect
• Two Turnpike accident victims released, three remain in Wichita hospital
• Alternative phone numbers for police
• Emporia man killed in Turnpike wreck, family members hurt
• A lifetime of experience
• Children's book illustrator and reading expert to speak at ESU
• Fuel leak closes portion of I-35
• Copt among 2011 art awardees
• Emporia receives .77 inches of precipitation, more could be on the way
• Saavy Samaritans
• Crews working on traffic lights at 15th Avenue and Industrial Road
• Pats on the Back
• Not everyone has freedom
• What's up
• God’s Trust
• Church News
• Emporia students attend Kansas mini Future Teachers Academy
• Murder trial to start Monday
• New city zoning guru was old one
• Fort Hays enrollment could hit 11,500 this spring
• About Town
• Car accident
• Emergency management exercise next week
• City manager answers reader questions
• Five apply for Greenwood County Sheriff
• Business brings punk, art & tattoos downtown
• Happy Friday!! Drive Safe coming to class this morning! Yes we are in session
• Weather-related cancellations/closures
• Express Care to open in April
• It’s your right to vote
• Stone alternatives
• Don’t let the memory fade
• Thank you
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Different calendar options on the table for USD 253
• Former champ facing felony charge, Boxing future uncertain
• Emergency management exercise next week
• Candidate forum
• Commissioners discuss Bowyer Community Building
• Students that are graduating with a Technical Certificate or Associates Degree in May – MUST fill out a graduation application – Graduation Applications can be obtained in the student services office – Applications are Due March 10, 201
• Winter storm warning in effect
• Today: Online Chat with City Manager Matt Zimmerman
• Board of Education discusses calendar options
• Five apply for Greenwood County Sheriff
• Express care to open in April
• Recidivism rates drop in Lyon County
• Winter weather advisory issued
• Video of City Commission Study Session from 2-23-11
• City spending debate reopened at work session
• Road 30 Now open
• Nation's health at risk with spending cuts
• About town news briefs
• Grateful for help
• Vote for Mlynar
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with City Manager Matt Zimmerman
• Recall the commissioners
• Gilligan has what it takes
• Power of the people
• Bingo fundraiser to benefit Relay for Life
• Filmmaker aspired to discover truth about Kansas conservatives
• Local educator to become Google certified
• Cause of Camplex fire undetermined
• A representative from the American Cancer Society will be on campus Wednesday, February 23rd from 11:20 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the student commons area!
• Foundation Scholarship Checks will be available Thursday after 2 pm in Business Office
• Pirates kill Americans
• Online Chat with Lori Moore & Jessie Wagoner of S.O.S.
• Let the construction begin
• ESU announces 2011 class of Kansas Master Teachers
• Wound Care clinic opens
• Community garden
• Sustainable Ag workshop
• Health Agenda
• Loving Gravity
• Your chance to help
• Supports Gilligan
• A Piece of the rock
• Alcohol laws explained
• City Agenda
• About Town
• If FHTC was to adopt a mascot what should it be?
• Business briefs
• Students participate in theater festival
• 4-H news
• Community News
• Cutting Arts Kills Jobs
• Why choose to buy anywhere?
• Polar Plunge raises money for special olympics
• Lecturer to speak on Wednesday
• Program cuts addressed at Eggs and Issues
• Forever 13
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Lori Moore of S.O.S.
• Road closing
• GREAT JOB BPA students!! Here we come Nationals!
• Polar Plunge raises money for special olympics
• The Season Ahead
• Proud of musical youth
• Yes, you can
• Stone, Cuadra achieve Eagle Scout
• Business Briefcase
• BPA is doing great at the Leadership Conference - Leah placed 2nd in Fundamental Accounting, Alana placed 2nd in Fundamental Spreadsheet Rudy placed 1st in all three events! Way to GO FHTC!!!!!! We are proud of you!
• Polar Plunge today - Good luck - FHTC team - The Senate
• About Town
• EHS students allegedly caught smoking pot
• Kan Build announces suspension of operations
• Cable One to extend broadband capabilities to Emporia
• Blood drive at ESU is a competition
• Tommy Morrison arrested in Lyon County
• Air temps feel good, but area lakes still cold
• Submit questions for city commission candidates
• Artist Reception for Elliot Exhibit
• EHS student artwork featured in Scholastic Art Show
• ESU students to perform on Sunday
• About Town
• An evolution in faith
• Arts Notes
• Walk Kansas coming soon
• Senate to vote on liquor bill
• Challenge Party
• Eggs and Issues Saturday
• ESU Theatre presents ‘All in the Timing’ by David Ives
• Devine Hearing
• We do big things
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Good street plowing, but the driveway...
• Raised on Violence
• Good luck BPA Students at the Kansas State Leadership Conference
• Judge rules on motions in Devine case
• About Town
• Beautiful birds
• Supports Panciano and Brinkman
• Mother Nature and us
• Blueprint for Reform
• Reflecting and looking forward
• Incumbent aims to reign in city spending
• Starr in recital
• Walk Kansas registering teams
• Attempted murder trial
• BK robbery hearings rescheduled
• Good Causes
• Library awards Laurent
• H.S. teachers attend business conference at ESU
• Commission decides entrance monuments will be built
• Flint Hills Technical College Blood Drive Friday, March 4 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Conference Rooms A, B & C Free t-shirt to everyone who comes to donate To sign up go to redcrossblood.org and enter zip code 66801
• Alumni honored during Founder's Day
• Project Emporia can drive and free smoke detectors
• Candidate favors cutting taxes, trying new ideas
• Nelson nominted for Kansas teacher of the year
• Pasta perk-ups
• Environmental grant funding may be cut
• Priorities all wrong
• Supporting our manufacturers
• The long, slow train
• Flying pancakes
• Taking survey pays off for ESU student
• Governor's proposed cuts could affect environmental protection grant
• Please be cautious coming in to class today - it is foggy
• Here's a link to the fundraising site for the Emporia Polar Plunge. At the top right of the page, you can search for the plunger you would like to donate to. Student Senate members Logan Grieder, Seth Carter and Nathan Gorton are listed on the site.
• Scanner traffic
• Accident closes road in Lyon County
• Documentary to be shown in Emporia next week
• William Allen White’s 1896 editorial ‘What’s the Matter with Kansas?’ explained
• What’s the Matter with Kansas?
• News Briefs
• Help reach the goal
• Health Agenda
• Art teacher nominated for state award
• Consolidate the counties
• Freezing for a reason
• Snow day
• FHTC approves audit revision
• County agenda
• City Agenda
• About Town
• Today: Online Chat with Heather Wagner, Program Coordinator of Emporia office of YouthFriends
• Chef Bays’ Valentine’s dinner challenge
• Corky identified
• Striving for college goals
• Law would hurt Emporia
• Community News
• Lunch this week - Monday Soup and Sandwich; Tuesday Chicken Breast, Potatoes and Gravy, Vegetable; Wednesday, Crispitos, Beans and Rice, Chips, Cheese Sauce and Salsa; Thursday Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Fries Friday, February 18 No classes scheduled (W
• Farmer wins $2,500 for Hartford HS
• 4-H
• First Friends chili supper
• Wanted, healthier and happier pets
• Coalition pushes for more liberal laws
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Heather Wagner, Director of Emporia office of YouthFriends
• Happy Valentines Day!!!!
• FHTC Student Senate will be plunging into the icy cold water during the annual Emporia Polar Plunge. All proceeds will go to the Special Olympics. Please contact a student senator or the student services office to donate. More photos will be uploaded
• Grateful for generosity
• Top Notch Scouts
• ESU to honor 3 during founders' day celebration
• BOE enters into agreement with FHTC for program
• New ultrasound equipment at hospital
• Former police chief dies
• Making it in L.A.
• Menus
• About Town
• About Town
• Writing from Life
• Online chat with Chef Bays of Grand Central Hotel
• Some county workers miffed by courthouse closures
• New Briefs
• Pats on the Back
• Helpful in Hartford
• Fountain City Brass Band performs tonight
• Governor abolishes Kansas Arts Commission
• Arts Notes
• "My Reading Life" is a triumph
• Board of Education enters into agreement with FHTC for Transitions Program
• Friday is finally here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Information for Basketball tournament and Polar Plunge will be on its way shortly.
• Free bread at Abundant Harvest today
• Pastor explores WAW’s Faith
• Healing laughter
• ESU statue found in river identified
• Student Senate meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, February 16th at 11:30 am in Conference Room C. We have senators plunging for the Polar Plunge more details coming! GO FHTC!
• Business classes
• Melt ice, not your plants
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Grateful for Carriers
• Consequences of Attitude
• Phipps plans to promote partnerships
• Man wanted for Derby crimes
• City commission postponed
• Mattress & Appliance Outlet to close
• College Goal Sunday aims to help with financial aid process
• Cancellations/delays
• Sound Off - Repeal in-state tuition for illegal immigrants?
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Chef Justin Bays of Grand Central Hotel
• FHTC will be open and ready for business on Thursday. The roads are clearer but please take your time and be safe. Get some rest tonight! See you tomorrow!
• Calling all ALUMNI - please complete the follow-up survey located on our webpage.
• Man wanted in connection with alleged Derby sexual assault
• Additional Plowing Planned
• Robbery reported in Madison
• Candidate aims to be in touch with citizens
• Hutchinson answers questions about Hetlinger
• Will it be a snow day?
• Submit your Questions: Online Chat with Chef Justin Bays of Grand Central Hotel
• Winter Farmers Market Saturday
• You be the Video judge
• Healthy heart, Happy Valentine
• Healthy Valentine recipes
• Tim-Buck-To to you, too
• Go Vote
• Remembering Bill Burke
• City Commission meeting postponed again
• Closings/cancellations - Post your information
• Area blasted with with snow
• Send us your winter wonderland pictures
• Hazardous Weather Outlook
• FHTC is officially closed Tuesday evening and Wednesday. Please be safe and stay home. Welcome to the winter wonderland of Emporia, KS!
• Robbery reported in Madison
• City will plow, downtown cars need to move
• Classes are canceled for the afternoon and evening on Tuesday
• Happy Birthday
• Crime of the week
• Library award given
• Candidates meet and greet public
• Advance voting starts tomorrow
• Health Agenda
• Lay off the Big Macs
• Birthday Celebration for WAW School
• About Town
• No secrets
• The Kansas Archipelago
• Classes are in session today! Drive safe!
• Closings/cancelations
• City Commission Candidate Meet & Greet Tonight
• About Town
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Legislative breakfast sheds light on economy, Brownback, DUI punishment
• A fat by any other name
• Job well done
• Kids wrestlers compete at Mill Valley
• Candidate focuses on business
• Braving cancer
• Happy Monday!!! Wishing everyone a good week :)
• Remember Hannah
• Business Briefcase
• Legislative breakfast sheds light on economy, Brownback and DUI punishment
• Emporia Native wins National Championship
• Menus
• Fantastic Speller
• The luxury of staying home
• Valentines at the Miracle Cafe
• Meet the City Commission Candidates
• Forgery investigation
• Newland to give keynote address
• ESU music day to feature flutist, clarinetist
• ‘House Rules’ intense look at Asperger’s
• Religion mixes with adventure and romance in “Adam & Eve”
• Arts Notes
• Church News
• Snow
• Teachers address funding cuts
• Measuring rainfall
• Free speech issue
• Climate Cranks
• Pats on the Back
• About Town
• WAW Elementary to celebrate anniversary
• When picking up your financial aid check please bring a photo ID
• Financial Aid checks will be available for pick up from 11 am to 2 pm outside the conference rooms! After 2 pm they will be available in the business office. Just a reminder all offices close at 4 pm today and will reopen at 7:30 am on Monday. Happy F
• Video Streaming Live: Lyon County Spelling Bee 10 AM Today
• Late night fire at Camplex
• Wrestling dual canceled in Chase County due to furnace problems
• Candidate withdraws from city race
• United Way raises more than $575,000
• This way to Timbuktu
• Let them eat rocks?
• Interesting People
• A Perfect Storm
• Chicago blasted by storm
• Better housing, prioritizing budget are Myers’ top priorities
• Nice Scrapers!
• Legislative breakfast
• About Town
• Good Causes: Feb. 3
• Good Causes
• Lyon County likely won’t meet disaster threshold
• Stars Go Dim concert rescheduled
• Due to the closure of the college over the last two days the disbursement of financial aid refund checks may be delayed until Monday, February 7th. If you are on campus, you can check with the Business Office AFTER 2:00 p.m. on Friday, February 4, to fi
• Today: Online Chat with Trudy Hutchinson, Executive Director Hetlinger Developmental Services
• United Way victory lunch today
• Closings and Cancellations - Post your information
• Classes will be in session today!
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Trudy Hutchinson, Executive Director Hetlinger Developmental Services
• About Town
• Stars Go Dim concert rescheduled
• Sound Off - Proposed liquor legislation
• Skillet meals save time
• The Year of the Rabbit: Too cute to cook?
• Rock-Solid Accountability?
• Common Sense Advice
• Brinkman speaks on education
• The news briefly
• Kansas smoke free law improves indoor air quality in Emporia
• City Commission meeting postponed
• McKenna discusses Chamber goals
• Crime of the Week
• The snow plows have been out on the main roads, things are looking up! Hopefully on Thursday we will be up and running again. Stay Warm!!
• Road closings in Kansas
• State of emergency canceled in Emporia
• Slick roads reported
• Judge rules Devine competent to stand trial
• Closings and Cancellations - Post your information
• At least two hurt in Osage County wreck
• State of emergency declared in Emporia, Lyon County
• FHTC will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to the weather
• Online Chat with Jeanine McKenna, President & CEO Emporia Area Chamber of Commerce
• Tagged
• Breaking down the monument
• Food for Students
• Teachers of the Year at ESU
• Arson investigation
• Health Agenda
• Plan Ahead
• Kansas on our walls
• Signs, signs, everywhere...
• Seeing red
• Lyon County History on display
• Telephone pole fire leads to power outages
• Golf, a Game of Life
• Reading vehicle accident
• About Town
• IMPORTANT: City of Emporia releases emergency weather plans
• Closings and Cancellations - Post your information
• Classes canceled for Tuesday. Be safe
• IMPORTANT: City of Emporia releases emergency weather plans
• If severe weather forces the closing of the college on either Tuesday and/or Wednesday PAPER CHECK disbursement for financial aid could be delayed until Friday afternoon (February 4th). If you are receiving an electronic deposit through Lyon County State
• Students can respond for president’s call for new teachers
• Community News
• Club news
• Rocky Conversation
• Champagne Dreams and Beer Pocketbooks
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• Tuesday Night at the Museum
• New charter ordinance
• All about the Community Foundation
• One monument started but no one can see it
• Winter weather precautions
• Due to the weather, we are closing the college at 4:00 p.m. today. All classes from 4:00 p.m. through this evening have been cancelled. Please stay tuned to our website, television and radio for further updates.
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Jeanine McKenna, President & CEO Emporia Area Chamber of Commerce
• Good morning and welcome to the last day in January!!! We are having school!! If classes get canceled it will be posted on FB, the local TV and Radio stations. Drive careful it is supposed to get slick!
• Closings and Cancellations - Post your information
• Winter Storm Warning
• Feed the Children
• A plan needed
• New director of multicultural affairs at ESU
• About Town
• Horizon winners have ties to Emporia State University
• Giving back smiles
• Correction
• Honors Nuessen
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Feed the Kids
• Saying goodbye to Socks
• Scholarship applications available
• About Town
• Commissioners support Olpe tax abatement
• Arts supporters organize against elimination of the Kansas Arts Commission
• Art competition call for entries
• Arts Notes
• Chinese New Year celebration Saturday
• Pastor to speak on “The Faith of William Allen White”
• From pornography to purity
• Groundhog dinner
• Entering the Arts Center tonight
• Nine City canidates to move through primary
• Lyon Co.included in disaster declaration
• Volunteers needed for CASA children
• All about the body
• FREE Teeth Cleaning for FHTC Students $15.00 for public. Call 341-1352 to make your appointment Clinic Times – Tuesday 8:00am, Tuesday 1:00pm Thursday 8:30am, Thursday 12:30pm Friday 8:30am, Thu
• Commissioners support Olpe tax abatement
• Good Causes
• Meet the superintendent
• Parenting seminar
• Governor signs executive order in Cottonwood Falls
• Who’s going to pay the piper?
• What were they thinking?
• The Big Easy is back, baby
• Feeding kids is a wise investment
• Commissioners discuss Olpe tax abatement
• Stop by and check out the projects from the Graphic Design II class. Students created their own Corporate ID --- This is a wonderful display! Great JOB Graphic Art Students!
• Today: Online Chat with Tyler Curtis, Director of Alumni Relations and Legislative Liaison Emporia State University
• Davidson hired as superintendent
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Tyler Curtis, Director of Alumni Relations and Legislative Liaison Emporia State University
• New forest exhibit planned for Emporia zoo
• Spend money to clear the streets
• Welcome rocks welcome?
• Health center to strive for niche
• Supporting the monuments
• Primary will be held for spring election
• About Town
• Education battle
• A Volga German hot pocket: the bierock
• ESU President speaks on House Bill 2006
• Architect search begins
• Hungry Kids
• Monuments put on hold
• Welcome to Wednesday - half way through the week! Alumni - make sure to fill out the follow-up survey at fhtc.edu
• Scanner traffic
• Emporia USD 253 considers hiring superintendent
• Oglesby strives for community cohesion
• Science and math workshop at ESU aimed at girls
• Book talk
• Mother raising awareness for autism
• Spring election has full ballot
• Definition of wellness
• Ad Astra
• Best use of money?
• Be considerate
• About Town
• Four more run for city commission
• Online Chat with Ken Buchele, President & Loni Heinen, Office Manager Emporia Community Foundation
• Menu this week: Tuesday: Burritos, Refried Beans and Rice, Chips, Cheese and Salsa. Wednesday: Chicken Strips or Shrimp and Tator Tots; Thursday: Brisket, Augratin Potatoes, Veggies; Friday: Personal Size Pizza, Veggie Lasagna and Salad
• How it works
• Eggs & Issues held Saturday
• Listen to concerns
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Ken Buchele, President Emporia Community Foundation
• Menus
• Sesquicentennial celebration
• Tacos
• Film festival
• Defending the Monument
• Man arrested following chase
• NWTF Flint Hills Gobblers Highly Awarded
• Community News
• Welcome Monday!! Another great week of education and training!
• Courthouse bonds to be paid off early
• Man arrested following chase
• Election deadline soon
• Tyson joins federal immigration program
• Eggs & Issues held today
• About Town
• Police looking for witness from gas station argument
• Good Cause
• Center receives state-of-the-art training
• Briefcase
• Candidates seek superintendent job
• Support for new businesses
• Additional candidates file for office
• Myers wants back on city commission
• Fourth suspect charged in BK robbery
• Chamber to Host Eggs & Issues Event tomorrow
• Wishing everyone a great weekend - CALLING ALL ALUMNI - please fill out the student follow up survey located at fhtc.edu
• Police looking for witness from gas station argument
• About Town
• EAC Director discusses progress
• Dance
• Food Film Festival Opening
• City commission candidates
• Hill to run for commission
• Hopkins Foundation seeks nominations for education awards
• AVID program prepares students for college, career
• Courthouse bonds to be paid off early
• Deadline to sign up for prescribed burn workshop is today
• Huelskamp to host town hall meetings
• Prairie Rose Rangers in Concert in Cottonwood Falls
• Davidson interview for school superintendent
• Treat Yourself to the Best
• Acclaimed documentary to have screening in Emporia
• State to lose $778,300 in federal funding
• Thank you for those that supported the fundraiser today at the college we raised $560.84!!
• Two more file to run for city commission
• Lessons from the Preservation & Sustainability Conference
• Don’t let the bed bugs bite
• Zoo Celebration
• Stars Go Dim to play at Granada
• Democrats voice budget concerns
• Iconic Kansas
• candidate visits district
• Newman Auxiliary donates $100,000 to hospital
• Good Cause
• About Town
• Donors to ESU union renovation can earn tax credits
• Olpe hopes to land new business
• The change in money
• Some sunshine
• Today-Online Chat with Melissa Windsor, Executive Director of Emporia Arts Council
• Yes we are having classes today!!!!!!! Drive Safe!
• Closings and Cancellations - Post your information
• City to spend at least $100,000 on entrance monuments
• If severe weather forces the closing of the college, an announcement will be made by 6:00 a.m. for daytime classes and 4:00 p.m. for evening classes on the following radio and television stations: KSNT, WIBW and KAKE Radio - KVOE, Emporia (AM 1400, FM 1
• As of now school has not been canceled.
• New golf course fees approved
• Weather-related cancellations and delays
• TONIGHT: Gallery Show Opening at new EAC Building
• Hot and Steamies for the Winter Dries
• From wife to caregiver
• Endorsement- School Superintendent
• Olpe hopes to land new business
• Winter garage sales
• Under observation
• Hetlinger annual meeting Thursday
• Submit your Questions-Online Chat with Melissa Windsor, Executive Director of Emporia Arts Council
• Oxford superintendent to be interviewed for 253 job
• Wednesday Lunch Taco Bar and Taco Salad. Thursday Fundraiser Lunch Soup or Chili. Friday lunch Burnt ends (beef) sandwich or pulled smoked chicken sandwich
• Winter Weather Advisory
• We are open for business!! Office hours are from 7:30 am to 6 pm Monday through Thursday and Friday 7:30 am to 4 pm
• Bake a Cake for Kansas
• Dirty Kanza
• Districts react to cuts
• Neuroscience center to offer clinics
• Exploring old Emporia
• ESU professor as faculty scholar
• Online Chat with Lydia Cope & Victoria Partridge of Girl Scouts of the Kansas Heartland
• They came to stay
• Support local Girl Scouts
• Lectures on Liberty series resume
• About Town
• Emporia in the next decade: we'd like your help!
• FHTC is closed today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Saying Goodbye
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Zoning agenda
• Teen events at the Emporia Public Library
• Phone scam
• Superintendent candidate withdraws consideration
• Budget reaction
• Weekend golf to cost more
• Tuesday-Online Chat with Lydia Cope & Victoria Partridge of Girl Scouts of the Kansas Heartland
• Superintendent candidate withdraws
• Giving her the rest of her life
• Reflections of summers past
• Emporia superintendent candidate interviewed
• Grateful for Help
• Monroe: Blog in Peace (BIP )
• ESU alum featured in Eppink art exhibit
• Faith News
• Pointing the Finger vs. Extending the Hand
• Phone scam solicting money for magnets
• ESU and Emporia community organize Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration
• Charges filed in alleged rape
• County votes on board appointments
• No arrests made for weekend robberies
• Olpe UMC Soup Supper
• Lebo Community Blood Drive
• Ribbon Cutting Rescheduled
• Birthday stabbing
• Local Businesses Win Awards
• Superintendent candidate to be interviewed today
• Don't forget to sign up for a weekend general education course
• LIVE: Emporia Main Street Preservation & Sustainability Conference at the Granada Theatre
• Online Chat with Jami Reever and Dean Hollenbeck, United Way of the Flint Hills
• For Sale: Lowther North and South
• Attorney Steve Davis Remembered
• Candidates file
• Emporia Community Theatre Work Call
• ‘Saying Goodbye’
• Health center could see expansion in services
• Local reaction favorable to Brownback’s plans
• Good Causes
• Supports Friendship Meals
• Something’s Gotta Give
• Is it really worth it?
• The first weekend course begins Friday! It's not too late to enroll! We are starting Psychology and Biology
• Resolution to close Lowthers approved
• Plans for fairgrounds discussed
• City agrees to pay for alley upgrade behind new lofts
• Food safety during power outages
• Chili for a chilly day
• Two candidates file for office in Lyon County
• Coburn's to close down
• Health center could see hours expansion
• ABWA Meeting
• Chili benefit
• Kids Report: How children spent their snow day
• ESU sets goals for 2011
• Tomorrow: Online Chat with Jami Reever and Dean Hollenbeck, United Way of the Flint Hills
• Preservation conference
• Olpe Locker changes hands
• Give until it feels good
• New Years reflections on the old and the new
• Food abundant at farmers market
• Fee for rain water
• Bundle up and come to class - we are OPEN! Drive safe and take your time
• Prescribed burning workshop
• Pizza delivery person robbed
• Agenda
• 253 Board to discuss Lowthers
• About Town
• Briggs sworn in for second term
• Enrollment increases at Tech College
• Designer Clothes, Discount Prices
• A Familiar Corner
• Worth a Try
• Rash of Robberies
• TODAY: Online Chat with Casey Woods, Executive Director of Emporia Main Street
• Tuesday Closings and Cancellations
• FHTC is closed for Tuesday due to the weather. Drive Safe!!
• USD 253 schools canceled for tomorrow
• ESU Education Faculty Honored
• Evening classes for Monday (4 pm or after) Have been canceled for tonight.
• The dog who ate Santa
• End the Benefits
• Beatles memorabilia goes on display
• Snow causes several accidents
• Knife incident reported
• Turning Point expanding
• Armed robber wanted
• Emporia woman allegedly stabbed by neighbor
• If severe weather forces the closing of the college, an announcement will be made by 6:00 a.m. for daytime classes and 4:00 p.m. for evening classes on the following radio and television stations: KSNT, WIBW and KAKE Radio - KVOE, Emporia (AM 1400, FM 1
• Marketing Kansas wine key topic at conference
• Marathons
• Community News
• Teen wrecks vehicle after police chase through Emporia
• Agenda
• Plenty of food collected at Hunt 4 Hunger
• Online Chat with Casey Woods, Executive Director of Emporia Main Street
• Classes are in session today - drive safe and take extra time today
• Closings and Cancellations
• Man who attempted to rob Motel 6 still on the loose
• Yes there will most likely be school tomorrow - so make sure everyone sets their alarm! If any cancellations are made they will be announced on all local radio and tv stations. Drive SAFE!!!!
• Emporia woman allegedly stabbed by neighbor
• Man who attempted to rob Motel 6 still on the loose
• Teen wrecks vehicle after police chase through Emporia
• Congresswoman Shot
• Congresswoman Shot
• Briefcase
• Agenda
• Everyday heroes: Hetlinger consumers
• Menus
• High winds halt recovery efforts
• New business
• High winds halt recovery efforts
• Resolve to Love
• About Town
• Arts Notes
• The Last Stand
• Arts Council to present world acclaimed Kansas choir
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the back
• Jail to get new boiler
• Night at the Museum
• Free flu vaccinations
• Hetlinger consumers
• Organ concert Sunday
• Education for Success
• Online Chat with Kelsey Ortiz from FHTC Adult Education Center
• Gardening dreams and schemes
• Thank you for the toys
• The Life of the Mind
• Good Cause
• About Town
• Online family says goodbye
• Everyday Heroes: Hetlinger consumers
• Search Continues
• Music
• Slow Down!
• Crime of the Week
• Welcome students returning and new!! Let's get this semester started! Most classes at FHTC start today! Still time to enroll!
• Moran sworn in
• Sale of fireworks will be allowed inside Emporia
• Cheers for cheesecakes
• Information still wanted
• Online chat: Legislative Update with Rep. Don HIll
• Everyday Heroes: Hetlinger consumers
• Candidate aspires to give back
• Friendship Meals
• Balancing budget cuts
• Online Chat with Kelsey Ortiz from Adult Education Center
• Gazette Blogger: Preston 'biscuitboy' Monroe dies
• Classes begin Thursday, January 6th. We are so excited to see our students again! You still have time to enroll! The Asset Test is as 1 pm today.
• Driver still missing in accident that killed Emporia man
• About Town
• Smoky situation
• Everyday heroes: Hetlinger consumers
• Emporia’s first baby of 2011
• Kansas Optimizing Health Program
• Chili feed benefit
• Protect your child on Facebook
• ‘What Kansas means to me’
• Online Chat with Rep. Don Hill
• Quickly approaching the spring semester - classes begin Thursday!!! Its not too late to enroll!
• Emporia man dies in Sunday accident
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Support Group
• Fireworks vote set for Wednesday
• Everyday heroes: Hetlinger consumers
• Welcome to the Flint Hills Shopper
• Display train benefits community
• Molly Dannels Emporia's first baby of 2011
• Community News
• Senior Calendar
• Club Agenda
• Two accidents reported on Turnpike Saturday
• Online Chat - Rep. Don Hill
• Emporia man dead following Sunday accident
• Two accidents on the Kansas Turnpike Saturday
• Welcome 2011!!!!!!
• Agler to run for another term
• The year online
• Health center closed
• School board filings
• Application approved
• Letter of thanks
• Pats on the Back
• Out of the trenches
• Happy New Year
• Olpe student wins $48,000 scholarship
• Resolve to help others
• Arts Notes
• ‘Wolves’ weaves historical fiction, romance, suspense
• About Town
• Menus
• Accused BK robbers worked there
• Officially the last day of 2010. Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year. Please no drinking and driving. See you next year!
• 2010 Year in Review Quiz
• Agler to seek re-election
• Health Center closed for holiday
• Counting down the days to start a new year!! Offices will close at 2 p.m. today and will reopen at 7:30 am on Monday. Have a safe and happy new year!
• Forced to change?
• Our New Year’s resolution
• The bubble machine
• Tantalizing the senses
• Tebbetts files for city commission
• Lemur exhibit expansion efforts under way
• Gazette Militia feeds 50
• About Town
• Good Cause
• The news briefly
• Health Center pursues expansion grant
• Project will start in January
• Gutierrez faces additional charges
• County approves amended 2010 budget
• Resolve to follow vegan plan
• Generous donors
• Ring in the New Year
• Sage advice for the New Year
• Gutierrez bound over on attempted murder charges
• Police identify suspects
• Rollers to hold New Years parties
• Students build Apollo 13
• Awards presented to legislators
• Nostalgia
• Great care
• 2011 — The year of Kansas
• Still time to give
• Offices are open this week from 7:30 am to 4 pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday! Enrollment for the spring semester continues.
• It could be worse
• In with the new
• A new lease on life
• Police identify suspects in Burger King robbery
• 4-H News
• Community News
• No more warnings
• ‘Sunflower Journeys’
• Size restrictions lifted for political signs
• Candidate wants to lend a hand
• ‘Good to be home’
• Police investigating Burger King robbery
• Blogger's Christmas Card
• Lowther South Penny War raises nearly $1,500 for charity
• A time of promise
• Menus
• Suspect in theft arrested
• New complex
• Now open
• Getting down to business
• When holidays aren’t happy
• The Christmas Story
• Coal Wars
• Arts Notes
• ‘Well-written, emotionally intense’
• EHS student Bry Russell honored for use of assistive technology
• Emporia schools receive health grant for students, employees
• Wishing you and your family a safe and happy holiday season! We will reopen on Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.
• Audio: Sam Brownback interview
• Hospital sees slight loss in November
• Bowyer fund ensures happy feet
• Showing kindness
• Growing Amaryllis
• Normal sequence
• Nasty and nice again
• Gazette schedule
• County road projects
• Holiday hours
• Hill’s tax breaks approved by city leaders
• Santa visits Hetlinger
• Brownback: Working on no-deficit budget plan
• Military censorship is wrong
• Red and green for Christmas
• Program focuses on nutrition
• Detective retires from force
• Holiday Heroes - Spreading warmth and love
• Hill’s tax breaks approved by city leaders
• Ask Sam Brownback
• Lyon County Commission
• FHTC Grades are being mailed today! If you do not receive yours its because you may have a hold, or all your grades are not posted. Should you have any questions, please contact the office. We will close on Thursday and reopen Tuesday at 7:30 am
• Healthier choices
• Christmas Eve
• Gilligan files for commission
• Senate assignments
• Hill’s tax breaks to be decided Wednesday
• Emporia’s oldest person dies
• Spreading Christmas joy
• Home Grown success
• About Town
• We are open this week till Wednesday at 4pm. And closed Thursday-Monday to enjoy the holiday break with our families.
• Club Agenda
• Senior Calendar
• One injured in Saturday accident
• EHS wrestling banner unveiled
• Light judging
• Recall
• Planning commission
• Filling a Niche
• A proud history
• Sound Off - Where are the best Christmas decorations?
• One injured in Saturday accident
• New admission standards
• New officers named for RDA
• Briefcase
• County employees recognized for years of service
• Today we wrapped up another semester! Congratulations to all FHTC graduates! What a successful evening! Good luck - grades will be mailed out as quickly as possible. Watch for a posting!
• Superb job
• Tradition leads to twist
• Pats on the Back
• Holiday schedule
• Wolf Creek outage
• Lane: Regent change good for colleges
• Residents shop for treasures
• Profession has changed in 17 years
• Arts Notes
• First-hand look at Alaska frontier
• About Town
• Seeing God
• Fall Graduation: Friday, December 17th at 7 pm Albert Taylor Hall at Emporia State University. Congratulations to all December graduates. Nursing Pinning at 4 pm on campus
• The unseen power
• Plan a designated driver
• Wrong priorities
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Granada to hold New Year’s Eve celebration
• Cat foster, rescue homes still in flux
• 50 years of wrestling history
• Santa on the train
• Bake-off at mall
• Graduations
• Cat foster, rescue homes in Emporia still in flux
• Holiday Candy
• Cook for baby
• Uses for Lowther building
• Traditions give us comfort
• City of Champions
• Crime of the week
• Second-grader wins in poster contest
• ESU sophomore to run for city commission
• Wednesday oddities
• Software purchase designed for students
• Emporia man facing drug charges
• Celebrating the Season
• Wall fire being investigated by police
• Hetlinger tax credits still available
• 5-part plan for fairgrounds unveiled
• Battle of the Badges
• Kids Shoppe
• Trails grant
• Supports the Manor
• Out for lunch
• Spread some holiday cheer
• Two injured in one-vehicle accident
• Tuesday Oddity: From the Sheriff Log
• Students - Good luck on your finals!
• Former ESU player, coach headed to D-II title game
• District honors donors
• Program approved
• Seasonal celebration
• Search halted
• ESU Graduation Saturday
• Fundraisers planned for Jenkins and Yeager families
• Wanted: Holiday Heroes
• Romeiser named master teacher
• Christmas Spirit
• Party Line
• 4-H News
• Community News
• A new adventure
• Menus
• Americus, Olpe burglaries investigated
• Grand Opening
• ESU students help groups focus
• Thanks for the support
• Rising in the Ranks
• Emporia Master Teacher named
• Hill's Pet Nutrition holds grand opening celebration
• ESU to offer teaching program at Johnson County
• Manager searching for cost savings
• Baby’s mom set for trial
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• Bands ready for the ‘Big Thing’
• Christ is always coming
• Top 10 Green Gifts
• The Great Christmas Tree debate
• About Town
• Good causes
• Olpe student winner in poster contest
• More about microbes
• A winning plan
• Coffey Co. plan changed
• Moving around
• Devine preliminary hearing under way this morning
• Lowther buildings to close, middle school will see addition
• Cranberries
• Bring on the Buffalo
• About Town
• Thank you
• Almost complete
• Help United Way now
• Agenda
• Hopkins seeks recipients for award
• Moran wants to see bipartisanship
• Midnight Madness
• Dine United
• Duckwalls to close in Council Grove, Osage City
• Visit FHTC as a prospective student and receive a free t-shirt! Please make an appointment!!
• Committee will recommend adding onto EMS
• Boat accident victims identified
• Community News
• 4-H News
• Moran visit
• One-stop shopping
• Search continues
• Next Big Thing
• Burlington man in good shape after truck accident
• Emporia school board
• Burlington man in good shape after truck accident
• Two killed in boating accident in Coffey County
• Charmed Season
• Menus
• Will they run again?
• Mistrial declared
• In the choir
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• Jury continues Deliberations
• Agenda
• About Town
• Family: hetlinger is ‘godsend’
• Jurors deliberate murder case
• The real story of the Wise Men
• Art News
• Decoration contest
• Food vouchers
• Photos tell story of the west
• Please contact the office to make your appointment to enroll today!!
• Jury to continue deliberating Friday on murder trial
• Christmas parade Saturday in Americus
• Visit us! Gift store opens this Saturday
• Silent auction
• Help SOS
• Closing arguments given in Dominguez trial
• No scanning
• Cruisin’ with the fat cats
• Local support
• Agenda
• Good Causes
• County commissioners tackle light agenda
• Design contract approved for sewer project
• Gluten-free cookies for Christmas
• Christmas parade lights up Emporia
• Festival of Trees winners to be announced
• Filling the need
• Support the arts
• No sense
• Welcome new dentists
• Lyon County Commission
• Love your neighbor
• Thanks
• Sunset alert
• Not meant to be
• Americus News
• About Town
• Copt wins award
• ERC lists possible projects
• City sales tax dips in September
• Woman shot, stabbed
• Stop to shop
• Hunter’s special
• Woman stabbed in Osage County
• ERC comes up with list of 10 possible future projects
• Teamwork
• A success
• Earlier use
• Hatchet job
• About Town
• No decision yet on firework sales inside Emporia
• Club News
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• Turkeybiters
• Pasture fire
• Christmas parade
• Christmas comes to Chase Co.
• ESU show opens Wednesday
• Meet the New Sheriff
• Offices reopen tomorrow (Monday) at 7:30 a.m. Hope to see you there! Remember spring enrollment continues - get your education STARTED!!!
• Local woodcarver’s ornament featured in magazine
• Briefcase
• Decades of Dedication
• Nail salon gets facelift
• Christmas tree lot open
• One-vehicle fatality accident
• Crime of the Week
• Angel trees up around Emporia
• Get a Handmade Look for Christmas Gifts
• Gratitude
• Kelley Hunt will be part of 75th Seasonal Celebration
• Village Elementary raises $1,200 for World Hunger
• Emporia High senior selected for national education trip
• Author has knack for beautiful prose
• Arts Notes
• Thanks
• Black Friday Shoppers hit stores in Emporia
• Shoppers get early start
• Turkeybiters
• Happy Thanksgiving!! We are thankful for our wonderful team of students, staff, faculty and administration. Enjoy your holiday break!
• Sweet potatoes
• Hospital budget approved
• You should be proud
• We give thanks
• Just various comments
• City commission won’t fill vacant seat until April election
• Health center awarded two grants
• Suspect makes 1st appearance
• Chase County Christmas this weekend
• Remember soldiers
• Start shopping now
• A veteran’s 1944 Thanksgiving meal
• Battle memories
• No turkey here
• Retired architect Trevor Lewis dies
• New Audience
• Holiday kickoff
• Local artists talk about books
• Alleged choking leads to attempted murder charge
• Mission to make a difference
• Jingle bells
• Coming to town
• Zoo lighting
• Parking meters
• Holiday activities at the Tallgrass preserve
• Gutierrez makes first court appearance on attempted murder charges
• Thanksgiving Day lunch will be provided by FHTC's culinary art students. Please come join us at 11:30 tomorrow in the Conference Room. Call for additional details.
• Emporia man charged with attempted murder after alledgely choking ex-girlfriend
• Coats to be given out
• Donation certificates
• FHCHC closed for Thanksgiving
• Community dinners offered
• Soldier care packages
• Rescue fights zoning
• Holiday artist Co-op open in downtown Emporia
• ESU cross country season ends
• Community News
• 4-H News
• EMS announces 1st-quarter honor roll
• Welcome Monday! This week we will be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Closed Thursday and Friday.
• Benefit auction
• Granada Theatre goes into third year of reopening
• Menus
• School Honors
• Briefcase
• High tech equipment
• Working for the Children
• Recycled Treasures
• Class gets advice
• Arts Notes
• Why pray?
• St. James celebrates anniversary
• About Town
• Veterans Day from Iraq
• Emporia man suspected of attempted murder, kidnapping
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• TGIF!!!!!!!!! Spring Enrollment Continues please stop by!!
• No one injured in accident
• Fund for Legionnaires
• Filled milk
• Recycle every day
• County commission votes to approve demoliton of Quonset Huts
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Boylan Award to ESU physical sciences grad
• What is it?
• Great Clips open in Emporia
• Zoning changed for automobile storage yard
• diabetes program earns 4-year certificate
• Hunting freezer
• Operation Christmas Child
• Zoning changed for automobile storage yard
• About Town
• Jones Fund offers new Orthodontic program
• iPad in eTown
• Helpful hints for Turkey Day
• Holiday breakfast ideas
• Successful event
• So appreciated
• Don’t tear down
• Job well done
• Gallery plans open house
• ESU launches holidays with star lighting
• FOCUS was a success!!!! Thank you for those that came and visited FHTC! A special thank you goes out to FHTC Faculty and Staff, FHTC Student Senate, FHTC Presidential Ambassadors, and Alejandra Ortiz for making this event a SUCCESS! We had over 360 pr
• Car drives into Dollar General
• Interstate 35 to undergo pavement work
• Breathing Problems
• Honor the past
• Autumn leaves
• Don’t tear down
• Fill a shoebox
• Rec studies trends and new center
• Quonset Huts’ future
• Helping Others
• Reflecting on commission
• Dine United
• Annie Wilson and the Tallgrass Express
• Flu vaccinations
• Board of Zoning Appeals
• Volunteers needed
• Orchestra concert
• Kansas Democrats regroup
• Will Fanestil Meats relocate?
• With thanks
• Know the Constitution
• 25 years of support
• Council Grove man wrecks truck while avoiding deer
• Kansas Democrats attempt to regroup for 2012
• Hospital offering woman's program
• Leavenworth woman hurt in Turnpike crash
• Menus
• Boy Scouts spruce up Fremont Park
• Groundbreaking
• Who shot the 1916 sheriff?
• Broadview Towers undergoing major remodel
• About Town
• Several accidents reported around the state
• Reports of injury accident on Kansas turnpike
• The Greatest Sacrifice
• Arts Notes
• A powerful and fascinating book
• FOCUS - hands on learning - Monday and Tuesday! Hope to see you there!
• Agenda
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• Friday, November 12th we will be OPEN!!! Getting ready for FOCUS on Monday and Tuesday! How exciting over 340 prospective students will be on campus!
• Thank you, Veterans
• Where was it done?
• School district looks at grade configurations
• High School winning essays
• All Veterans Tribute
• Veterans Day parade streamed live
• Crime of the Week
• Good Causes
• Road opened
• Regional Development Association
• Middle School winning essays
• Employee may be involved in robbery
• Free cats still available at animal shelter
• A fascinating 14th C. Feast
• Should landowners have to connect to city sewers?
• Notes of appreciation
• One sent to hospital following accident
• Grade configuration discussions continue
• Possum holds residents hostage
• Concert benefits United Way
• Lyon County Commission
• Good work
• K-8 study amoung district plans
• Casa can help
• Americus News
• About town
• Winter farmers market kicks off Saturday
• Recycling event set for Saturday
• 'Detecting Lies' authors to sign books in Emporia
• Breaking ground
• Winning essays
• Discussion continues on Fairgrounds buildings
• FHTC looks at software options
• Day by Day
• A refreshing sight
• A tour of Concordia
• Daylight Donuts employee may be involved in robbery
• Police still looking for suspect
• Fair board supports demolition
• Stray bullet enters county residence
• One person injured following accident
• Board of Canvassers to meet Wednesday
• Time to grow
• Support Corner House
• Let’s work together
• Community News
• Reunion
• EHS to present ‘The Laramie Project’
• Award winning essays
• All Veterans Tribute
• Orchestra Concert
• SOS helps in crisis situations
• All in the Family
• Menus
• About Town
• Agendas
• A Woman's Place
• Pest detection workshop in Emporia
• Motorists Beware
• Not out with old
• Cultural event
• Poor planning
• Configuration to be discussed at meeting
• About town
• ‘New history’ of the Pilgrims
• Arts Notes
• Celebrating saints
• Lane withdraws from Illinois job
• Unsafe track approaches to be fixed
• Sacred Heart greenhouse taking shape
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• A success
• Good Causes
• City health plan kept the same
• 60 Years
• Time for change
• Odds and ends
• Alternatives
• Prepare lawn for winter
• Voter turnout lower
• About Town news briefs
• School districts file new lawsuit
• Good job, Parkinson
• Turn down the music
• Students use book to spread message
• Veterans day recipes from the Victory Handbook
• AP: Gun rights amendment passes
• 17th District Senate
• Republicans sweep top state offices
• Certain new city employees allowed to live outside Lyon County
• Schools file lawsuit against the state
• Longbine loses Lyon, but wins election
• Hill, Mast part of Republican's big night
• AP: Brownback wins governor's seat
• AP: 1st District to Huelskamp
• Democrat and Republic election results parties tonight
• Get out and vote!
• School anniversary
• District expands on options
• Helping ourselves
• Along Interstate 70
• What about improving grandstand?
• Parkinson names Caplinger to Kansas Supreme Court
• NHHS receiver puts name in record books
• Schools file lawsuit against the state
• Election blog: Live from the courthouse
• Election results
• Live from Republican headquarters
• Live from Democratic watch party
• AP: Moran is winner
• Injury accident
• Vote tomorrow
• Cold weather rule
• Caring support
• Succesful program
• Reunions
• Advance voters break record in Lyon County
• Halloween Dedication
• Parkinson names new justice
• Superintendent discusses grade configurations
• Meet the Coach
• Water tower project nearly done
• Several parties interested in arts council building
• Bowyer wins Talladega
• Vote for Schmidt
• Vote for Shaver
• Business Briefs
• Area youths place in livestock show
• Americus man treated and released following accident
• Rally Monday at Lyon County Republican headquarters
• Get out to vote
• North Ford donates more than $7K to EHS
• Crime of the Week
• Gazette endorsements
• Supporting Mast
• Vote for Huelskamp
• Right to bear arms
• Trick or treat
• Be spooked
• Award-Winning Care
• Menus
• Items sought for care packages
• Lewman wins KSNT Teacher of the Month
• About Town
• Four Emporia schools to receive Challenge Awards
• Spanish-American war comes to life
• Student creates theme for 2010 Red Ribbon Week
• Arts Notes
• EHS seniors named Kansas Honors Scholars
• Sound Off about Marijuana Legalization
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Schmidt for AG
• Moran supports veterans
• Vote for Karr
• Supports Shaver
• EHS game live
• Final Farmers Market
• Office closed
• Rosean Thanksgiving dinner
• Making Progress
• City health insurance rates on the rise
• Board looks at grade configuration
• Good Causes
• School board studies configuration plans
• WAW chosen as one of 8 wonders of Kansas in People category
• Some nasty, some nice
• Spread the message
• Supports Longbine
• Karr is choice
• Hospital Trustees discuss strategic plan
• Jeff Cope nominated to replace Sheriff Gary Eichorn
• County approves ditch request
• Devine appears in court
• Costumes allowed at select schools
• Six campaigns in Emporia
• Sweet Granada participating in weekend chocolate event
• Fundraiser set for former Emporian
• Lane is finalist
• City health insurance rates on the rise
• County commission discusses ditch request
• Hospital trustees discuss strategic plan
• Send us your Pumpkin Photos
• Happy Halloween
• Supports Shaver
• Vote for Fowler
• Halloween horrors
• About Town news briefs
• Hopkins expands awards program
• NRH Auxiliary scholarship fund established
• About Town
• Olpe CC teams qualify for state
• Hartford falls late to Waverly 38-36
• Delacruz learning the ropes
• Save the fees
• Hays, past and present
• Lack of leadership
• Be safe this Halloween
• ESU president a finalist for job in Illinois
• Mother of abandoned baby has first court appearance
• Send us your Pumpkin Photos
• Mother of abandoned baby has first court appearance today
• Fundraiser established to help former Emporian attacked in home
• Halloween at ESU
• Election Day Tuesday
• Main Street auction next week
• Emporia Main Street takes home nine awards
• Prepare for spookiness
• Question arise on vehicle storage yard zoning
• Help is available
• 4-H News
• Mother of abandoned baby charged with attempted murder
• Strong City man killed in one-vehicle accident
• Lanes of Traffic reduced at Sixth and Commercial
• Project delay
• Speaker
• On the road
• Celebrating 50 years
• Police find the mother of newborn left in Dumpster
• State Standards
• Menus
• Agendas
• Ghost Hunting
• Constitutional questions
• Longbine sworn in as senator
• Fred Harvey was founder of service industry
• Baby left in trash Dumpster alive at hospital
• Arts Notes
• A long history of voting
• The little things in life
• Class learns lessons through blindfolds
• Festival showcases home businesses
• Pats on the Back
• Jerry Karr
• Be informed
• Put off
• Supports Longbine
• Insulted
• North Lyon County Board of Education
• Book sale supports multiple good causes
• Area native returns for KC performance
• Commission talks finances
• A call for bigger crowds
• Emporia Main Street takes home eight state awards
• Second company of Houston Ballet to perform in Emporia
• ESU volleyball sweeps Missouri Western
• Rides to the polls
• Taking office
• Constitutional questions
• Linemen compete in skills event
• Breast cancer education
• Good Causes
• For the love of lost causes
• Save the Quonsets
• Not huts
• Demolish board
• Wreath Extravaganza benefits hospital foundation
• News Briefs from around the area
• Master gardeners spruce up fair grounds garden.
• Fall traditions
• Supports Longbine
• Season mix miracles
• Decision on city employee residency exceptions put on hold
• County Commission meets for study session
• Coming back to campus
• Commander: Serve vets every day
• Recreation group to re-examine 2002 study
• Construction brings water problem to light
• Focusing Attention
• Avoid heartache
• Quick action
• Westbound, Day 1
• A big help
• Residency requirements
• Judge Wheeler to sit with Supreme Court
• Community News
• Reunions
• Agenda
• Where they stand
• Area schools compete at Flint Hills League tournament
• No merger now
• Hobbs collection recognized with reception
• Alum to discuss research
• Exceeds goal
• Newman flu clinic
• Of soccer moms and birthday cakes
• Old & new together
• Going Back in Time
• American Legion National Commander stops in Emporia
• Agenda
• Debate tourney this weekend
• Working together
• Briefcase
• Help Hetlinger
• Just comments and thoughts
• Support the orchestra
• Cut out meat
• For the record
• Pats on the Back
• About Town
• Menus
• Squirrel causes power outage this morning
• More than 1,000 shirts sold in fundraiser
• Technology grant equips classrooms with new teaching tools
• Education briefs
• Bethany art students featured in autumn show
• Arts notes
• True stories focus on murder, obsession
• Ghost stories
• Advance voting
• Road detour
• Living the Dream
• Candidates united (mostly) on green bill
• Today: Habitat workshop
• Student support
• Audition workshop
• Pasta on the menu
• ESU baseball to host alumni weekend
• Successful flu clinic
• EHS adds weighted classes
• Students bring home honors from horticulture contest
• Good causes
• Croucher pleads guilty in child porn case
• City to get tough on unpaid parking tickets
• Tomorrow: Habitat workshop
• Halloween
• Longbine appointed interim senator
• High tunnel greenhouse
• Theft investigation
• About Town
• Students score well on state assessments
• Time to talk consolidation
• A better way
• Enrollment numbers
• Made goal
• Agenda
• Treasurer educates at ESU
• Longbine appointed interim senator
• Quonset Huts
• Never acceptable
• What Kansas knows
• Supports Longbine
• Advance voting begins Wednesday
• Register of Deeds office closed portions of Wednesday
• Fall festival held in Admire
• 4-H News
• Reunions
• Healing Art
• Preserve to host Harvest Festival
• Please continue your support
• Admire holds Fall Festival
• Wanted man apprehended
• First Wade's Ride a success
• Website, bioscience meeting topics at RDA meeting
• Too negative
• Should ESU and FHTC merge?
• Completely surprised
• Success story: CWF business blossoms despite economic times
• Jesus is the answer
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Disappointing debate
• Happy Ending
• Woman Killed in Accident
• Website, bioscience meeting topics at RDA meeting
• Camping Woes
• Arts Notes
• About Town
• Real Men Can Cook
• Scam going around
• Diabetic Health Fair
• Need a home?
• Group share successes at forum
• 1 dead after wreck on Americus Road S-curve
• Mo. man killed at Turnpike exit
• County attorney’s office to donate to FHTC Program
• KU tries to block ESU expansion
• About Town
• Agendas
• Good Causes
• Dine United
• Today: Fire prevention extravaganza
• Habitat workshop
• County attorney’s office to donate to FHTC Program
• Missouri man dies in turnpike crash
• Agler Racing
• Cruise night
• Facebook change
• Republicans to nominate to fill sheriff vacancy
• Campaign facts
• Red meat for Mensa
• More food needed
• Popcorn is a pip
• ESU, KU at odds over proposed program at Johnson County Community College
• Issues on the table
• October is domestic violence awareness month
• Man arrested following standoff
• Lyon County sheriff to retire
• About Town news briefs
• Mass vaccination clinic held Tuesday
• Governor's Arts Awards
• With appreciation
• Great enthusiasm
• Turn down the volume
• Man arrested following standoff
• Mass vaccination flu clinic today
• Being watched
• Lyon County 4-H gets national grant
• Free depression screening to be held
• Be aware
• ‘A Prairie Peter Pan’
• Holland gets the job done
• Tonight's candidate forum to be streamed live
• Longbine to resign from city commission if elected senator
• Governor reflects on the ideas of WAW
• Pioneer Bluffs to host community festival
• Bowyer 15th at Speedway
• Reunions
• Community News
• Candidate forum
• Take a stand
• Admire Fall Festival
• Mass vaccination flu clinic Tuesday
• Volunteers honored for service
• Ribbon cutting
• Long-time volunteer
• A lasting memory
• Long-Term Goals
• State budget: Legislature should lead
• Menus
• About Town
• Crime of the Week
• Massage and therapy offered at new venue downtown
• EHS students, teachers attend state leadership conference
• Parent-teacher conferences scheduled in mid-Oct.
• Imitate the faith
• About Town
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Ferrets win in Kansas court
• A healthier community
• Young adult book filled with Kansas tidbits
• Arts Notes
• Walmart donates teacher reward cards for classroom supplies
• EHS to host college planning conference
• Lost: Canine hero
• Good Causes
• About Town
• Mums in the garden
• Grading teachers
• Time for microbes again
• Campaign lies
• RCR loses Bowyer appeal
• Change of plans
• Arts event
• Jones speakers set at ESU
• It’s a family affair
• Employees still must live in Lyon Co.
• With appreciation
• City employees still must live within Lyon County
• Change of plans
• Almost
• A Love Affair
• Entertainment galore at Americus Days Saturday
• Health Center sees higher patient volumes
• About Town news briefs
• Catching up the loose ends of summer
• Thanks KDOT
• A wonderful donation of time
• Bridge closing on Lockerman Road
• Judge Wheeler makes Supreme Court cut
• The Olpe Kaffeehaus
• Sounding Off
• Regents call for legislature to restore funding
• Menu foods sale ratified
• St. Joseph’s Fall Festival Sunday
• Club Agenda
• Dominguez trial postponed
• No Easy Answer
• Reaching Out
• Hartford celebrates harvest
• Portions of Road P to be closed overnight
• Gazette to live-stream tonight's Congressional debate
• Tonight: Congressional candidates to face off
• Candidates speak at ESU
• Kansas Board of Regents in Emporia today
• Two-car accident caused by failure to stop at stop sign
• Family Day
• Better than field medicine
• Great tradition
• Senior Calendar
• Raising Awareness
• ESU vs. FHSU
• Auspision celebrates 10 years
• Will Emporia be included in passenger rail service?
• FHTC board approves software purchase
• Congressional candidates to face off
• Rescue
• Menus
• Agendas
• Fairgrounds input wanted
• Sidewalk completion another step for path board
• ESU’s enrollment numbers decrease slightly
• Former senator at fundraiser
• Arts Notes
• EHS presents ‘Harvey’
• Book immortalizes Mary White
• Shhh!
• Vulnerable needs registry available
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Wait a week
• Bowyer sounds off to NASCAR
• FHTC approves bid
• Bowyer docked points after inspection
• Sound Off - Bowyer car fails inspection
• Democratic candidates in Emporia
• Board begins looking for next leader
• State still facing funding dilemmas
• Fill a position
• Poker run
• Mexican supper
• Newman board talks finances
• Speaker: Arts a powerful strategy in learning
• Moderates have better chances
• March of the Birkenstocks
• Refreshing change
• Good Causes
• About Town
• Enrollment figures announced
• Teen in stable condition following motorcycle wreck
• Fairgrounds input wanted
• St. James Revival
• Board discusses superintendent search
• Cheerios honors Clint Bowyer in today's paper
• Help the lemurs
• County given permission to take Quonset huts down
• Flintknapping among activities offered at preserve
• 20th annual Hartford Harvest Day Saturday
• Family celebration
• Child-care conference coming to Emporia
• Riding for a cause
• Building for the future
• Temporary Senator needed for October
• Laugh while learning with taste of home
• Politicians speak to trades group
• Get a flu shot now
• Annual taco supper friday
• ESU assistant professor selected as emerging leader
• New committee to priortize recreation upgrades
• Agenda
• Regents president speaks to Rotary Club
• Quiet, please
• Meet the candidate
• ESU offers counseling
• ESU players ticketed for marijuana use in dorm
• Dinner with Kassebaum
• Chiefs tickets
• Apple Fest
• 2010-11 ESU Theater schedule unveiled
• Meet Governor Candidate tonight
• Bowyer wins opening race of Chase
• Get your tickets
• Passioni for the job
• Prepare now for flu season
• Menus
• Sharing knowledge
• Senate showdown set
• Get the facts
• Longbine gets Republican nod
• Past is never far from present
• Three Decades
• Senate showdown set: Karr vs. Longbine
• Briefcase
• Pats on the back
• Immigration facts
• Speaker: Constitution continues to change
• About Town
• County Commissioners pass 2011 budget
• Fowler to run against Mast
• Beauty by the Mile
• Arts Notes
• 1st District candidates to debate at ESU
• Huelskamp, Jilka to debate at ESU
• City allows church to demolish neighboring home
• County commissioners pass 2011 budget
• truck strikes pedestrian
• Good causes
• Fraud warning issued
• About town news briefs
• Be informed
• Well-received
• Moving along
• Playground upgraded at Sacred Heart
• Soldier who died was ESU grad
• Pageant features Kaw indians and Santa Fe Trail days
• County looks at bigger fairgrounds picture
• Students earn national honors
• Commissioners look at larger fairgrounds picture
• County budget hearing Thursday
• United Way Goal is $600,000
• Campaigning
• Conventions to pick State Senate candidates
• Safety seat check
• Homeless man charged with robbery, kidnapping
• About Town
• Have we forgotten?
• Help others
• School-home communication
• Chex Mix a star of the Taste of Home Cooking School
• Fall is all about family, friends and fun
• Celebrate family time
• Fall is coming fast
• Emporia conventions scheduled to select state Senate candidates
• Walnut Park yard sale
• Road closing
• Summer Fun
• Barnett back to Topeka, But This time as doctor
• 161 students enrolled online at FHTC
• Spartan offense not copy of Navy’s
• Kansas State Fair
• Kansas Notable Book Awards
• Volunteer to fill gap
• Last call for grant applications
• Sharing the pain
• Orientation
• About Town
• Menus
• Show support
• Needs help
• Leave Quonsets alone
• Reunions
• Commuity News
• Barnett back to Topeka, but this time as a doctor
• Jilka coming to raise money
• Funeral times, dates set
• Tallgrass Big Band
• Emotional candlelight vigil helps Americus heal
• Remembering Lenny Brown
• Eye doctors moving into old surgery hospital
• Central Missouri beats ESU, 31-13
• Business Notes
• Agenda
• Youth coordinates blood drive
• We Can Help
• Third teen dies from Wednesday accident
• No easy answers
• Friends
• Honored
• Teens remembered
• Blood drive to be held in memory of Allen businessowner
• Crime of the week
• Horses remain up for adoption
• Mary White
• “School messenger” being used at Emporia schools
• Goodbye and thanks
• Betty Grable & Frankenstein
• Proud of Students
• Emporia liquor store robbed at knife point
• Kabobs sold by Big Brothers/Sisters
• Two-week extension granted for 2011 county budget
• County, hospital and health center look at collaboration
• Heights mourns deaths
• Post your remembrances
• Two dead following crash
• School board hears report on parent notification system
• Memorial fund established, memorial planned for teens
• Election may be held to fill Barnett's Senate post
• Amber alert issued for 2-year-old
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Seat belt, texting laws now enforced in Emporia
• ESU student places in national essay contest
• Cruise night Friday
• Register to vote
• Downtown cars must be moved for Saturday events
• Fall Storytimes
• Agenda - USD 253
• Gallo Wines a feature of the Taste of Home Cooking School
• Sleep deprivation
• Should city employees have to live in Lyon County?
• Barnett to step down from Senate seat
• Blood drive today
• Sound Off about burning the Koran
• Great American Market - Coming Saturday
• Great American Market - Changes to Market
• Church attempting to buy, dismantle neighboring house
• EHS band gets new truck
• Bull riding event
• Zoo to host Safari Edventure Day
• KU athletic director Perkins retires
• Unplug and have a conversation
• Exploring central Kansas
• Teen injured
• Search for stolen vehicle
• Sheriff's Office looking for stolen truck
• Crash sends two to hospital
• ESU wins home opener, 23-7
• ECS receives Bowyer grant
• Prudent, not reckless
• Building Permits
• Menus
• Native plants focus of weekend
• Last-minute change
• ‘Return to PrairyErth’ to be shown on KPTS
• Pats on the Back
• Friday Thoughts
• Budgeting 101
• Mentoring program helps ease stress for new teachers
• New school year brings changes in school, district administration
• 2 FHTC graduates win scholarships
• Sometimes He’s in the clouds
• Agendas
• About Town
• Make it a habit
• EHS band receives donation
• Benefit dinner and auction
• Tornado shelter built at Camp Alexander
• No excuse for lying
• Cool-season lawns
• Celebrating one year
• Lyon County to publish budget
• High school fight
• Governor candidate visits Emporia
• Flying High
• Play ball
• Problems in the Pacific
• Rule changes approved for Emporia security guards
• Newman ER striving for patient satisfaction
• Fundraiser set for ALS patient
• Seized horses up for adoption
• Biker blessing
• Basic bread
• Add new cookbooks to your collection
• New reality
• Keep mill levy flat
• Rape is not ‘surprise sex’
• The lumberyard bench
• ALS Walk, Book signing & Penny supper
• Trucks running over west Emporia intersections
• Thieves get prison time
• Students advised on career options
• Bowyer gets rare weekend at home
• Lucky Emporians
• Road closure
• A tragedy prevented
• Don’t Follow the Herd
• 4-H News
• Community News
• Credit Union donates $20,000
• Hornets beat SWOSU, 27-7
• 79 Fund donates $1 million for fairgrounds building
• NLC gets $100 K technology grant
• Free money
• Celebrating 95 years
• Car Tags
• New Nursing Education Chairman
• Left turns allowed at Commercial and Sixth
• Working together
• One-cent sales tax helps keep levy down
• Good Causes
• Public health serves many functions
• Braum's second store set for October opening
• Vintage baseball game
• Arts Notes
• Stepped on but infinitely valuable
• A book all about food
• Hornets beat SWOSU, 27-7
• Group studies configuration of Emporia schools
• Woman injured in motorcycle accident
• Water main project causing traffic congestion
• Bluestem burglar caught
• Sales tax helps keep levy down
• Newman board approves urgent care clinic
• Krakatoa brewing
• New gun shop shoots for variety of firearms
• Bowyer dinner and auction
• Health Center sees favorable financial month
• Local business to hold kids day
• Football tickets and free clothes
• Commercial Street congestion
• Emporia woman’s motorcycle strikes old school bus
• Public health meeting Thursday
• Lyon County commissioners tackle packed agenda
• About town news briefs
• Neighborhood cleanup planned for October
• Good news, bad news
• What to do with Soden’s Grove?
• Friendly neighbors
• Moderation
• Everyone's a winner at the salsa cook-off
• Team Hyde takes the lead
• Emporia’s Tyson plant makes cover of national magazine
• Balloon launch
• EHS athletic, activity passes on sale
• Newman Auxiliary purchases equipment
• Bed helps keep infants warm
• 4-H News
• Reunions
• Agenda
• Democratic meeting
• A great asset
• Pro-Print comes on strong
• Leaving funds to charities
• City commission
• Volunteers needed
• Open house set for Hartford project
• 2 from Emporia injured in Johnson Co.
• In the Spotlight
• Board sets goals during retreat
• City of Emporia building permits July 16-Aug. 12.
• Blondes vs. Brunettes
• Watching and waiting
• Hands-on Training
• Great appreciation
• Talk to youths
• Briefcase
• Home and healthy
• Tough decisions
• Quilt display
• Drug charges
• Hopkins in 1st
• Arts Notes
• Anthology works in whole and in parts
• Agenda
• About Town
• Pats on the back
• Find solutions
• Listen to Him
• Two die in Osage County crash
• Businessman creates All-Star cheerleading team
• What’s next?
• Emporians earn broadcasting awards
• Alarming statistics
• More thoughts on education
• Serving children
• County commissers faced with tough decisions
• Day of Caring
• ESU ranked
• Competition
• New kids at the block party
• Ice cream social
• Wolf Creek in 1st place
• Tasty Taste of Home Treats
• Blank check
• Wichita woman hurt in Turnpike accident near Emporia
• City approves 2011 budget by 4-1 vote
• Corporate Challenge changes
• Newman one of two Emporia stops for gubernatorial candidate
• Candidate announces education plan
• Youth attendance dropped at pool
• Free dental care and a rummage sale
• ESU President reflects on New Year
• ESU Block Party Update
• City Commission
• Hunt 4 Hunger concert
• Commission talks turf timetable
• Water main project halfway complete
• Custom engraving
• About Town
• Agenda
• Old stomping grounds
• Sam Brownback visits Emporia
• Sen. Brownback visits Newman hospital
• Immunization records site up and running
• Sen. Brownback visits Emporia today
• Community News
• Beef Fest set for weekend
• Neighbors get to know each other during National Night Out
• Vouchers for the market
• RDA evaluates sales-tax decision
• The best gift of all
• Health center shows off changes during open house
• Everything Outdoors
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• About Town
• Arts Notes
• Food books are treasures
• Emporia Muslims celebrating Ramadan
• Are you in tune?
• Friday Thoughts
• Pats on the Back
• Our work has purpose
• RDA reflects on sales tax election
• Heat shelter opens again
• Bizarre accident
• Counterfeit money
• ESU offers new program
• Boot Camp
• Menu purchaser tries to grow companies
• Family carnival
• About Town
• Good Causes
• Agenda
• Love the Way You Lie
• Sneaky Pete
• USD 253 approves budget
• Two juveniles hurt in accident
• Indications point to Menu Emporia plant remaining open
• County commissioners discuss 2011 budget
• Shelter opened today at Messiah Lutheran Church
• Immunization site down
• Counterfeit money shows up at three Emporia businesses
• School board approves budget
• Students returning to campus in Emporia
• Lyon County Commission study session
• Still Room
• City considering reductions for budget
• Knowing your neighbors
• City will not cut services in 2011
• Not too hot for hot dogs
• Pie and pasta winners
• City commissioners to consider cutting services
• Record FHTC enrollment
• No-win situation
• Courtney’s in Toronto
• ‘No comment’ on Menu’s future
• Take action
• Ross, Lippert running 1st at Heartland Park
• Enrollment increases at Flint Hills Technical College
• Excessive Heat Warning
• Chase County man killed in motorcycle accident
• Pet food plant in Emporia sold to Arkansas company
• Don’t be misled
• Ice cream
• Budget meeting
• Sustainability topic at Pioneer Bluffs
• Community News
• Second person dies following KTA accident
• Business Briefs
• 1 dead, 2 injured following KTA accident
• Agendas
• About Town
• Menus
• Walkers capture dreams on film
• In Memorium
• More results from Lyon County fair events
• Does Jesus really care?
• One dead, two injured in KTA crash
• Voting canvass held this morning
• Fiddler, picking championships in Lawrence
• Police procedural tells of king assassination
• Favorite name
• Turning vision into reality
• Pats on the Back
• ESU keeps another recruit in-state
• Driving Dilemma
• Events planned at Health Center
• Good Causes
• About Town
• Fire chief adds zoning duties
• Youths speak out on decision to cancel events
• The evolution of language
• With regard and respect
• Become a Master Gardener
• Hill wins by 2-1 margin
• Lyon Co. turnout tops state prediction
• 'Pretty Unreal'
• Emporia voters approve sales tax extension
• Hill wins House seat
• High voter turnout
• Lemonade Heat-Ade
• Bucket calves get used to show ring
• County commission discusses fair events
• About Town news briefs
• County cancels grandstand events
• Voters extend sales tax
• Huelskamp wins
• 2010 Primary Election Returns
• Higgins: QB, kicker are keys for ESU
• Thanks for the help
• A deep map
• New affiliate
• Barnett campaign heads into final hours
• Keeping Cool
• Benefit raises more than $2K
• The bottom line on beverages
• County fair ATV races, demolition derby canceled
• Community News
• Successful blood drive
• Prepare for storms
• 4-H News
• Reunion
• Out of spaces
• Midwest economy
• Prepare to vote Tuesday
• Showmanship
• No changes planned in wake of death
• 1 girl dies after Mud-A-Thon accident
• Accident at Mud-A-Thon
• Menus
• Crime of the Week
• Vote in primary
• Yes to tax extension
• Support Barnett
• Vote for Hill
• New Direction
• Accident sends Emporia man to hospital
• Answering questions about city sales tax
• Eyes on Emporia
• About Town
• Motorcycle benefit
• Emporia Recreation Commission
• Pee Wees Compete
• Dr. Dad
• Biased coverage
• Endorsing Hill
• Pats on the Back
• Don’t miss Big 12 trips
• Summer projects wrapping up
• Author writes of father’s murder
• New Manager
• Arts Notes
• Good Causes
• The path of love
• About Town
• The mail carrier’s lament
• For Ensley
• Vote no
• Online Chat - 1/2 cent sales tax
• Truck stuck in underpass
• ESB Financial Announces Kasasa™ Launch in Emporia & Manhattan
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Lyon County

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