Hillsboro, KS News

• Hillsboro, KS News
• Beaches reopen, algae advisory in effect
• House Rep. from Peabody dies in car crash
• Westar warns of utility scam
• Suspicious dig marks get official attention
• Commission OKs new phone plan
• Reenactors feel fear in WWII battles
• Beaches closed at Marion because of algae
• Wichita man dies at reservoir
• Cultures come together for Thai family at Tabor
• Mid-Kansas Coop organizes food drive
• Arrowheads top field treasure list
• Memorial Day events listed
• Gospel band to play in Durham
• Court furloughs canceled
• Trojans qualify 10 for state track
• Thee Bookstore closes doors
• Kansas State lists Marion County graduates
• 3 Goessel girls qualify for state track
• HHS academic leaders credit expectations for success
• HHS grads earn scholarships
• All-School reunion is Saturday
• Tabor College conducts 102nd Commencement
• Car seat specialist explains safety guidelines
• Lincolnville gardener sold on raised beds
• Wall to speak at Tabor College graduation
• City council approves safe sidewalks
• Narrow banding completed at county level
• USD 410 votes down in-town busing
• HHS vaulters and throwers shine at league
• Tampa farmers market to start June 6
• HHS softball headed to state
• Teachers see growth in kindergartners
• Klaassen family busy mowing grass
• Goessel musicians rank high at festivals
• Milk producers earn contract payments
• Faber places 9th at state tennis
• Goessel rec oversees building construction
• GHS recognized as bronze-level school
• Farmers market vouchers delayed
• Hillboro tech students gear up for nationals
• Goessel boys place at league track meet
• Area school graduations listed
• Scammers seeking bank information
• Public residency rules vary
• Boese, Soller renovate Goessel cafe
• Fish hobby fills spring hours
• Maggard to retire from county clerk
• Runner visits Peabody schools
• Commissioner wants honest budget requests
• Farmers market starts in Hillsboro
• Conservation cost-share programs available
• County election filing deadline is June 1
• Retaining walls need to meet license requirements
• Bird watching comes naturally
• Trojan baseball splits with Marion
• Tampa gets sign grant
• Trojan tracksters score at Hesston
• Shewey and Faber qualify for state tennis
• Koons leads Hillsboro softball team
• Dick shoots career low for Hillsboro golf
• GHS golf team wins league challenge
• Goessel track teams place 5th
• Unruh wins 1st, leads Goessel ag team to second at state
• Final concert of the season
• Local teen copes with diabetes
• Artist keeps memories alive with paint
• Aging department warns of new scams
• Cyclist beats workout time crunch
• Host families enjoy exchange experiences
• Collett named district judge in Dickinson County
• Business consultant available May 16
• Farmers market vouchers available for seniors
• Lion's Club donates trees to fourth graders
• Court closures postponed
• Baker plans to open in June
• Dirks raises questions at Hillsboro city meeting
• State tax bill could increase local taxes
• Sechrist sets meet records
• Day, Mueller impressive for HHS track
• Hillsboro students display artwork in McPherson
• HHS tennis players earn all-league honors
• Coordinator outlines grant accomplishments
• Goessel track teams continue improvement
• Dick, Borg finish top ten in golf
• Dr. Marlene Wall to speak at Tabor College Commencement
• Flaming's life filled with outdoor fun
• Torey Hett gives back to Challenge Games
• Wheat could make early arrival at elevators
• Chickens at home in Hillsboro High School
• Chicken or egg, it's all good for Esau
• Road inspections cost county $75K
• Vehicle department offices close for first week of May
• Herington Livestock has new owners
• Car backs over Hillsboro woman at Wendy's
• FACT, USD 408 plans assembly to discourage drinking
• Oelke relies on energy to interest students
• Many corn acres already planted
• Shewey and Faber pick up tennis wins
• Tabor College plans spring showcase
• Goessel 3rd graders famous for a day
• Tabor ends band tour with concert
• HHS baseball team turns offense around
• HHS musicians perform at state
• Goerzen shoots a 79 for Goessel golf
• USD 411 to host community bbq and concert May 3
• GHS seniors art on display
• Tornadoes and hail batter county
• Annuities earn money
• Pianist gives 30 years of music to community
• Peabody woman keeps CDL for 42 years
• Florence Spring Fling is April 28
• Volunteers present quilts to soldiers
• Poverty topic of next learning session
• Springfield Park is place of renewal for Wiebe
• Generation Bridge brings together old and young
• Quilt donations raise money
• Hillsboro 4th graders learn about syrup
• GHS students take top state FCCLA awards
• Tabor string ensemble to perform
• Hillsboro city okays downtown farmers market move
• HHS tennis singles finish second
• County commission approves radio upgrades
• Sechrist sets 1600m record
• Lady Trojans lose at Halstead
• Hillsboro baseball off to a slow start
• Goessel track team sets records
• Trip planned for the Holy Land in 2013
• All safe on Campus at 10 p.m.
• Vogel to present senior voice recital
• Tabor College Band to tour Minnesota and South Dakota
• Hofer to hold Haiti art auction
• Consultant helps save money
• USD 410 hires teacher
• Hillsboro hosts golf tournament
• NC minister to speak at Tabor
• Budget impasse closes court on Fridays
• Expert predicts good wheat crop
• Area schools make prom plans
• Huelskamp hears citizen concerns in Hillsboro
• Tampa to get cleaned up
• County discusses insubordination
• Election results finalized
• USD 411 approves FFLCA trip
• Shewey places fourth in tennis tourney
• Sanders key in HHS softball success
• Durham to have compost site
• Goerzen paces Goessel golf
• Schmidt grabs gold for Goessel
• Crazy play works for HHS baseball
• Day wins 3 medals in HHS track meet
• Mennonite Heritage Tour Offered
• CMBS Dinner to feature Dr. Terry Hunt
• Bergland to give senior recital
• New police dog in training
• Computers key to Williams in Marion
• Panzer runs ultra-marathon
• Historian finds long lost children near Peabody
• Lincolnville mechanic builds reputation
• Seminar to cover insurance
• Race experience enhances Serene's engine skills
• Peters moves on, Schrag steps in at Bethesda Home
• Commission approves road bid
• K-15 getting resurfaced
• Train hits truck near Sunflower Road
• Tabor to give 'Another Antigone'
• Easter hymn sing Sunday at Ebenfeld
• County to eliminate solid waste fee appeals
• Unrau donated money to FFA
• Hillsboro incumbents win unopposed
• Talented freshmen lead HHS softball team
• Gomez places at Kids State Wrestling
• Tabor student flute recital on Tuesday
• Commodities available Friday in Goessel
• City postpones farmers market decision
• Arnold secures ace pitching postion for HHS boys
• Schmidt to perform a recital on flute on Tuesday, April 10
• Birdhouses bring pleasure and profit
• Love of horses leads to life dreams
• 1,272 people roast marshmallows at the lake
• Durham auction gathers large crowd
• Commissioners ponder health insurance options
• Marion County farmer gets Monsanto award
• City elections are Tuesday
• County commission reaches agreement with lake group
• Newborn calves get special treatment
• Custom silage crew involves Lincolnville family
• Huelskamp to appear in Hillsboro
• City hopes to clean up old building in Hillsboro
• Tabor plans choir concert on Sunday
• Mueller earns all-academic first team award
• USD 411 approves staff changes
• Hillsboro band and choir plan Monday concert
• Four wrestlers place at Kids State Championships
• Prominent Mennonite historian, educator to speak on campus
• HHS track returns state competitors
• Officers diffuse hostile situation at reservoir
• Local cheese maker inspired by flavor
• Free classes offered by Butler of Marion
• MARION: MHS softball team finds focus
• Orchids satisfy woman's soul
• Marshmallow roast is Saturday
• Deputy takes jailer job
• KDOT studies US-56/77, K-150 junction
• Goessel teen finds use for old shoes
• Trojan golfers look competitive
• Bookkeeper has local roots
• Scholarship offered by senior citizens
• Softball Trojans aim for state run
• Riding mowers make life easier
• Benda named teacher of the month
• MARION: MHS golf has new coach
• Daffodils bloom early
• PEABODY-BURNS: Young athletes boost PBHS track team
• MARION: Marion boys track show potential
• Museum board requests venue change
• MARION: Gordon named first team in basketball
• Health center treats body, mind
• Church negotiates with USD 410 board for space
• Basketball players earn Wheat State League honors
• Chicago trader from Goessel finds success
• County sees increase in oil company interest
• Savings bonds no longer available
• Republican caucus has high turnout
• USD 410 searches for additional teacher
• Teaching scholarship available
• Goessel contingent visits state governor
• Banman builds on experience in new role
• Hymn sing is Sunday at Hillsboro church
• High school girls finish third at state
• A Street open in Hillsboro
• Kids club wrestlers move on to district
• HMS wrestlers finish strong
• HHS to present play
• Hillsboro plans kindergarten screening
• Goessel plans kindergarten screening
• Radiation physicist takes show on the road
• Personal trainer's workouts no joke
• Storm left debris west of town
• Smith convicted of murder
• Group sells marshmallow shirts
• Commission opposes Medicaid order
• NFL Chief's reporter to speak
• Nessor receives Tabor scholarship
• Estimate for road overlays goes up
• Disaster loan applications due
• Tabor College to host civil religion lecturer
• Trojan girls earn state bid
• Student trash band performs at Goessel
• Small business consulting available
• City approves fireworks request
• Hillsboro boys come up short
• County jail on pace for August move
• Hillsboro students rate high at music festival
• Hillsboro Elementary plans book fair, family night
• Booton signs to play volleyball at Tabor
• Katie Funk Wiebe to share stories of suffering during WWII
• Visiting Professor to present “Expressions of Civil Region in post 9-11 America.”
• 2012 Presidential Leadership Scholarship Recipients Announced
• Peabody family rescues horses
• Lincolnville farm produces show lambs
• Marshmallow record attempt taking shape
• Hillsboro couple connects with pigs and people
• Walk Kansas 2012 begins March 18
• Relay For Life to meet Monday
• Trojan boys stymie SES in win
• Tonya Morgan opens salon in Hillsboro
• Legislators address concerns at forum
• Guinea leads principal on chase
• Changes in building ownership affect Goessel seniors
• Fishing derby slated for March 17
• Cooking classes start in March
• Artisanship key for manufacturer at Ramona
• Harms recognized by beef program
• Peabody seeing auction donations
• Lindsay to exhibit art at Bethany College
• Bayes and daughter show at Equifest
• Jacob Fish earns honors at GCCC
• CRP signup period opens March 12
• Choir to Tour Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas during Spring Break
• Gardener gets ready for spring
• Ground provides energy
• Tabor receives housing gift
• Leppke pursues coaching career
• Custodial service handles mercury spill
• Special education teachers rewarded
• Burglars take guns from rural home
• County to tear up 2 roads
• Rabbits teach life skills
• Good chemistry helps Trojan girls win
• Vaccine requirements updated by KDHE
• Presidential caucuses coming soon
• Council approves documents to get money
• Hospital exec describes financial state
• Boys score victory over Kingman
• Tabor students to play in state group
• Goessel boys win on Friday
• Artifact workshop planned March 11
• Bluebird girls win last home game
• HHS choir to perform for educators
• Wilmer Harms provides gift for new student housing
• Tabor music students earn positions in State Intercollegiate Orchestra
• Ghost hunters study home in Hillsboro
• Commission focuses on roads
• Simple living, service fills couple with purpose
• County considers options for 30th Road
• EMS calls down in January
• Faith flourishes in nursing home
• Father makes famous fudge
• Starship to headline Chingawassa
• Meteorologist to speak at conservation banquet
• Centre student wins county spelling bee
• USD 410 plans calendar
• Regier named CEO of Hillsboro hospital
• Trojan boys lack energy
• Special Olympics organized at Tabor
• Goessel board hires new clerk
• Hillsboro girls smoke Vikings
• Goessel boys win close games
• Bluebird girls tangle in overtime
• Goessel scholars place 4th at state
• Durham council discusses culvert
• Pianist Epp to showcase talent in junior recital
• Coldwell to showcase talent for junior voice recital
• Meier figures taxes, helps friends
• Frantz plays with flowers
• Professor leaves esate gift to Tabor
• Group organizes to defeat poverty
• Tabor employs entrepreneur
• Quail Creek Road has problems
• Hillsboro sisters give $1M to Bethel
• Extension office plans seminars
• 10 groups get grants from fund
• Storm spotter meeting Feb. 16
• Hillsboro council discusses skill sharing
• Unruh scores 30 in Goessel win
• Huelskamp accepting interns
• WSU confers degrees for local students
• HHS boys win big over Sterling
• Huffman elected council president
• Hillsboro blood drive is Feb. 20
• Bluebird girls go cold in losses
• County approves bond resolution
• Hillsboro receives community grant
• Goessel FCCLA sends 10 to state
• Takahashi joins Tabor as Entrepreneur in Residence
• Johnson Family honors professor with estate gift to Tabor College
• Goessel scholar's bowl team prepares for tests
• HHS sends robotics competitors to Oklahoma
• Full service survives in Hillsboro
• Paint shop goes green
• Quilters piece together solutions
• Commissioners tour new jail
• 330th a sore spot near Tampa
• Tepee brings history to life
• Local students listed on K-State honor roll
• Smith wins Goessel spelling bee
• First car is special
• Hiebert and Evans make McPherson honor roll
• Bluebird girls win one at tournament
• Trojan girls win close call
• HMS spellers advance
• Coordinator encourages reading
• Tabor announces Steel Magnolia cast
• Energy applications available
• Knights of Columbus sponsor contest
• Commodities available Feb. 9
• Trojan boys' team wins Classic tourney
• Peabody couple loves bees
• Frick saw life beyond the court
• Buyers find unique Charolais genetics near Hillsboro
• Files stolen from aging department
• Goat rescue is rewarding for Miller
• Tampa road project awarded
• Tractor, semi collide in Hillsboro, one injured
• Road by Goessel causes concern
• Hett's grandson keeps ranch going
• Bartel happy she switched to teaching
• Women's farm conference coming up
• Tabor College hires vice president for advancement
• Economic director attends retreat
• County demolition subsidy terminated
• Setting a world record isn't easy
• Marion County youths attend National Western Stock Show
• Enrollment open for farm programs
• Caller scam hits Medicare recipients
• 4-H record books go to state competition
• Full Schedule for Learning in Retirement Announced. Program moves to new day.
• Family weekend planned Feb. 17-18
• Braun tapped as next Vice President for Advancement
• Fitness expert shares simple health tips
• Doctor changed plans based on ER experience
• Trumpet soloist prepares for orchestral concert
• Dietitian advises making favorite foods healthy
• Misconceptions abound about ancient alternative healing method
• Fire destroys abandoned farm house near Hillsboro
• Patchy road may see increased traffic in future
• U.S. 56/77 intersection rated most dangerous
• Car accident disrupts Internet in Marion County
• Refreshed hospital facilities help recruit providers
• County commission proposes dog bite rule
• Neighbors disagree over dog attack details
• USD 410 sees increase in students with English second language
• Tampa City Council seeks grant for signs
• EMS broke county record in 2011
• Trojan boys pull off nail biter, 51-48
• Senior citizens board distributes funds to centers
• County approves shift of zoning costs from taxpayers to users
• Late Night Catechism coming to McPherson Opera House
• Goessel boys win 2 in a row
• Tabor weekend includes theater, basketball, and brunch
• Farewell reception planned for Jim Elliott
• Beef calf prices increase as cowherds dwindle
• Financial planning helps people keep their money
• Highway patrol investigating rollover accident
• Florence woman killed near Walton
• Want to move from employer to employee?
• Alaskan experience influenced Bartel to become efficient
• Lake aiming for marshmallow world record
• Jail bonds set for 12 years
• Calculate pension benefits online
• Hillsboro police dealing with child disputes, forgeries
• Restaurant owner arrested on 5 warrants
• Flint Hills RECA gets grant for upgrades
• HHS boys lose big at Pratt
• Election filing deadline is Jan. 24
• Film festival tour stopping in McPherson
• Trojan girls win big against Pratt
• Hiebert leads Goessel girls in scoring
• 12 Angrey Men cast announced at Tabor
• Presentation combines Marion and Hillsboro chambers
• Goessel Elementary wins Governor's award
• Dean's List Announced for Fall 2011
• Elvis Presley doll reminds fan of good times, great music
• Photographer captures the moment
• Sales tax receipts lead good news for county
• E-mail scam alleges customer complaints
• Family feels violated over intruder in home
• Community support buoys food bank in tough year
• Data points to increased poverty in county
• Two new businesses coming to Hillsboro
• Local students on Washburn honor roll
• Competitive thrill keeps Spoonemore on the run
• Free screening will examine development areas
• Frostbite Run gets people moving
• Hillsboro sees growth in 2011
• Pine diseases claim area trees
• Trojans hold off rally to best Halstead
• Trojan girls slay Halstead Dragons, 61-16
• Family comes home to connect with rural life
• Limousine driver's life revolves around cars
• Kaufman learns role with talented team
• Pilsen man fixes more than shoes
• Cotton Bowl presents opportunity for KSU player from Goessel
• 49 donate blood
• Workshop offered for prospective entrepreneurs
• Goessel advised to boil water
• Frostbite run is Sunday
• Students earn spots on Bethel College dean's list, honor roll
• Christmas Giving Tree project served local children
• Goessel 3rd grade
• At newspaper office
• Marion kindergarten
• Coach inspired wrestlers with heartfelt care
• Peabody-Burns 1st grade
• Marion 2nd grade
• Marion 1st grade
• Goessel Elementary Third grade
• New jail lacks zoning permit
• Florence motel a no go for county
• Peabody-Burns 2nd grade
• Santa's Mailbag at newspaper office
• Hardware store provides couple with background for Christmas gift fun
• Marion Elementary Kindergarten
• Last of $2,201 in Santa Bucks prizes awarded
• Peabody-Burns First grade
• Governor Brownback's proposal would increase school funding in Marion County
• MES First grade
• Hillsboro council approves raises
• K-State students initiated into honor society
• MES Second grade
• Goessel and Hillsboro singers selected for all-state choir
• Democratic women celebrate Christmas
• Christmas party enjoyed by Hoch staff
• Hillsboro wrestler Jones goes undefeated in tournament
• Trojan girls bury Sterling, 54-29
• Just remembers Christmas of 1948
• Charities receive holiday haul
• Wikens announced as Scholar in Residence
• Goessel artist loves Christmas
• Pine Creek couple shares country appreciation
• Bowen sentanced to life without parole
• Commission debates involvement with Florence motel
• Ambulance service having busiest year ever
• Goessel FFA competes in speaking contest
• First Mennonite Brethern Church in America thrives near Hillsboro
• State education board representative connects with Goessel school staff and board
• Happy Hustlers donate to Community Christmas
• Change will provide more USD 410 students scholarships
• Co-sponsoring wrestling tournament brings in top talent
• Hillsboro boys fall short to Moundridge, 54-49
• GHS Christmas concert on Tuesday
• Special education boardd will meet
• GHS girls go 1-2 in home tournament
• Goessel boys place second in Bluebird basketball tournament
• Hillsboro girls win Moundridge tournament
• Goessel Mennonite Church hosts blood drive
• HHS wrestlers pick up two 3rd place medals
• Santas bring Christmas spirit to Janzen family
• Animals, people come together for Night in the Barn Dec. 17 and 18
• Just is Teacher of the Month in Hillsboro
• Students enter math competition
• City Council pleased with bond sale rates
• Commission contemplates $1M of road projects
• Public is invited to vesper service in Marion
• Tampa home tours a success
• No-till group plans soil profit meeting
• Grammy award winner to sing in McPherson
• Parkside Voices Christmas concert is Tuesday
• Trojan grapplers drop matches on Thursday
• FACT encourages people to adopt a family
• HMS/HHS to present separate Christmas programs
• Hillsboro, Marion chambers plan joint annual banquet
• GHS girls' basketball offense struggles in 30-18 loss
• Fourth quarter free throws propel Bluebird boys to win
• 4 Hillsboro Kids Club wrestlers win at tournament
• Harvey-Marion County disability group to meet Dec. 19
• Good genetics drive Dunagan farm success
• Trojan girls expect to win state title
• HHS boys' basketball team should be defined by effort
• Unruh leads GHS boys' team with 3 returning starters
• Cougar boys small but determined
• Goessel girls' team hopes to build on experience
• CHS girls' team holds promise
• Assistance available on prescription drug enrollment
• Bittersweet sale signals retirement at quilt shop
• Senior transport director's hours cut
• Officials spotlight deer for survey
• Trojan wrestlers are young but determined
• Lady Warriors welcome back 4 starters
• Christmas lights will sparkle at lake
• Carroll, Johnson, and Lewman to lead MHS grapplers
• Jost Fabricating expands business
• Small business consultant will be in Marion Dec. 14
• Coach expects improvement from PBHS boys
• Tabor musicians to perform mini-concert
• Mark Trammell Quartet to give concert in McPherson
• Mini Christmas Concert on Dec. 1
• Dental care is crucial to horse health
• Peters loves his job with the Denver Broncos
• Missouri man dies in U.S. 77, K150 collision
• Huge rig passes through county
• Builders plan to have jail enclosed by end of year
• College increases classes, enrollment at Marion location
• HHS alum takes financial adviser job
• Prairie View moving office in Hillsboro
• Kern opening new medical practice
• In taxidermy, the eyes have it
• Singers will entertain at LIR
• Scam promises reward for paying taxes on time
• Tabor to perform Messiah
• Hymn sing is Sunday night
• Evancho take job as interim superintendent for Peabody-Burns
• Alexanderwohl plans service
• Piano teacher inspires love of music
• 9 Tabor football players earn honors
• Concert Choir to present Messiah
• Church Spirit night planned Dec. 3
• Thanksgiving concert to benefit local ministries
• Classics @ Olde Towne set to open this week
• Area players earn all-state volleyball honors
• USD 398 superintendant resigns
• Earthquakes not covered by regular insurance
• Expansion reflects booming bison industry
• Emergency farm loans available
• African mission director speaks at church
• Proposal could jeopardize hospital
• Murder mysteries new on restaurant's menu
• Campground closes for expansion
• ARNP enjoys new family practice role
• School board sets early childhood as focus for foundation
• Leadership Marion County participates in summit
• Goessel elementary, middle school singers earn recognition
• Innovative teachers continue to learn from students
• Farm banquet has long history
• City council approves oil and gas lease
• Election for FSA committee members in progress
• Middle East will be focus of LIR on Monday
• Harvey earns college academic award
• 5 Lady Trojans make all-league in volleyball
• Goessel school board hosts legislators
• Tabor Named 5-Star Champions of Character Institution
• Hillsboro High School football beats Remington
• Moms find ways to work at home
• Child abduction attempt thwarted in Ramona
• Pumpkin patch seeks to revive fall traditions
• 640-mile pilgrimage honors Kapaun
• Kansas AG offers warnings about scams
• Toy run collects toys, funds for children
• County wants clear plan for roads
• County allocates money for fairground improvements
• Milking rattlesnakes continues
• Lady Trojans earn return to state volleyball
• Sechrist and Richert qualify state cross country
• Internet service subject of Hillsboro meeting
• Goessel football ends skid
• Goessel students achieve Standard awards
• Hillsboro elementary book fair Oct. 26 to Nov. 2
• Goessel volleyball team heads to state tournament
• Brittny Czarnowsky heading to state cross country
• Alumni Award Winners named at Homecoming Festival Dinner
• Alan Peters to headline Homecoming Learning in Retirement program
• Morcycles provide unique experience
• Lincolnville man turns misfortune into opportunity
• Man accused of rape in Peabody
• Butler County bust follows marijuana discovery
• Holub says Brownback meeting productive
• Jail tax nets $45K in first month
• KDHE clears Marion County Lake for all activities
• Few sales count in Peabody, Florence appraisals
• Ethan Frantz wins title in livestock show
• Company seeks oil lease on city property
• City and county of McPherson pay to keep SRS office open
• GHS volleyball team breaks losing streak to Moundridge
• GHS football scores 40 in loss to Solomon
• Trojans defeat Kingman, 35-3
• Lady Trojans win Canton-Galva tournament
• HHS tennis doubles team wins league title
• Trojan cross-country posts 3 top tens at Berean
• GHS runners continue to improve
• Goessel 4-H meets
• HHS Concert Choir selling cards to raise funds
• Tabor to Celebrate Homecoming 2011
• Dozens more wind turbines may sprout
• 2,000 marijuana plants seized
• County signs on for student loan repayment program
• Golden Horse Revue was popular in 1950
• Zoo animals will be at EnviroFest
• Audit declares accounting deficiencies
• County offers tours of health department building
• President lauds hunt club’s benefits for farmers, community
• Deadlines nearing for FSA programs
• New hay bale ensilage method turns heads
• FSA loans could cover 100 percent of farm losses from drought
• HHS picks up defining win against Hesston
• Barton chosen to lead HCH
• Weber wins No. 2 singles
• Hillsboro Clinic taking appointments, patients
• HHS announces king, queen candidates
• Goessel Crop Walk raises $7,500
• Lady Trojans looking to take next step
• Freshmen runners are writing record book for HHS cross-country
• Bluebird volleyball stays unbeaten in league
• Cast announced for 'Oliver'
• County wants final say in appraisals
• Fish fry will raise money for infant's surgery
• SRS closures add to already heavy caseloads
• Patsy Kline joins newspaper staff
• Fred Harvey named 'notable Kansan'
• Big truck night is Sept. 29
• AGAPE in danger of closing
• Tabor professor attends premeiere of his composition
• Director wants more activity at AGAPE
• Licensing issues maroon 'South Pacific'
• Bluebirds fall, but start well
• Defense shines in road loss
• GHS cross country sets may personal bests at Peabody
• Sechrist breaks record, again
• GHS volleyball is perfect in league
• American Brass Quintet to visit Tabor College
• Art and Music Stroll is step for Marion's 'artistic colony'
• Marion County attractions and events
• City museum weds something new, something old
• Every corner of the county is rich in history
• Agritourism is a promising resource
• Woman dedicates herself to history, Peabody
• County awards $3 million jail contract
• Wichita Eagle ending daily delivery in county
• HES, HMS student enrollment increases
• Lots of hours required to prepare for crafts shows
• Road superintendent recommends closing bridge
• Road chief has construction experience
• County awards $3 jail contract
• County to send two vans to Senior Fair
• HHS tennis team plays top competition
• Marion resident goes on mission to Zimbabwe
• Roger Fleming speaks to interagency
• Estate gift benefits Tabor College
• Lady Trojans take care of business
• Trojans pick up first win against Lyons
• Senior citizens compete in golf tourney
• Freshmen sets new school record in cross country
• Lightning delays GHS football game
• GHS volleyball wins fourth place
• Goessel High School cross country runs twice
• Tabor College included in the Best Colleges list
• Schmitt estate leaves generous gift to benefit Tabor College
• Baldwin attends premier of commissioned musical composition
• Lawns can rebound from summer
• Townships played larger role in early county history
• New road chief hears county's expectations
• Alternative gift market will be Nov. 12
• Jeff Haslett is Teacher of the Month
• Monarch migration moves into county
• Sales tax receipts jumped in June
• County requests action on pipeline exemption
• Construction will improve bad streets
• Challenge Cup is chance for friendly competition
• Serving brings Trojans back against SES
• Trojans drop first game to Dragons
• Chamber music trio will perform
• Wakefield defeats Goessel, 58-12
• HHS tennis wins Sterling invitational
• GHS grad volunteers at sports camp
• Goessel volleyball wins two
• Trojans win races in 5A, 6A, field
• HHS FCCLA members receive training
• County hires new road and bridge chief
• County reflects state decline in child well-being index
• Elevators test corn for toxins
• Sentencing in rape case postponed
• Historic church still used for worship
• Florence hosts Labor Day events
• Hillsboro residents injured in rollover accident
• Hillsboro, Goessel ACT scores rank high
• HHS volleyball finishes second at CKL tourney
• Scouting event coming to HES
• Cameron Voth volunteers at sports camp
• Art exhibit to be displayed at GHS
• Academic Convocation held
• County tables lake rent discussion
• County seeks estimates for health building
• Marion bowler wins third in national event
• EMS classes planned
• ENDZONE: HHS volleyball
• ENDZONE: HHS tennis
• ENDZONE: HHS football
• Hillsboro water tower may join national historic register
• ENDZONE: HHS cross country
• ENDZONE: GHS football
• HHS parent information night is Friday
• ENDZONE: GHS volleyball
• Hillsboro property taxes down slightly
• ENDZONE: GHS cross country
• Friday deadline to sign up for flag football
• GHS to host Fall Sports Preview Night
• Faculty recital Sept. 11
• Back to School for Hillsboro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Rescuers honored for lifesaving
• Ethan Frantz takes skills to state fair
• Florence Labor Day committee announces 2011 theme
• Deadline is Sept. 1 for some crops
• Road projects may be delayed
• Replacing signs a major task, expense
• Soybeans, milo recover with rain
• Algae levels decrease, but advisory remains
• Congregation prepares school for children
• FSA extends grazing, CRP hay usage
• Hillsboro hires engineer for street projects
• Durham to consult with state about sewer pond
• Tabor exceeds fundraising goal
• American Brass Quintet to teach at Tabor
• Mother sees daughter graduate, due to donations
• Tabor Fund surpasses million-dollar goal
• American Brass Quintet coming to Tabor College; concert Sept. 29
• Full-time paramedic service may become EMS's future
• EMS director pleads for policy change
• More deaths than births in 2010
• Sheriff investigates unattended rollover
• KDHE tests Marion County Lake again for algae
• County may need to accelerate Tampa road project
• New faces in several positions at Goessel
• Ambulance service switching to dispatch codes
• Marion County property tax to increase less than 1 percent
• Presentencing hearing continued
• Dr. Claassen to leave Hillsboro Clinic
• HHS tech students among nation's best
• USD 410 taxes to go up 3.4 percent
• Fire chief urges caution with dry cornfields
• HHS football practice begins Aug. 15
• Chamber will have back-to-school luncheon
• Blood drive is Aug. 19
• Virtual school is a second chance
• 10 area post offices may face closure
• Large families struggle with rising enrollment fees
• Advising about college termed crucial
• Drought, increased watering bring rationing closer
• Youth faces charges for prank radio calls
• Misdated disaster declaration has county puzzled
• County estimates 1.1 percent property tax hike
• Marion County fair results
• If you could have any superpower, what would you choose?
• Reservoir cleared for all activities
• July electric bills swell by $75,000 in Hillsboro, Marion
• Outlook for beans, milo is grim
• City OKs power pool buying stake in plant
• Algae test clears reservoir for all activities
• Road projects stalled, materials unavailable
• Professor shares heritage, gratitude in artwork
• Come one, come all to the carnival
• Farmers reduce crop to silage
• Murder defendant gets new hearing
• Teen grooms second-chance mare into champion
• Heat, algae hurting businesses
• County may avoid tax hike
• 4-H remains stable in county
• Allen to take the helm of merged departments
• Failed crops must be reported to FSA
• Riffels learn showmanship, life lessons
• No-till farming gaining popularity
• County banks buy all temporary jail bonds
• Algae warning remains at county lake
• Fires prompts county to ban burning
• 4-H judging begins Thursday
• Tholes are partners for life
• Foundation gives $16K for children's health
• Heat causes concern about water supplies
• Terms of burn ban
• Miesse cattle business spans four decades
• Stockmen struggle with heat to keep their livestock going
• Mutton busting remains popular at rodeo
• Hillsboro City Council approves airport engineering contract
• Durham City Council
• FCCLA quiz team competes nationally
• Toxic algae close county lake
• Wellness class to begin
• Wellness class to begin
• EMT shortage is growing concern
• New Hillsboro hospital still a priority
• Pain is part of progress at St. Luke Hospital
• Plans to mitigate algae pondered
• Heat takes toll on county
• Previous work by jail architect a success
• Students graduate from WSU
• USD 410 ups meal prices
• Tampa road plans narrowed, delayed
• Gomez wins wrestling tourneys
• Hillsboro swim team results
• Farmer committed to renewable energy
• Convicted child rapists could face life in prison
• For stonemason, it’s all about ‘the reveal’
• Road boss resigns after closed sessions
• Carnival ticket sales to benefit youth groups
• Dad’s fascination inspires models
• Hillsboro council increases hotel guest tax
• Trio found guilty of rape, other charges
• Toxic algae close beaches
• Rape case goes to jury
• Pipeline tax exemption may cost county $1.38M
• Reservoir a common destination for camping clubs
• Marion County has a full weekend of activities on tap
• Harvest surprisingly good
• Living life in miniature
• Track highway projects online
• Therapy dog passes first test
• Know before you go on summer trips
• Parade to honor Old Glory
• State warns of water illnesses
• Big band among Chase County events
• Fireworks sales to help pay for camp
• Zebra mussels an ‘urgent’ issue at water plant
• Baseball is a hit for families
• Three Hillsboro businesses nominated for state award
• Toxic algae close reservoir beaches
• Ramona plans July 4th celebration
• 519 tapped for rape case jury pool
• Workers spend 24 hours cleaning up storm damage
• Tough times for EMTs
• Boy in near-drowning named
• More than 200 households receive 7.5 tons of free food
• Ramona Senior Center gives up building
• Jail capacity keeps sheriff on toes
• Businesses will be recognized by state
• New principal hoped Goessel job would open up
• Hurricane-force winds, hail pummel county
• ‘Community effort’ pulls drowning 12-year-old from lake
• Quick action saves 3-year-old at Hillsboro pool
• 6-mill tax hike possible for USD 410
• Wheat harvest set to begin in earnest
• 2 guns, police badge stolen
• Tabor lists honor roll
• Historical society says lake cabins would be acceptable
• Goesel museum plans quilt, car shows
• Judges issues gag order in reservoir murder case
• County sets times for fural fireworks
• Community effort pulls drowning boy from lake
• Ambulance calls up 36 percent in May
• Retoring family car, preserving memories
• 900 bikers invade Marion
• Family seeks unusual adoption
• ‘Community effort’ pulls drowning boy from lake [UPDATED]
• Moran talks health care, budget
• Charges for rescue vary within county
• County to change recycling program
• Senior citizens can enjoy summertime safely
• Murder defendant in court
• Answering the call to remember
• County to pay jail architects $250,000
• Mueller receives state FFA award
• Petition forestalls Sunday liquor sales
• Chingawassa rocks Marion
• FFA scholarships awarded
• Dean’s list released for the Spring 2011 Semester
• Commissioners defend cabin proposal
• Unique glasswork on display
• Body found in Marion County
• Credit union affected by Joplin tornado
• Town comes together for Antique Engine show
• Moran, aide thank soldiers
• Trojans capture eighth in state track
• Softball team makes first-round exit
• Trojan baseball loses heartbreaker to Silver Lake
• GOESSEL: Goessel scores at state track meet
• Hillsboro awarded airport grant
• GOESSEL: GHS golfers take eighth
• Allen will compete at Shrine Bowl
• Cancer patient tries alternative medicine
• Buttons on sale for Diamond Rio at Chingawassa Days in Marion
• Artist takes it one ‘step’ at a time
• Walker wants to commune with nature, people, and God
• Body of minister found at reservoir
• Father, son work to restore church
• Expansion in progress at Cottonwood Point
• 6 HHS track athletes headed to state competition
• Tabor sees largest class ever
• GOESSEL: 5 GHS athletes qualify for state track
• 2-headed calf born on Goessel farm
• Pitchers hope to stymie foes at state
• Haven losses were turning point for softball team
• Defense was key in regional wins
• GOESSEL: Goessel golfers finish eighth in state
• GHS musicians perform at festivals
• Dick shoots 82 at state golf tourney
• HES students learn in historic school house
• Tabor confers degrees on largest graduating class in history
• Commencement to be held at stadium
• 4-H project becomes business for Peabody entrepreneur
• Horsewoman finds tranquility on trail rides
• Body had ID of missing man
• Young consultant advises livestock feeders
• Proposed new truck route challenged by residents
• Food Bank director suspends vouchers
• Barn burns west of Hillsboro
• Commission OKs zoning for cabins
• Farmers brace for poor yield as dry weather hurts crops
• Council OKs $200K in street work
• USD 410 to buy computers
• 50 new graduates depart HHS
• Shewey wins 4 matches at state tourney
• Trojan softball advances to state
• Thiessen joins Allen, Serene as state contender
• GOESSEL: Goessel girls finish third in league meet
• HHS students recognized
• GOESSEL: GHS boys score early points in league meet
• GOESSEL: Goessel golfers earn medals at Hesston
• Dick qualifies for state
• Jim Paulus next VP of Student Life
• Man overboard at reservoir
• KBI to probe 2 deaths
• College plans are close to home
• Replacing graders would cost $70K more
• USD 410 lays off 3 teachers
• GOESSEL: GHS boys finish ninth, girls fourth
• Valedictorians say rivalry fueled success
• Special ed teacher works to keep students in classrooms
• Loewen perfect as HHS softball sweeps MHS
• New district office has many advantages
• Shewey qualifies for state in tennis
• HHS golfers struggle during 36-hole tournament
• Hot bats fuel Trojans 8-game streak
• GOESSEL: Goessel golfers come on strong
• Hamm takes third at Hesston
• Allen, Serene continue to dominate races
• Festival will Rock the Park
• Huelskamp: ‘Budget would save Medicare’
• Pastor drowns at reservoir
• Too many roads, too little money
• Vehicle fire causes herbicide spill in Ramona
• Seeds of something fine
• Mother finds solace in children in the midst hectic days
• Townships ask city to consider fire district
• Scouts beautify city hall
• Hillsboro musicians compete at state, league
• GOESSEL: GHS golfers place 5th
• GOESSEL: GHS girls track takes 3rd in relay
• Awards given to FCCLA
• Every Trojan wins 2 matches
• Trojans win 6 first-place medals
• Day wins 3 medals at home meet
• GOESSEL: GHS boys post best times
• Spring Music Concert to include a variety of groups, selections
• Koehns experience culture of Zimbabwe
• Snelling critical following crash
• Cancer survivor stays active
• Octogenarian lived on the rails during his youth
• Marion man dies Sunday in collision
• Area gains volunteer extraordinaire
• County resident takes flight of a lifetime
• Chingawassa Days: A bit of everything is sure to please
• Area mill operated 90 years
• Jail completion slated for end of 2012
• GHS student designs police arm patch
• Trojan tennis tries new lineup
• Allen, Day win multiple events
• Allen runs sub 10-minute 2 mile
• Goessel boys take 5th
• Baseball team wins 2 against Eagles
• Trojans softball team sweeps Dragons
• Dr. Valerie Rempel to speak at Tabor College Commencement
• Women's Chorale and Ensembles to Perform May 3
• Roger Adams to focus on Kansas Cusine at Learning in Retirement Program
• Peace Corps exhibit at Tabor College: Discussion planned for Thursday, April 28
• Transforming lives through love
• Attorneys prepare for rape trial June 20
• Fire razes barn in minutes
• Campers for nearly half a century
• County reviews bond options for jail
• Cottonwood expansion underway
• Hillsboro will close portion of D Street for fair
• Districts work together for theater performance
• Kids Connection gets extension
• Goessel grad wins national scholarship
• Club seeks to keep children active
• Hillsboro track teams finish 1st, 2nd
• GHS girls track do well at Hesston meet
• GHS boys depend on Berkholz, Goertzen
• GHS golfers have busy week
• Spring Athletic Showcase April 30
• Tuesday night scores
• 2-year-old dies Saturday near Peabody
• ROZ is opportunity for County
• Commission sends tax to state
• Therapies improve patients’ quality of life
• Exchange students find their place in community
• Election ties broken
• Huelskamp coming to Marion County
• HHS grading scale changed
• FACS teacher focuses on practical skills
• Teachers biggest chunk of USD 410 proposed cuts
• Centre, Goessel finish in top 5 at Hillsboro, Herington
• HHS tennis fourth in home tournament
• Two juniors, one sophomore recognized by HHS
• GHS art students earn ribbons in contest
• Hillsboro puts up 13 runs in second-game win
• Trojans run rule Kingman
• Berkholz, Goertzen shine in first meet
• Peabody man charged in shooting death
• Lake residents ask to drive golf cart on lake roads
• Large hail, winds cause damage
• Parents upset by day care closing
• Hillsboro grapplers receive academic award
• Trojan softball team splits long doubleheader
• Council eyes guest tax increase
• Big inning gives Trojans victory in game 2
• Student’s persistence leads to school garden
• County says 'yes' to jail sales tax
• Voters say ‘yes’ to jail sales tax
• CMBS annual dinner and tour announced
• ‘It’s time to put up or shut up:’ Residents support sales tax for jail
• Coming out of hibernation — ready for the streets
• Ad about ballot issue investigated
• Fire marshal ruled: Jail was overcrowded, unsafe
• Jail studies began 6 years ago
• Transporting inmates would cost more than $300,000 per year
• County spending on jail is dramatically below average
• Gomez finishes third
• Unique tactic helps squelch pasture fire
• HHS teacher wins FCCLA award
• Spring band concerts planned
• Tabor College Choir to give spring performance April 3 at Hillsboro MB Church
• 'Corrupt' ad about ballot issue investigated
• Call scam hits Marion
• Spring Theater Peformances April 7-10
• Herbs have many benefits
• County finances land purchase
• Market offers gift of charity
• Opinions on sales tax proposal vary
• Public concerned about jail proposal
• Athletes change but expectations stay the same for Marion track
• Fun, league title are Marion golfers’ goals
• Marion softball team looking to surpass .500 record
• State or bust for Hillsboro softball
• HHS golfers building experience, skills
• Diversity marks the CHS track squad
• MHS baseball: Young but talented
• Warriors out to defend titles
• Gearing up for exciting season
• Hillsboro track team remains focused
• Experienced golfers return to greens
• Open burning limited in April
• 5 seniors to lead Trojans back to state
• Centre golf team looking for fourth trip to state
• GHS will rely on skills
• Tabor Alumni Spring Golf Tournament April 29
• Reed hired as women's basketball coach
• Popular high school program to be transferred to Tabor
• School gardens in flux
• County hires emergency manager
• Farm calls to family
• Census shows cities shrinking
• A house with a view
• Carr will stand trial for child’s death
• Garage serves as ‘man cave’
• Council OKs Sunday liquor sales
• Parents: Grade scale a ‘disadvantage’
• Jail meetings scheduled
• Lady Trojans secure third place in Class 3A
• HMS student advances to state geography bee
• Trojans defeat Osage City, 40-32
• Ministry Quest transferred to Tabor College
• Winter Resigns as Head Coach
• County keeps insurance benefits the same
• Gas prices on the rise
• Candidates explain issues, goals for council, school board
• Sales tax will be on April ballot
• County population down 5.25 percent
• County plans meetings about jail proposal
• Hillsboro native shares Antarctic experience
• Art teacher sets out to make well-rounded students
• Lady Trojans clinch ticket to state
• School district offers early retirement
• Faber, Wiebe named leadership fellows
• Hillsboro population increases
• Students compete in history contest
• Drug dogs hone skills
• Unruh leads GHS boys, but key points are too late
• 9 HMS competitors place
• Goessel girls’ season ends in sub-state semi final
• Champs will be recognized at 1A state tournament
• Presidential Leadership Scholarship Recipients Announced
• County faces steep insurance rate increase
• Horse racing was an early sport in Marion County
• Legislators update constituents
• Ambulances called 105 times in January
• Hillsboro Chess Guild tournament is Saturday
• HMS scores high in math competition
• Trojans come up short
• Van Horn scores 17 points in loss to Berean Academy
• Trojan grapplers close out season
• Goessel High School boys lose to Berean Academy, 50-28
• Which streets are the worse?
• Lady Bluebirds defeat Centre in first round of 1A sub state
• Scientist shares adventures from the South Pole in Learning in Retirement March 7
• Mennonite threshing stones were made of flint rock
• Sales tax hike may pay for new jail
• Dreaming for the disabled
• Hett doesn’t let wheelchair slow him down
• Cattleman’s son finds God in jail
• Spring calving operation goes on despite snowstorm
• Sires listed in AAA report
• Grain prices outpacing cost of production
• Museums need visitors
• 5th, 6th-grade boys compete in tourney
• HMS student wins county bee
• Burns elevator gets upgrades
• Sewer line problem ups district office cost
• Goessel girls squeak past Canton-Galva
• Lady Trojans top Kingman
• King is regional wrestling champion
• Knoll notches 400, Trojans hold off Eagles
• Goessel boys lose at Canton
• Goessel musicians earn state honors
• New jail may be paid with increased sales tax
• Delivering nutrition for the body and soul
• Craft’s decline a sign of the times
• Hillsboro man dies in Wichita crash
• County schools take different approaches to failing grades
• County may put jail on April ballot
• Retirement can be stressful
• Vikings’ second half spells disaster for HHS
• Marion County snow total might be a record
• Foundation grants $12,000 to area groups
• English teacher wants students to see beyond the words
• Baby Boomers should plan ahead
• Weber beats buzzer to sink Lady Vikings
• Tabor students volunteer to help residents dig out of snow
• 4 HHS wrestlers take 2nd at Pratt
• Goessel High School girls break losing streak with 2 wins
• HHS class schedule could change
• City sees $2,000 increase in profit
• Buller brothers lead GHS
• Industrial levy unlikely to be on April ballot
• Diverse programs will make for interesting semester of Learning in Retirement
• Tabor College Choir to be featured in two Wichita concerts
• Couple falls in love despite distance
• FFA pancake feed is Feb. 19
• County signs city’s TIF agreement
• Lady Trojans use defense to upend Lyons
• Goessel girls take Centre to overtime
• Trojans tame Lyons, 63-42
• Goessel scholars advance to state
• Unruh scores 20 as Bluebirds defeat Cougars
• HHS scholars finish season
• Rathbone wins HES spelling bee
• Technology helps family connect over great distance
• Another storm buries county
• Young minister ready to be mentor, guide to Hillsboro youth
• Hillsboro wrestlers win two duals
• Liquor law may have mixed results
• A loving home
• Cost for juvenile detention doubles
• Director has county ties
• Winter returns with a bite
• Mental health provider braces for cut
• Vaccines available, flu activity increases
• Goessel scholars win league title
• Bina wins again
• Goessel girls stumble at Berean tournament
• Weather closes all county schools
• Teen charged in death of his sister
• Filing deadline extended to April 18
• Parents seek adult-care facility for county
• Farmwoman’s photo published in magazine
• Business teacher imparts practical knowledge
• Quilters put skills to charitable use
• Five USD 410 board positions up for election
• Tabor students mentor Hillsboro kids
• Trojans bounce back to sink Pratt
• Pratt foils Lady Trojans’ unbeaten season
• Mueller finishes 2nd at Herington
• GOESSEL: Goessel boys survive close call, defeat Solomon
• GOESSEL: Goessel girls win first Wheat State League game
• Teen charged in shooting death of his sister
• Teenage girl dies after shooting incident
• County works on wind farm agreements
• Dog will not be returned to area family
• Midway Motors not in TIF boundary
• Icy roads lead to 8 accidents
• Soldier’s 63-year wait is over
• County commission discusses jail, storage
• Water tower needs repaired or retired
• Lady Trojans 6-0 start credited to selfless play
• New scholarship program to focus on leadership development
• Cast announced for "To Kill A Mockingbird"
• Community newspapers still strong
• Deer crashes most likely in the evening
• Icy bridges cause accidents
• Patience pays off for antiques store owners
• Co-op manager celebrates 25 years
• New Carquest location relieves many headaches
• Fun run is Saturday
• FFA to collect trees
• Dean's List Honors Announced
• Goessell third graders send letters to Santa
• Eclipse is once-in-a-lifetime event
• Development group shifts focus
• Kettles benefit local families
• 1960s lessons apply today
• Hillsboro buys 19 lots in Willow Glen for $1
• HHS recognizes students
• Open spots hinder Trojan wrestlers
• Lady Trojans emerge perfect in battle of unbeatens
• Trojans stomp Warriors
• Goessel girls just miss first league win
• Black Bears rough up Trojans
• Bluebirds pick up win at Wakefield
• County committed to fixing roads near Goessel
• Choir to sing at Inaugural Prayer Service
• Hillsboro veteran wants Newell, others to stay strong
• Frostbite Fun Run is Jan. 1
• City officials discuss TIF with county
• Groups send soldiers care packages
• Tech teacher prepares students for workplace
• USD 410 reviews funding principles
• Decision on floodplain rule delayed
• Lady Trojans snag first at Moundridge
• Trojans shake off slow start to defeat Lyons
• Goessel girls lose 3
• Goessel boys win 2, lose 1 this week
• City will participate in countywide tax rebate program
• Bina places second at Hesston
• Arrested veteran released to his attorney
• Pastor: Don’t let WBC win
• County seeks ideas for community enhancement
• Lady Trojans accept new roles, challenges
• Multiple wrestlers likely to go on
• County jobless below 5 percent
• Only one direction for Trojans
• Warriors are a young squad with freshmen group
• Weight room provides family time
• Warriors will be guard-oriented
• PBHS starts from scratch
• 1 starter returns for Lady Warriors
• Bluebirds count on speed, depth
• Experience gives grapplers footing
• Cougars aim for the top of Wheat State League
• GHS girls will depend on new leaders
• Road department gears up for winter
• Hospital will have many advances
• Choir to sing at inaugural event
• Inexperience may plague Lady Cougars this year
• Hillsboro approves TIF district plan
• Community caroling with Tabor College
• Dogs bring special skills to police work
• Property taxes vary throughout county
• Sales tax receipts highest in 7 years
• Families enjoy food packs from Prairie Land
• GES wins award for assessment scores
• Bowling alley gets facelift
• Area author sees spike in demand
• Hospital to break ground Dec. 14
• Family tries to retrieve dog
• Commission approves wind farm permit
• Exemption gets outside attention
• Relay for Life sees changes
• County attorney pay plan approved
• Holiday away from home
• Thanksgiving recipes
• Leaving a mark of greatness
• Council tables fire truck purchase
• State wants exemption bid denied
• Seminary classmate remembers Kapaun
• Flu season begins
• Tae Kwon do brings families together
• Amulance calls increase
• Prairie Land Food collaborates with FACT
• Wellness center relocates
• Brookens address FACT interagency
• Teacher's activities illustrate subjects
• Burn workshop planned
• Hillsboro resident wins $20,000
• Hillsboro Community Foundation receives grant
• FFA attends national event
• FCCLA team qualifies for national contest
• Concert will benefit community
• All-league honors announced
• Professional coaches HHS actors
• Greensburg pastor to share rebuilding story
• "Messiah" to be presented December 5
• Kapaun event is Thursday
• Singers qualify for honor choirs
• Durham City Council
• Local students recognized
• USD 410 discusses virtual school program
• KAKE TV anchor reads to Goessel students
• Innovations help Tampa cattlemen lower costs
• High schools prepare for plays, musicals
• Diagnosis improves life for family
• Commissioners seek input from other counties
• Marion County Home Care earns top agency
• Thanksgiving concert to benefit community
• Farming evolves around Hillsboro family
• Trojans blank Marion for playoff ticket
• City could save nearly $300,000
• Allen finishes 2nd at Wamego
• GOESSEL: Bluebirds lose to Warriors
• Trojans lose in pool play to top teams
• Water intake free of zebra mussels
• GOESSEL: Czarnowsky, Goertzen among top 30 finishers at state
• GOESSEL: GHS wins a game at state tournament
• Voter turnout is excellent for election
• County attorney asks for pay increase
• Pipeline gives more than $430K to fix road
• Planning board OKs wind farm
• Trojans lose to Owls
• GOESSEL: Goessel volleyball team secures spot at state
• Cross-country team qualifies for state
• GOESSEL: Onside kicks help Bluebirds defeat Eagles
• Suspect search in rape case narrowed
• Toy run will be Nov. 6
• Gardener sponsors seed-share event
• Karr, Longbine face off in candidate forum
• Trojans headed to state
• Stutzman Refuse Disposal sold
• Grant administrator, social worker had heart for people
• Pioneers celebrated for the first 50 years
• Elections are Tuesday
• Commission to meet with pipeline reps
• Trojans bucked by Broncos in first district defeat
• GOESSEL: Goessel cross-country sends 2 to state
• City may acquire 19 Willow Glen lots
• Trojans stave off rally in district play
• Ag teacher knew path at early age
• Trojans take 3rd at home tourney
• Tennis duo is 1-2 at state
• School enrollments mostly down
• Bredemeier to turn 103
• Former Marion business settling into Hillsboro park
• Monsanto donates $2,500 to HHS FFA
• Soybean yields vary, cash price is excellent
• Wheat remains principle crop
• Flu vaccine available in nasal spray
• Commission split on graveling road for resident
• 2010 Centre graduate chooses farming as a career
• Wise and prudent
• GOESSEL: Bluebirds initiate new scoreboard with 96-70 win
• GPS has myriad benefits for farmers
• GOESSEL: GHS volleyball takes 2nd in state tourney
• Allen, Mueller, and King earn all-league distinction
• Academic Convocation presented
• New faculty and staff on campuses this fall
• Cast announced for Tabor Homecoming production
• Travel and study opportunity
• Sun Young Ju to teach piano
• Tabor family to participate in breast cancer awareness race
• Tabor boasts largest freshman class in 22 years
• Homecoming Events Announced
• Marcus Manny Memorial Garden dedicated
• Alumni Awards Presented to Wilkens, Thiessen
• Sun Young Ju to present recital
• Bethel hall of fame inductees have Marion County connection
• Allen wins for fifth time
• Lady Trojans split matches
• GOESSEL: Goessel cross-country boys take 3rd
• USD 410 projects more funding loss
• Mission trips to Canada inspire van mural
• Drivers: Watch for deer on roads this time of year
• Restaurateur re-opens Hillsboro icon
• Learning a life trade
• Pilsen road report due this week
• Ultra marathons provided man with new challenge, achievement
• GOESSEL: GHS volleyball team reaches 19 wins
• ‘Hobby’ becomes full-time business
• GOESSEL: Bluebirds suffer 5th loss
• Trojans trip up Smoky Valley in league play
• HHS tennis duo qualifies for state
• Water rates increase
• 4th-grader donates hair
• HES plans book fair in school’s library
• Hillsboro uses first half to spoil Eagle homecoming
• Family donates money to Tabor
• Trojans take third at Canton-Galva
• GOESSEL: Goessel cross-country team continues to improve
• GOESSEL: Solomon’s rushing dooms Bluebirds
• Special district gets approval to redirect tax revenue
• Tabor announces homecoming plans
• Hillsboro seeks answers to mussel problem
• Trip gives insight to faith, political situation
• Envirofest a hit with students, experts
• Chili cook-off attracts variety of strategies
• Revitalization program may be reduced to five years
• GOESSEL: GHS volleyball wins Wheat State League title
• Farmers plant wheat for ill colleague
• Trojans place third in league tennis
• Lake provides dream home for Salvation Army workers
• Chemistry pays off for doubles teams
• Solar power device catches some rays
• Allen sets HHS cross-country record
• Program gives disabled hunters chance to hunt and socialize
• GOESSEL: Goessel harriers compete at Hesston
• Swathers deal Trojans second straight setback
• Trojan cross-country team wins again
• Franzen recognized by national merit program
• Parkside Homes employee wins older worker award
• HHS tennis sweeps doubles at home
• GOESSEL: Goessel wins 60-58 thriller
• GOESSEL: GHS volleyball is 6-0 in league play
• Tabor enrollment surpasses last year’s numbers
• GOESSEL: GHS cross-country runners compete twice
• Novice knitters learn new skill
• Every school district meets AYP
• Feedlot expansion request withdrawn
• Chairman makes first trip to Japan, China
• Fire marshal reverses jail decision
• County makes change to youth hunting program
• Fire marshal now says jail can house up to 16
• CROP Walk: Tribulations of poverty
• Pen pals re-connect after 60 years
• County delegates participate in selecting senate candidates
• 911 director has seen changes in 21 years of service
• County commission to seek injunction in jail flap
• Allen takes another stride toward title
• 911 director takes position in Hutchinson
• Bluebirds football team loses to Lincoln Leopards
• Trojans defeat Pratt, Kingman Tuesday
• Runners place despite soggy course
• Goessel volleyball posts 11th win
• Black Bears defeat Hillsboro at home
• Chiefs tickets available at deep discount
• HHS students get a glimpse of business world
• Goessel gets $12K for new scoreboard
• KU will honor local students
• Tours to unlock ‘Secrets of Goessel’
• Council debates economic development agreement
• Harvest fest begins Friday
• State senator resigns
• Fire marshal’s calculations in question
• Band gets into ‘Groove’
• Dirks upset with how agreement was approved
• USD 410 enrollment falls
• Allen wins Wamego Invitational
• Old quilts get new life as bears
• Woelk leaps into ‘brain-based learning’
• Hillsboro furniture searches for buyer
• Bluebirds open league season with wins
• Bluebirds lose at Hope
• Hillsboro doubles teams finish 1st, 4th
• Trojans steamroll Lyons
• GHS football will have experience at skill positions
• MHS volleyball team features 4 new starters
• Tabor College welcomes new faculty and staff
• Changing of the guards
• Dirks questions Paine’s motives
• Woman searches for long-lost pen pal
• Laird Goertzen will lead Goessel cross-country team
• More students in school lunch program
• Goessel volleyball to build around 3 return players
• Care package supplies run low
• Trojan underclassmen step up
• Revitalization program may get makeover
• Team development is top priority
• Peabody rape defendants bound over for trial
• PBHS runners will compete individually
• Trojans doubles teams have eyes on state
• Cougars hope to repeat last year’s successes
• Off-season work should pay off for PBHS Warriors
• Returning seniors give Trojans high hopes
• Young PBHS team stays positive
• Smaller MHS team has talent, family feel
• Marion cross-country is keeping up with the pack
• Feedlot prop open for comment
• Couple to leave family for Iraq
• Jail board disbands
• Holtsclaw returns to Florence Sunday
• Jail tax could be difficult to enforce
• Heartworm cases surge with mosquito population spike
• Goessel to host golf tournament
• Doubles teams shine in first tennis tournament
• Trojans win CKL tournament
• School staff, administrators pitch in
• Garden honors player's memory
• Arrested teen, break-ins may be linked
• County Lake to host fireworks
• Football, knitting planned by REC
• Jewett finds fulfillment at senior center
• People, challenges keep her cooking
• High-dollar heifers shot
• Flowers therapeutic for Peabody resident
• Tax hike less than expected
• Something smells rotten in the city of Hillsboro
• Former crossing guard: Good way to get to know people
• Pastor leads by example
• Durham gets good news about leak
• Hillsboro man continues New Testament translation
• Inconsistencies frustrate county
• Fire marshal to review jail decision
• County learning center offers flexibility to adult learners
• An invitation to all senior citizens
• Ash Street reopens
• Police: Sign theft was political
• Street repair material questioned
• New teachers join schools
• Some without power until 2 a.m.
• Youth triathlon event nearly full
• MOPS run brings father, son together
• Lake cabins proposed
• County questions jail ruling
• Wild-fruit pickers find bumper crop
• Storms cause outages, injuries
• Former Bluebird makes KSU team
• Up to 12 hurt when storm slams reservoir campsite
• Crosson, Voth named KCAC athletes of the year
• 2 athletes do well at triathlons
• Former Bluebird, makes KSU team
• Musicians give old favorites new sound
• USD 410 withdraws from lawsuit
• More than 10% of ballots cast in advance
• ‘A way to stay in the family business’
• City, school taxes rising, too
• Good hobby becomes good investment
• Delinquencies soar 9.7%
• State limits jail to 4 inmates
• County tax rate to rise 1.76%
• Cotton temporarily falls out of fashion as crop
• Russian drought, speculation send wheat soaring
• Inspector limits crowded jail to 4 inmates, orders 24-hour fire watch
• Hillsboro addresses traffic safety at school
• Crops appear robust, but looks can be deceiving
• If you could add one thing to Marion County, what would it be?
• 4-H FAIR winners
• County spends 44.5 percent more than its peers, study finds
• Fire marshals inspect jail
• Fleming ousts Hein, Brookens keeps seat
• Hearings scheduled in rape case
• Girl power propels this tractor
• Former Hillsboro woman murdered
• Fleming unseats Hein; Brookens easily wins over Green
• County leadership program seeking more participants
• CVL 11-year-olds defeated by Ottawa
• Gardner plans return as Tabor football coach
• 3 from county to play in all-star game
• Crafting cultures
• Legislature candidates spend close to $13,000 on primary
• Kids wrestling draws 200+ participants from the region
• Primaries are Tuesday
• County motel operators have concerns about inspection cut
• Candidates trade barbs over funding
• Kjellin to direct Butler campus
• Special ed offers vacant wing for health office
• 1st carnival in 2 years arrives in Hillsboro
• Cities concerned about feedlot, tainted water
• Inmates sleep on floor in county jail
• 3 accused of gang-raping teen
• Athletes in action
• Hillsboro to step up junk vehicle enforcement
• Some 300 students compete in FFA event at Hillsboro
• Foundation partners with Butler County
• Larsen appointed postmaster for Hillsboro facility
• City eyes Westar’s stake at park
• City will use project funds for new lift stations
• Tabor student interns with congressman
• Reflection spurs reflection
• Business loses $5,000 in theft

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