Junction City, KS News

• Junction City, KS News
• City's public works takeover weeks away
• Daily record published May 19
• Snakebite: Montero's 2-RBI double in 8th lifts D'backs over Royals
• Questioning proposed savings in city's planned public works takeover
• Rook ready for challenge: Junction City student heading to Fort Hays State early
• Cloud County Community College ready to break ground
• Bar zoning rules may change
• Day cares receive planners' nod
• Legislature draws battle lines on taxes
• Roundup: JC girls track takes 5th at league, boys 7th
• Daily record published May 12
• City to give final say on dealership TIF
• Accused murderers closer to possible trial
• County backs dealership TIF
• A night to honor teachers
• Daily record published May 9
• Roundup: JC boys tennis competes at regionals
• Middlebrooks powers Red Sox to 11-5 win
• Familiar territory: JC's Weston to play former team, Manhattan
• Cloud College expansion nears
• Column: Soccer 101: Learning to love 'the beautiful game'
• Lady Jays make history, beat Topeka High 3-2
• Chiefs take Memphis DT Dontari Poe
• First-round pick player profiles
• Raven Davis named Athlete of the Week
• Legislators return, but session off to slow start
• Hauling out in Howitzers
• Daily record published April 27
• Ready for deployment: 'Dragon' brigade soldiers head for Afghanistan
• Dick Edwards Inc. TIF proposal still in limbo
• Arts Council loses battle for funds
• Grandview Plaza trying to smooth its roads
• Special delivery: New Apaches arrive at Fort Riley
• Still perfect: Lady Jays add another convincing win to their resumé
• Roundup: JC softball drops doubleheader to Seaman
• Cassidy Meadows named Athlete of the Week
• Dry weather, fuel costs strain fire department
• Emptying the Notebook: New ambulance to hit Junction City streets
• Lessons in culture: Fort Riley Middle School students partake in World Culture Fair
• Defense begins case in DeBolt murder trial
• Daily record published April 6
• 'Immersion Experience' brings life to region's history
• Daily record published March 31
• Commission ready to talk water problems
• House wrapping up busy session
• Building plans set for new school
• Legislature still redrawing districts
• Lake regulations to control spread of zebra mussels
• Daily record published March 24
• Two decades strong: Hunter honored for 20 years of service in health department
• Johnson leads No. 2 seed Kansas in NCAA tourney
• Pioli says Chiefs made early run at Manning
• Feds, Fla. probe teen's shooting by watch captain
• Plan uses casinos to boost pensions
• January 'bed tax' spike sets record
• Officials give support of Helland Park project
• GVP council approves new fire insurance
• Senators call for arts funding increase
• Street lighting, structure condemnation on city commission's agenda
• Using their heads: Ware students learn about brain injury
• JC track and swimming results
• No. 2 seed Kansas rolls through No. 15 Detroit, 65-50
• Fawcett votes on tax bills
• Signs of financial strain showing for Romney
• PBC approves bond sale resolution for CCCC
• Skydiver makes 13-mile test jump
• K-State beats Southern Miss 70-64
• Matchups key as No. 2 Kansas opens vs Detroit
• Lady Jays open season with 1-0 win over Cougars
• Show time: JCHS musical takes audiences to the 1960s
• State unemployment down, but up in county
• Coalition hopes to stem infant mortality trends
• K-State keeps crossing paths with Huggins
• KU battled tested going into NCAA tourney
• JC girls soccer hosts blue-white scrimmage
• Daily record published March 14
• Lawmaker faces new complaints from activist
• Daily record published March 10
• MPC/BZA board hands out 3 permits
• 4 Vietnam vets awarded Silver Stars
• Syrian opposition rejects talks with Assad regime
• Santorum: Obama, Romney share distrust
• Market may be up, but scars of 2008 still fresh
• No strings attached: Foundation donates $4,000 to bring in puppet show
• Roseanne J. Kendig
• No. 12 Baylor upsets No. 3 Kansas 81-72
• JCLT announces 'Patsy Cline' cast
• A dash of Ireland
• Super Tuesday: Romney, Santorum each take 3 states
• Tax questions sink Riverwalk Landing bid process
• TransCanada exec: New Keystone route in weeks
• Ban on 'happy hours' nearing repeal
• Report: Colts, Manning to part ways
• A strong calling
• GCH trustees receive January finance report
• Packed house: Speaker delivers goal-oriented message to JCHS students
• Vernon delivers 'State of Junction City' address
• Romney sweeps Mich., Ariz. primaries
• Our view: High court should rule for cleaner air
• March 2012 Community Calendar
• William B. Connell
• Arnold Ross Glessner
• Obama sends FY2013 budget proposals to Congress
• Analysis: Kan. GOP defensive over private meetings
• Repairs under way
• Kan. House panel endorses Kobach citizenship bill
• GOP vows to reverse Obama birth control policy
• �Startup Act� isand#8232;smart legislation
• Letter: Cancer Cut-a-Thon successful
• Letter: Religion and politics
• Forgiveness main theme in 'Releasing of Shame'
• Gingrich hits Romney, Obama, on Catholic rights
• Komen exec quits after funding flap
• Axelrod defends administration birth control rule
• Tuesday's briefing: Westar, KCC staff settle on $50 million iincrease
• JCPD tour log for Feb. 6
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bow
• JCPD tour log for Feb. 4
• JCPD tour log for Feb. 3
• Brady flagged for intentional grounding in end zone, Giants lead 2-0
• Big-bucks casino opens near Kansas speedway
• JC girls basketball loses 38-16 to Seaman
• Ed. board preparing to tackle construction issues
• 'Brass' visits post
• City to hear public on TIFs
• Army orders court-martial in WikiLeaks case
• Our view: Emissions vs economy
• Letter: Job well done
• Odierno, at Fort Riley, speaks about cuts
• Herbert G. Geer
• Kan. nurse gets 3 years in drug tampering case
• JCPD tour log for Feb. 2
• Dining with Dems: Former Kan. Gov. Carlin speaks at dinner event
• Redistricting could impact NBAF project
• Alta Vista likely to drop from constituency
• CCCC inching forward on new building
• Roundup: Wakefield girls beat White City in overtime, 39-32
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs
• Senate panel OKs congressional redistricting plan
• Schedule for 'Coffee Break' meetings released
• Our view: Gov. must cease legistlator gatherings
• Letter: Who will return our pride in America?
• Governors� speeches reflect states� cautious mood
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• Kan. plan: Allow illegal immigrants to stay, work
• Mitt Romney wins Fla. GOP primary
• Club News: Social Duplicate Bridge
• February 2012 Community Calendar
• John Rago
• JC bowling teams take 2nd at home meet
• Geary County farmers rewarded at banquet
• JCLT announces cast for upcoming show
• Ready to go: 4th brigade commander updates community on status
• Budget, income tax reform on House's agenda
• Daily record published Jan. 27
• Passenger rail on legislators' minds
• MAC breakfast features 'Dragons' commander
• JCPD tour log for Jan. 25
• Leaders present case for debt extensions
• 2011 guest tax income less than expected
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Nation's oldest federal judge dies at 104
• Our view: GOP candidates can�t relate to common man
• Perfect 10: No. 5 Jayhawks fend off feisty Aggies for 10th straight win
• High School Roundup: Chapman boys take first at Royal Valley tourney
• State conference: NAACP urges chapters to work on jobs
• Daily record published Jan. 24
• Cruz enters no contest plea
• Chamber of Commerce still restructuring
• Local officials to meet with state House committee
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• Withey's three-point play lifts Kansas over Texas
• No. 25 K-State ends Stillwater slump, wins 66-58
• Falling short
• Daily record published Jan. 21
• Carnival to benefit First Book
• MPC/BZA approve requests
• Digging in: Washington, Grandview Elementary Schools cermoniously begin construction projects
• JC boys lose to Wichita SE in Jan. Jam tourney
• Daily record published Jan. 20
• U.S. Rep. Huelskamp fields constituents' questions
• Reitz: Health care proposal would hurt Kansans
• Our view: Gov.�s tax plan puts burden on poorest
• Obituaries published Jan. 20
• Senate panel floats new congressional map
• Keeping history flying
• Daily Record published Jan. 19
• Regional development focus of Chamber retreat
• Public hearings on MPC/BZA agenda
• White House makes case for rejecting oil pipeline
• JCPD tour log for Jan. 17
• Our view: Living up to King�s dream
• Letter: Let our loss be your reminder
• Flight Club: Kids gain flying experience through local club
• Western Kan. dairy at risk of losing key permit
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside SC capitol
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Monday's briefing: Kan. gov.�s budget includes disaster relief funds
• Brownback eyes gambling funds for Kansas debt
• Iowa State blows 2nd-half lead in loss to Kansas
• Oklahoma upsets No. 18 Kansas State 82-73
• Junction City girls lose big at Manhattan, 53-23
• Guard your yard
• Daily record published Jan. 14
• Spence declared competent to stand trial
• Milford residents to vote on gas system sale
• Locked down: City, sheriff renew jail deal
• Heads up! Entertainer brings juggling act to C.L. Hoover Opera House
• Blue Jay wrestling wins dual at Abilene
• EDC reviewing potential NRP locations
• Fawcett intrigued by Brownback's proposals
• Reitz sees maintaining health, education funding as imperative
• Daily record published Jan. 13
• School's in: CCCC students prepare for a new semester
• Details of new tax plan revealed
• Kan. gov. proposes restoring $200K in arts funding
• Calif. stands to reap windfall from Facebook IPO
• Poll: Resolving to make no resolutions
• Thursday's briefing: Kansas legislators to hear tax pitch
• JCPD tour log for Jan. 11
• Jayhawks overwhelm Texas Tech 81-46, ISU up next
• Future served up: Westerman joins Ottawa women's tennis as part of first squad since 1865
• Ware students learn unique health lessons
• Brownback proposes sweeping income tax plan
• Suited up
• Eagle spying
• City groups gather for annual leaders retreat
• King observance set for weekend
• Daily Record published Jan. 12
• Our view: Primary post-mortem
• Officials: First vote under Kan. ID law was smooth
• NKorea keeps door open for food-nuke deal with US
• Baylor owns crunch time in 75-73 win over K-State
• Turnovers doom Junction City girls at Hayden
• Battle lost: Junction City loses nail-biter to Hayden, 61-55
• New kid on the block: New unit, aircraft joining CAB in March
• Daily record published Jan. 10
• Face lifts: Child development, teen centers reopening with new looks
• Chamber of commerce zeroing in on CEO candidates
• Eisenhowers ask to delay DC memorial
• Our view: Seitz appropriate choice for name
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• Tuesday's briefing: Central Kan. residents urged to avoid creek
• JCPD tour log for Jan. 9
• Sweet revenge - Bama beats LSU 21-0 in title game
• JC takes 3rd at Salina South tourney
• Lincoln Elementary principal to head new school on post
• County commission honors rural fire board mainstay
• Daily record published Jan. 10
• Opera House to hold volunteer orientation
• Chiefs pick Crennel as head coach
• Home again: 4-4 CAV, 2-34 AR soldiers return
• Birth announcements received Jan. 9
• Monday's briefing: Woman, 2 daughters die in Garden City fire
• Kansas lawmakers face big issues, but no deficit
• Manhattan murder-suicide victim had dropped protection order
• JCPD tour log for Jan. 7
• Kan. leaders taking 2 paths in response to Boeing
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• Sooners stumble in 2nd half, lose 72-61 to Kansas
• No. 22 Kansas State hands No. 6 Missouri its first loss
• JC girls lose 46-40 at Topeka West
• Arkansas beats Kansas State 29-16 in Cotton Bowl
• Twice as nice: Junction City picks up second win against Topeka West, 66-61
• Hat's in the ring: Wolf officially files to run for sheriff
• Daily record published Jan. 7
• Soldier arrested in Manhattan homicide
• Obituaries published January 7
• Our view: Brown should seek more resources, if needed
• Man arrested in vehicle-pedestrian accident
• Undersheriff Wolf takes aim at sheriff job
• Board to consider naming school after Seitz
• Playing in tune
• JCPD Tour Log for Jan. 5
• Swimmers take 4th at Salina
• Cloud County Community College offering 12-day tour of China
• Fawcett prepares for busy times in Topeka
• Feds reject Kansas health care waiver
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• Daily record for Jan. 6
• Birth announcements received Jan. 5
• Herington wins $15,000 in 'Friday Night Feats' contest
• Fire department planning retirement ceremony for Wilson
• Thursday's briefing: Feds reject Kansas health care waiver
• Obama unveiling strategy for slimmed-down military
• JCPD Tour Log for Jan. 4
• First-year JC basketball coach experiences ups, downs
• JC unplugged: Local guitar aficionado assembles night of acoustic entertainment
• How's it flowing? Assistant city manager wants to know how city's water works
• Letter: Enough talk about culture
• Our view: Iowans have spoken; but the race continues
• Boeing to close Kan. defense plant by end of 2013
• NRP revision approved by AG
• Daily Record published Jan. 5
• Birth announcements received Jan. 4
• JCPD Tour Log for Jan. 3
• County's zoning policy updates approved
• City officialprotests executive session
• Vikings edge Junction City girls, 35-30
• Man overboard: Junction City struggles at Seaman, loses 83-71
• Our view: Corporate campaign money clouds elections
• Drug network busted in Dickinson County
• It's a boy: Military couple has first 2012 baby at Geary Community Hospital
• Birth announcements received Jan. 3
• IACH welcomes first baby of 2012
• Support grows for Kan. water policy reforms
• Wakfield resident killed in rollover accident
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• City commission to focus on unfinished business
• JCPD seeking help to identify possible counterfeiters
• Our view: We back Hicks� plan to increase guest tax
• January 2012 Community Calendar
• Commission has light agenda Tuesday
• City commission burning to allow recreational fires
• Running out of room: CCCC expansion needs more consideration
• Nash Finch donates $5K to food pantry
• Pertussis threat triggers vaccination program
• Letter: Fawcett needs support on casino move
• Our view: Congress should �rule� on immigration
• Our view: Gambling benefit must deal with problem
• K-State wins Diamond Head Classic
• Kansas Dems seek to revive gambling plan
• Bless this food
• Acacia Lodge needs actors for Black History Month shows
• Taking trash to task: City closes streets to combat illegal dumping
• Ramada suspects' arraignments set
• Our view: Laws not needed, just moral response
• Back to work: JC boys offense flounders against Manhattan, lose 76-51
• High School Roundup: JC girls remain winless following loss to Manhattan
• City faces long agenda before holidays
• USD 475 head unsure of funding plan
• Our view: Teens and alcohol don�t mix
• Poll: Some lists filled, others bare
• High School Roundup: St. Xavier loses to Wichita Word of Life 55-26
• First of many? Blue Jays, Battle beat Hays 66-38 for first win of season
• Our view: Hot air kicks up nonexistent dust
• Our view: Obama kept his promise on Iraq
• Chamber talks TIF district, CEO search, procedure
• Employee motivation
• Our view: Representative's call for investigation baseless
• EDC recommends change to TIF guideline
• Court grants continuances to Lewis Jr., Wright
• Clark aware of issues as high soldier mark approaches
• Milford sells natural gas system
• BCS snubs K-State ... again
• Bombs away: Chapman boys win season opener 52-43 over El Dorado
• Chapman girls lose first game of Dickinson County Invitational 52-47
• Junction City's finest: City honors fallen officer
• MPC/BZA to meet Thursday
• Saline County inmates arrive
• Our view: Cain steps down, we�re happy to see
• Commission to consider financing changes
• Disappointing debut: Junction City's girls basketball team loses to Topeka High, 41-27
• Battle, JC lose first game to Lawrence 59-42
• Window dressing: Vernon Jewelers puts out decades-old decor
• Fort Riley ready for holidays after lighting tree
• USD 475 waiting for middle school funds
• Our view: State promises can be broken
• Tipping off: Junction City's basketball teams take the court for Blue-White scrimmages
• Classic production
• County honoring employees
• Obituaries published November 30
• Waverly Partners update Chamber on CEO search
• Our view: Rude tweeter gets unneeded backlash
• Junghans, Stuckey voted to Chamber positions
• Police release image of suspected Walmart thief
• Tuesday's briefing: Man steals at least $200K from Topeka Walmart
• Trade fair browsing: Church hosts unique shopping experience
• Paws for support: "Santa Paws" photos help Friends of Animals save pets
• Daily Union hires reporter
• Baby Jays bring home first place
• Commission officially accepts inmates
• Sheriff's office warns drivers of deer danger
• Our view: Scattershots
• Kansas gov. says staff overreacted to teen�s tweet
• Sales of new homes up in October, but prices fall
• Teen tweeter won�t apologize to Kan. governor
• Thousands of Kan. groups lose tax-exempt status
• Kansas fires coach Turner Gill after 2 seasons
• Ball in Geary County's court on housing inmates
• Soldier found dead at Fort Riley identified
• Flint Hills Regional Council gets $2M federal grant
• Early decorations for opera house
• Wednesday's briefing: State, federal officials evaluating Abilene plant
• Wednesday's briefing: State, federal officials evaluating Abilene plant
• Trimming the tree
• Family ties: Chapman resident traces her roots back to the Mayflower
• Obituaries published November 23
• New Discovery Center museum nears completion
• Pediatrics department at GCH sees more patients, lower costs
• Our view: Committee�s failure unfortunate, notand#8232;surprising
• Our view: Scattershots
• Junction City starts basketball practice, makes cuts
• Judge postpones hearings for Ramada suspects
• Health dept. on lookout for state changes
• Triumphant return: Devil brigade rejoins the Big Red One
• Halfway there: Fort Riley hospital construction marks milestone with topping-off ceremony
• Curtain up: Junction City High School drama students prepare for Friday show
• Visitors Bureau launches new website
• Citing debt, city rejects Nash Finch request
• Our view: Tax hikes needed in deficit deal
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost
• USD 475 no longer pursuing FEMA grant
• Mussel mess: Regular water levels at Milford Lake reveal scope of zebra mussel problem
• Slowing erosion: Property owners can help soil conservation efforts
• Stocks slip as Italian bond sale renews euro fears
• Our view: Technicality stalls FDA regulation
• JC volleyball hosts banquet; 3 named all-league
• MPC approves rezoning of two downtown lots
• A day of remembrance: Manhattan honors veterans with parade
• Mayville headlines city hall ceremony
• Breakfast gathering
• Junction City celebrates Veterans Day at JCNaz
• Our view: Salute our heroes every day
• Our view: Community must rally behind opera house
• The Silver slips away as Manhattan tops Junction City, 28-20
• Nash Finch proposal puts city in dilemma
• City commission considering new issues
• Chamber's waiting game continues
• Medical Reserve Corps needs volunteers
• Commanders check in from Kandahar
• All or nothing
• Wakefield loses to Lakeside on senior night
• Ladies Reading Club donates supplies, money to Crisis Center, Inc.
• MacWillie announces units to deploy at MAC breakfast
• Obituaries published Oct. 28
• Our view: Flat tax plans aren�t the answer
• Power line
• Marching Blue Jays take top honors at festivals
• Interim opera house director hopes to restore order
• Another homecoming
• Obituaries published October 27
• Our view: Acronyms, gimmicks won�t create jobs
• AP Source: WVU to Big 12 not done deal
• Roundup: JC volleyball ends season at sub-state
• Cloud County CC beneficiary of federal grant
• All Treats Day approaches
• CVB hopes for roadside marketing boost
• Obituaries published October 25
• Our View: Corporations shouldn�t get tax holidays
• Law enforcement officers form local motorcycle chapter
• Poll: Gadhafi�s death won�t bring peace.
• Monday briefing: Today's Hearing in Kan. fire attack delayed
• 6 picks fuels Chiefs' rout of Oakland
• State working on plan to combat toxic algae
• Obituaries published October 22
• Our view Dismissing CLASS a wise decision
• Document: Cadaver dog �hit� at missing baby�s home
• Friday�s briefing: Kansas jobless rate unchanged in September
• Adams hired as JC bowling coach
• State-bound
• Roundup: No pain, no gain: Junction City boys take 4th at league
• City, chamber reps see AUSA trip as learning experience
• County, MAC reps react to AUSA conference
• Life's little obstacles
• Family of the Year
• Senior night
• Chapman loses 2 at home to Wamego
• Pulling the strings
• Marching Blue Jays to compete at K-State
• Huelskamp takes aim at health care database
• Milford approves $5,200 for new pump
• 1-2 punch
• Tony Bennett tribute artist to perform in JC
• Obituaries published October 13
• Our view: Political power quest trumps need for jobs
• Site selected
• Planning, zoning issues up for debate tonight
• Blue Jays win a 1-0 thriller over Salina South
• Junction City announces Christmas parade details
• What happens at Junction Function ...
• Our view: Small step in right direction
• Our view: Water projects will need some Fed money
• It's about you
• Table talk
• Police dogs train in Junction City
• Board approves boundary changes
• Board approves boundary changes
• Junction City tennis qualifies 3 for state
• Homecoming ruined
• Roundup: White City beats Burlingame 64-14
• 'Pay as you go'
• Platinum Broadcasting selling for $3.5M
• Loyalty, service pay off
• Opera house executive director relieved of duties
• Jackson to serve 18 months for July explosion
• Our view: We have lost a true visionary
• JCLT hears 'Sound' of broken records
• Animal shelter to get paint job from volunteers
• Flamenco showcased at Franklin
• Homecoming
• Junction City hires Gerstner as new baseball coach
• Roundup: Junction City soccer ties Shawnee Heights 1-1
• Field generals
• Our view: Some farm subsidies should be cut
• Supply mission
• The Rams play on
• For visitors, game day starts in JC
• Walk-A-Mile winners announced Wednesday
• Roundup: Junction City volleyball wins two at Seaman triangular
• Our view: With egg on our face, we set record straight
• Shooting spree suspects get public defenders
• Dillons donates $24k to USO Fort Riley
• Walk for fitness
• Flamenco guitar master to perform in JC
• City approves water hike on heavy users
• Our view: Jammin' in JC was great success
• Board to consider school boundary changes
• Costly fire
• Juvenile crimes, fire responses up in county
• After hot start, September cooler than normal
• Daily Union announces promotion, new hire
• Festival success
• Herington remains unbeaten with 37-16 win
• Our view: Improving our school facilities
• USD 475 enrollment, accolades growing
• Streets, turf, park on city's agenda Tuesday
• Party place growing
• Motorized 'eye candy'
• Gold fever
• Keeping it going
• St. X loses to Cair Paravel on senior night
• Our view: Can't blame health act for high premiums
• Under construction
• All things Oz
• Milford considering changes in gas, water service
• Walker to make pitch for school funding
• Wildcats' defense to get test against Baylor
• CCCC to offer motorcycle rider class
• Our view: Bill would help end jobless discrimination
• Time to jam in JC
• Local 4-Hers claim top prizes at livestock show
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Monster Myths make return to Nature Center
• Roundup: Chapman takes 1st at home quad meet
• Our view: Money well spent
• From book to stage
• Choose a 'Q'
• Chamber selects search firm for CEO
• GCH reports strong revenue in August
• Iowa St., K-State get Top 25 tests this week
• Our view: Party rigidity harming the country
• Apple eaters
• Corn, soybean harvest in full swing
• County seeking to correct court dismissals
• City, county prep for AUSA meeting
• Our view: Remembering past, looking to the future
• Path to degree getting longer, costlier for Kansas students
• Veteran, statesman Merrill Werts dies Thursday
• Christmas gathering
• Union: Docs show Boeing aimed to trump unions
• Off and running
• JC soccer beats Word of Life 9-1
• 4-H members earn awards at Kansas State Fair
• Our view: New chamber right in CEO search plan
• Davis prepares soldiers, community for deployment
• Young Professionals to help with park lights
• Recent rains aid winter wheat planting
• Brown brothers head back to Miami with K-State
• 'It's About Me' hosting health expo, luncheon
• Committee questions Chamber's spending, transparency
• Water, algae take toll on Milford Lake visits
• Zombies are coming
• Our view: There's job news, but we're waiting for something real
• Roundup: JC soccer loses 4-2 to Topeka High
• Our view: Kudos
• Chamber reviewing headhunters for CEO search
• Rave review
• CVB hosts successful planning tour
• Commission denies cell tower 3-2
• Roundup: Chapman still winless following 23-0 loss to Marysville
• Keep trucking
• Kansas economy sending mixed signals
• Our view: Politics-as-usual stinks in Pennsylvania
• Sites alert parents to where offenders are living
• Room to roam
• 2 businesses considering Geary County
• Close call
• Third generation
• Ceramics donation leads to partnership, new program
• Our view: Heroic pill for our war weariness
• Unemployment rises in Geary County, state
• Brownback, Fawcett discuss JC casino
• Getting 'R dun
• Herington dedicates season to coach Peterson
• Junction City wins first game of season
• Humming along
• Our view: Beware de-regulation
• Longtime civic leader Hoyle dies Thursday
• Survey suggests slow growth in Midwest, Plains
• Corps pegs flood damage at $2B
• Chiefs try to prevent loss from ruining season
• JC loses 2-1 in double overtime thriller
• Fort Riley prepping for Fall Apple Day Festival
• Sound showing
• New chamber board meets for 1st time
• Our view: Some parts of jobs plan likely to pass
• Fall Classic golf tourney raises $34,000
• Chapman girls take 1st and 2nd at quad
• JCHS forensics looking for sale, auction donations
• Fabric of history
• Leaders sign official consolidation agreements
• Day of remembrance
• Our view: Perry trying to scare with untruths
• Extraditions keeping sheriff's department busy
• Honored by the French
• Spence found incompetent for trial
• MPC/BZA denies tower permit again
• Our view: The problem is in the details, or lack of ...
• Freedom walk
• Amoeba infection probable cause of death
• Failed crops may free more acres for wheat
• Playing host
• JC soccer loses 3-2 to Topeka West
• Never forget
• Our view: We hope they're not blowing hot air
• Foreclosures rising in Geary County
• GCHS planning annual fair, ice cream social
• Reading history
• JC student finds success racing cars
• Hicks recalls working at Pentagon on 9/11
• 'Lackluster' corn harvest under way in county
• Junction City kids to eat their homework
• Ike, NASA bringing moon to Abilene
• Our view: Community about to embark on journey
• Sounding the alarm
• Killing it
• JC soccer loses 5-0 to Washburn Rural
• Our view: Justices do important job just as they should
• Early Junction City photos available online
• Oil fracking raising concerns in Kansas
• Charges dropped against Everette in explosion
• Raising the bar
• JC cross country boys place 5th at Manhattan
• Chapman loses season opener against Hays
• Decision has arts advocates scrambling
• Our view: Fears, stagnant money hamper poor economy
• Small Kan. town connects with 9/11 firefighters
• Chapman takes a long weekend
• Wildfire destroys 300 homes near Austin, Texas
• Our view: We hope antitrust suit hangs up phone
• Registration open for minority business conference
• Bucks for belts
• Fit to train
• FRMS priority for repairs, renovations
• August temps reach above-normal highs
• City agenda includes consolidation, cell tower request
• Our view: Redistricting offers chance to define future
• Capital campaign launched for Army museum
• Next commission broadcast to include sound
• EDC on board with consolidation
• Ready for football
• Fit to be tied: Blue Jays, Highland Park fight to draw
• Blue Jays take 2 at Hayden quad
• Bye, Bye Big 12
• An ending, beginning
• County to participate in 9/11 remembrance
• McCaffery aims to make visual difference
• Senator, 1st sergeant reconnect at ceremony
• MAC approves consolidation documents
• Our view: Consolidation looks ready to step into future
• Second man pleads in bombing case
• Consolidation agreement ready for commissions
• CVB board asked to put concerns to rest as consolidation moves ahead
• 40th anniversary
• JC soccer falls to Emporia 6-1
• Scrimmaging
• Spiking it, JC holds volleyball scrimmage
• Our view: County changing on consolidation
• Holding Hands across the ocean
• Mike's moving
• Jackson pleads guilty in downtown explosion
• Lights back on in GVP after outage
• K-State ramps up competition as opener nears
• Saying goodbye
• Our view: Refinancing proposal deserves thought
• Concrete poured for new runs at animal shelter
• Wigton to serve community as DARE officer
• MPC/BZA denies variances, tables rezoning
• Book Nook
• Webb ready to lead Jayhawks after earning start
• Junction City holds annual Blue-White scrimmage
• Our view: Giving to United Way will help community
• FDIC: Banking safer than last year
• Spence's hearing continued to Sept. 9
• Grandview Plaza adding 720 apartment units
• Back to School for Junction City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Homers lift Royals
• Vacation, rezoning on MPC agenda
• Algae responsible for dog's death
• Fun for a cause
• 'Feast' to feature regional food, atmosphere
• Our view: Thoughts worth thinking about
• CVB document plagues transition board
• All-purpose back
• Our view: Arts merger would be wise move
• Senior Fair slated for Sept. 20 in Salina
• Subdued corn harvest could begin by weekend
• Holding mill levy flat, county passes budget
• City, county discuss economic growth
• Campaign kicks off
• Running away
• Our view: Perry's course sail's 'flat' world
• New model
• Lockup
• Stocks turn lower as traders prep for weekend
• Arts organizations consider teaming up
• Church to celebrate 150 years Sunday
• Texas, ESPN say UT network won't hurt Big 12
• Pipeline focus of town hall meeting
• Our view: Federal grants: Return them or accept them?
• Children's programs are back at JC Arts
• Why I voted for a 2 mill tax increase
• Sacrifices needed from governors to avert floods
• After hours fun
• K-State reassured on Brown brothers
• Our view: Common sense must prevail on fuel tax
• Transition board down to final details
• Commission tables cell tower discussion
• Weather helps soybean, milo crops
• Health Department won't cut programs
• HMH's future uncertain amidst mounting debt
• Kidnapping survivor to speak at JCNaz
• Festival cancelled, boats still set to float
• CVB: Transient guest tax up 2% in June
• Commission approves budget with 2-plus mill increase
• Local firefighters attending national conference
• Our view: GOP race begins to take shape
• Just kicking it
• Another loss
• Our view: Time for Obama to decide
• Drive safe: School's back in session
• Pooch Plunge concludes swim season at pool
• Back to school
• Fort Riley welcomes incoming deputy commanders
• Never quit
• Chiefs bucked
• Our view: Kan. should consider NCLB option
• Putting on a show
• JCPD to host Citizens Police Academy
• 'Sound' cast
• DVD to spread word
• Algae threat lowered to advisory at Milford
• A few cents prolong Social Security
• Institute plans cattle management workshop
• Board ratifies contract for teachers
• City budget dominates EDC meeting
• Budget nearly complete, talks turn to other matters
• Milford adopts $2.8M budget
• Wise investment
• Chapman rallies around teen cancer survivor
• Our view: Affordable footwear at what cost?
• Transition board gets first look at master agreement
• USD 475 teachers ratify contract
• JC residents speak with Huelskamp representative
• Voters approve Chapman sales tax
• Rays run by Royals
• Fresh faces
• Infinite Campus tracks students from Head Start to 12th grade
• Good timing
• Bus stuffing
• Our view: SandP, Wall Street send Congress a message
• Milford holding budget hearing Thursday
• Little revenue from Farm Aid goes to Kansas
• Hometown hero
• Our view: Next week, at least, it's time to smile
• Funny bone
• 'Surprise Homecoming' features local family
• Our View: 'No' votes were irresponsible
• Algae restricts Milford Lake use
• Tax rebates may be needed
• Comedy show coming to VFW post
• Our view: Scattershots
• Nurse saves 2nd life using Heimlich
• Lifting acceptance
• GCH promotes Troupe to manager
• JC native to exhibit artwork in Topeka
• Citizen aid
• Fall sports just around the corner
• Upgrading care
• 'Vanguard' Bn., 9th Iraqi Army Div. provide aid to clinic
• Our View: Farmers don't need to be 'licensed' haulers
• Alleged bomber denied change in lawyer
• Chamber welcomes 86 new teachers
• Commission cuts budget by $264K
• Arrest made
• Our view: Debt ceiling accord was 'sausage' deal
• Bluegrass entertains audience at 11th annual festival
• Lack of rain hurting most fall crops
• County budget work still under way
• No mill levy increase in USD 475's new budget
• New mileage standard aims for less fuel, pollution
• Royal dozen
• Fire away
• Commission to consider publishing budget Tuesday
• Our view: The GOP's lack of leadership
• Healing power
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Our view: Cutting regulations not the answer
• Limited impact
• Portion of Milford Lake open for all activities
• Expanding access
• USD 475 holding budget hearing Monday
• Chiefs report to training camp
• Three former Wildcats sign with NFL teams
• Our view: Post offices vital to small communities
• JCAC still open thanks to trust donation
• Making a break
• Tony Wolf appointed as undersheriff
• Fish out of water
• Gov.: Kan. preparing for loss of federal funds
• Big 12 commish knows doubters looking for cracks
• Our view: A ding in supply side economics
• Cloud County offering diploma programs
• Transition board elects committee
• Spence held on $100,000 bond
• Trending upward
• Reliving history
• Ready for some football
• New knee pain treatment available at GCH
• Rain provides little relief for crops
• Our view: Mill increase the best option
• GCH welcomes new pediatrician
• All clear
• County to hold line on mill levy
• Cabrera, Butler lead Royals past Rays 10-4
• Customizing wizards
• Traveling the 'old way'
• Our view: Last landing shouldn't end space efforts
• Residents can voice concerns at commission work session
• Wilaby sentenced to 155 months for Wiles' death
• Unemployment rate up 0.1% in Geary County
• Unlocked?
• Our view: Hope you took time to take a look
• Status hearings continued for Hicks, Everette
• Life lessons
• Medical tests
• Chamber interim director Moore resigns
• Fair concludes with annual auction
• Late inning drama
• Rider honors wounded vets on cross-country trek
• Our view: Gang of Six plan is best option on debt
• MAC moving toward consolidation
• Judgment call
• Cat's meow
• No action taken at NRP meeting
• Heat roasting corn; rain critical for crop
• Our view: Attracting residents to Kansas
• Huelskamp touts 'cut, cap' bill
• Photo fare
• 4-H members work hard to prep livestock
• The shows begin
• Junior arts and crafts earn ribbons, praise
• 8 seconds
• JC 18U finishes season 28-8
• Local agencies promote breast feeding
• Our view: Time to put education funding back
• Give me an ooh-rah
• Wildscape hires development director
• Summer swelter: Tips to help beat the heat
• Col. Clark assumes command of U.S. Army Garrison
• Thunderbird Marina swamped by high water
• Our View: Social Security scare tactics underhanded
• 4-Hers strut their stuff
• Milford approves $29M city budget
• Assistant city manager hired
• Rep. Fawcett, CVB discuss how to get a casino
• On to state
• Rental scam hits city � again
• EDC begins NRP revisions, OKs trip funds
• Let 'r rip
• Fort Riley to close Estes Gate for work
• Our hats are off to USD 475
• Junction City youth completes space center program
• Soccer camp helps kids harness skills
• Bicycle rider will stop in JC
• Our View: The light at the end of the protest
• Greene debuts as director, band set for last concert
• Post, IACH to host medic competition
• Planning board to discuss cell tower in cemetery
• FEMA OKs $3.9M for tornado safe rooms
• Alleged bombers' hearings continued
• Overnight rains help some crops
• Progress slowed on consolidation effort
• Time to compromise, not refuse to budge
• Hospital welcomes family physician
• Right response
• Adding space
• Women on Target
• Comeback kids
• Vet hunter project undertaken to end homelessness
• Budget cuts will require cooperation
• 'Sound of Music' auditions kick off new little theater season
• Saddle up
• City OKs bonds sale to raise $4.7M
• Walking tall
• Petersen family to perform
• Meritrust to host youth financial camp
• Appraiser's department unveils updated website
• Taking stock
• Garrison change of command ceremony planned
• Lions to provide free health screenings
• Leading off
• Our view: ATF should become division of FBI
• FEC members question complaint dismissal
• Recent rains just right for fall crops
• Wirths joins GCH as family medicine physician
• Fort Riley officials update civic leaders
• Brownback: Cut in Medicaid rates possible
• Tomlinson kicks off tour in Junction City
• Quilt show will raise money for wreaths
• Our view: Judges play gun rights Russian roulette
• Organized chaos
• County receives department updates
• Suspects in explosion make 1st appearance in court
• Commission approves NRP moratorium amendment
• Price of independence
• Leff seeks to amaze, amuse Sundown Salute audiences
• Stunt dogs shine at Sundown Salute
• Our view: No clear reason to stop Six's nomination
• Smooth rides
• Medieval shire takes audience back in time
• (Wo)man among 'boys'
• Our view: Sundown Salute too valuable to let slip away
• Just relax
• City to consider NRP moratorium Tuesday
• Board to preview 2011-12 budget
• Building honor
• Our view: We support passage of DREAM Act
• JCAC expands dinner theater program
• Lots to do
• EDC approves NRP moratorium
• Kansas heat wave threatens livestock, crops
• Playing ball
• Medina wins fight, world title next
• Local youth attends space 'camp'
• Modern Woodmen honor 'hometown hero'
• CAB command
• Lewellen making 10th trip to Salute
• Brown, Steinfort urge safety with fireworks
• Our view: Scattershots
• Our view: New energy craze isn't THE answer
• Fort Riley soldier dies from wounds
• Woodmen provide funds to JCAC
• Local resident celebrates century of living
• City proposes NRP moratorium to county
• Budgeted fun
• Weather good for wheat harvest
• Catch me if you can
• Sundown Salute to feature Foghat
• Quilting homework
• Local homeowner recognized by USDARD
• IBB negotiations stretch into summer
• Pet med hi-tech
• Our view: Telling city what we think is important
• Diamondbacks beat Royals 5-3
• Career of service
• Lessons learned
• Our view: Don't jeopardize nation's good credit rating with debt ceiling standoff
• FSA seeks county committee nominations
• Vernon continues to gather community input
• Commission approves special assessment ordinance
• Kennedy lifts Arizona past Royals 3-2
• City commissioners asked for 2012 budget funds
• Our view: GOP's inaccurate sound bite
• News soldiers get initial, positive view of region
• 'Sweet' performance
• Chamber surveying business community's pulse
• Courtyard managers angling for more local business
• Soccer stars
• Opening October
• Repeat Champions
• Our view: Trouble in Mexico is trouble for U.S.
• Congressional visit
• Transition board close to offering contracts
• Fort moving toward building apartment complex
• Commission to consider condemnation, property sale
• Our view: Questionable justice entanglements
• Statewide harvest continues quick pace
• Living history
• NAACP hosts 'Fun in the Park' event
• Wheat going to market
• JC 18U beats Manhattan, wins Wamego tourney
• JC Force to play for championship today
• Making strides
• 'Land office' business
• Geary Community Hospital to celebrate Dr. Thomas Craig's 30 years with hospital
• Our view: Debt limit game of chicken must end
• Kansas unemployment dips slightly in May
• Everyone wins
• Our view: Elected officials should take heed
• Iraq gets 'Lifeline'
• Partners to host Territorial Governor's Day
• JCPD hosting 'Movie In The Park'
• Pipeline company donates $3,000 to rural fire department
• SandP affirms city's A-minus bond rating
• Pipeline company donates $3,000 for fire department camera
• Mizes gearing up for 2nd run at Pikes Peak Hill Climb
• Our view: It's past time to overhaul NCLB
• Health department approves proposed budget
• Accounting change increases ambulance budget
• Community service
• The straight dope on synthetic drugs
• Soldiers volunteer to rebuild wheelchair ramp
• Sundown Salute
• Local boxer preparing for June 24 fight
• 'Little' theater
• Our view: Fanfare long overdue
• Area high school student explores teaching
• Transition committee finalizes proposed structure
• MAC considers bringing more veteran organizations to board
• Boeing to cut 225 jobs at Kansas plant
• JC 18U team wins 2 against Herington
• Force rolling on
• Washunga Days Native American pow wow coming to Kaw Mission site
• Our view: Parents should attend this talk
• Valley View celebrates employee memorial
• Sheriff's Department finds savings in 2012 budget
• Community celebration
• A place to ride
• Police, firefighters to 'battle' for Red Cross
• 5 1st Infantry Division soldiers killed in Iraq
• Out of the way
• Our view: Volunteers would reduce security
• Geary County wheat harvest expected to be OK
• EDC members mull NRP changes, city budget ideas
• Ready for more
• Our view: Skepticism grows over nuclear plants
• Businesses introduced to social media uses
• Daily Union welcomes new city reporter
• Rep. Fawcett explains legislative responsibilities
• Big Red One celebrates 94 years of service
• Berklund hired as DU sports editor
• Mavs tie series with Heat
• Wakefield museum holding 2nd annual art show
• Commission approves bond refinancing
• Our view: Real leaders needed to set way to recovery
• Consolidation moves two steps forward
• River Festival time
• City to celebrate Juneteenth this weekend
• JC 18U squad takes 2nd at tourney
• County collects $9M in May tax revenue
• Grants, state funds lowered by $3M for USD 475
• Our view: Political Scattershots
• Event raises $15,000 for GCHF
• Just plane fun
• Biplane crashes into home
• 4 JC baseball players earn all-league honors
• 4 JC baseball players earn all-league honors
• Sen. Moran to visit Ike Center today
• Our view: Turf wars wounding consolidation effort
• Wound care nurse uses simple methods to ease pain of others
• Canine cruise to raise funds for Corgi Connection
• 10 years in town
• Cuddyer, Swarzak lead Twins over Royals 8-2
• Flooding prompts evacuations in Manhattan
• Our view: Citizens deserve redress against government workers
• Milford swamped
• Youth headed north
• Some farmers test cutting wheat
• Mayor says meetings will help commission
• Irish put 5 on NCKL all-league list
• Our view: Changing retirement plan bodes issues
• All eyes up
• Consolidation committee moves forward
• $2,500 surprise
• May's weather close to average
• Pizza Hut to hold United Way fundraiser
• Lady Jays earn all-league, all-region honors
• Our view: We oppose federal bailouts for states
• Gas, oil prices causing taxi rate increases
• Geary County Extension agent co-authors bird book
• Boots, Chaps, Cowboy Hats planned for Friday
• Group criticizes Kan. Gov.'s arts veto
• Sheriff's department considering training new drug dog
• JC girls 5th at state
• VA counselors to visit White City
• Endowment priority for opera house's future
• Keeping tab
• Our view: Going after employers is right move
• Ceremony reminds us why we remember fallen heroes
• Paying respects
• Chasing titles
• One of a kind creations
• Reading: Rebound or ghost town?
• Cloud to offer nurse education class
• Our view: Area's military connection is obvious
• Drought continues to hurt wheat
• JCPD and Geary County Prevention Partnership to host seminar on new street drugs
• JC girls eyeing high team finish at state
• K-State falls in Big 12 second round
• Kansas to delay disaster payments
• 2 Fort Riley soldiers killed in Iraq
• 5 Neb. senators urge delay in pipeline decision
• Local man named Outstanding Kansas Mason
• 'Tornado Alley' reactor not fully twister-proof
• Orioles use 8-run 4th to beat Royals
• Local teacher receives KNEA scholarship
• Opera house receives more than $100K in gifts
• Our view: Loan standards could help housing market
• Storms bring heavy rain, topple trees
• Marching to a new beat
• GCH revenue under budget by $742,550 for April
• Jones' homer gives Orioles 5-3 win over Royals
• In it to win it
• Medically related
• Slight changes offered in consolidation proposal
• Commissioners focus on debt solutions at joint meeting
• Our view: It's the law: No choice, buckle up for safety
• Wakefield graduates worked hard, together
• Packed house watches Irish graduation
• Speed limit lowered on part of U.S. 77
• The prize: A diploma
• Holding vigil
• Keys, McDougald lead JC girls to 2nd-place finish
• Audrey Arends to retire from hospital after 29 years of service
• Walmart unveilsits new look
• Our view: A day and a ride worth sharing
• Konza hosting 'Wildflower Walk' June 5
• Sunflower Bank donates more than $2,700 to students
• Curtain call
• Francoeur's RBI single gives Royals win
• Rain brings relief to dry Kansas
• Gateway school
• Our view: It's time to offer ideas
• Witness: Prisoners sought to accuse Kan. man
• Census: Rural Kansas continues to age
• JC falls to Lawrence Free State in regional opener
• Our view: The news is bad, but the way out is clear
• Brownback defends Flint Hills wind farm decision
• Health dept. gets $60,000 to fight teen pregnancy
• Mayville to assume command of 1st Inf. Div.
• Universities seeking tuition hikes
• Most Improved Students honored
• Irish fall to top-seeded Concordia in 2nd round
• Commission tables sale of property
• Our view: We support this restriction of EPA
• CVB to cut community partnerships 15% for consolidation
• Brooks to hand over 1st Infantry command May 25
• Plan calls for higher taxes, debt restructuring
• Davis falls in Day 1 of state tennis meet
• Herington boys win 4x400, league title by a nose
• American, Iraqi students learn from each other via video telephone conference
• Timber!
• Nebraskans protest proposed oil pipeline
• Our view: Stage lights brighter at opera house
• Minority businesses invited to networking group
• JC's Davis competing in today's state meet
• Out on a good note
• JC girls take 6th at league, boys 7th
• Local 8th-grader wins state poetry contest
• Military teens to present 'Our Journey'
• Our view: Campaign shouldn't impact reform effort
• EDC recommends denial of tax abatement
• Local anglers winners at Ahearn fundraiser
• Willmott looks to history for his inspiration
• Monumental thanks
• Our view: Truck, bus safety moves should be made
• Budget talks stall over savings estimate
• Chapman FFA team takes 5th in national competition
• Fort progresses toward Army's 'premier' installation
• Emporia, lightning deal loss to Lady Jays soccer
• Irish baseball squad sweeps Wamego
• Winnie the Pooh coming to opera house
• Presentation concludes Troop 48's service project
• Future brokers
• Consolidation board looks at new staffing proposal
• Our view: The facts beyond the numbers
• JCHS senior athletes honored with awards, scholarships
• Lady Jay soccer team falls at Maize South
• New leadership program to aid progress on local issues
• Gettin' dirty
• County approves agreement with Fort Riley
• JCHS seniors awarded $500,000 in scholarships
• Lawmakers resume budget talks, quickly stall
• Davis takes 5th at regionals, headed to state
• 'Golden' tradition
• Our view: Scattershots
• KU gets $5.6M for household products study
• Food, farm facts
• Negotiation team discusses teacher morale, tables pay
• Looking for innovations
• Fawcett votes in favor of education legislation
• IBB team discusses compensation, day length
• Cash, school aid big issues in budget talks
• Schellhase leads Lady Jays over Topeka West
• Bookworm chat
• ROTC cadets earn honors, commissions
• Our view: Temporary KPERS plan OK for now
• JC's Rea makes 2011-12 K-State cheer squad
• Rowley wins welterweight Muay Thai title
• GCFGA seeking help creating new club patch
• Our view: We're expecting answers
• Free Trappers to hold re-enactment May 20-22
• McCool, Berneking retire from KHP
• JC Arts Council fears doors will close
• JCPD arrests Calvin Lamont West for theft, drug possession and burglary
• Senate's KPERS plan preferred by USD 475
• Board approves $3M in school additions
• Prayer observance planned for Heritage Park
• Commission approves pool pass hike
• Lady Jays swept at Manhattan Tuesday
• Our view: Getting an education, getting ahead in life
• Rain helps dry fields, more still needed
• Chapman tennis squad finishes 4th at league
• Soccer squad falls to Lady Blues on the road
• Bowler wins 1st PBA event in 26-year career
• Our view: Osama killed, more work remains
• Class of '91 to hold 20-year reunion
• Warm, wet April reminiscent of October
• Picturing history
• JC falls to Hayden, but plays 'best game' all year in game 2
• Board to vote on construction at two schools
• Appointments, pool fees on city's agenda
• Flattering imitation
• Fawcett votes for casino lawsuit resolution
• Sound's on
• Members of press converge on JC for convention
• Lady Jay signees
• JC soccer squad falls to Topeka
• Regional PBA tourney starts today at JC Bowl
• Our view: Even proof won't stop the silliness
• Courting success
• Brooks addresses MAC audience for final time
• Ladies Reading Club to host tree give-away
• Lady Jays pick up 1st win at Highland Park
• JC baseball squad wins 2 at Highland Park
• Quick acquitted for murder, guilty of obstruction
• All about wellness
• Environmental Education Enrichment
• Kansas budget deliberations resume
• Lady Jays fall 1-0 to Shawnee Heights
• Herington hosts first track meet in 20-plus years, boys take 1st
• Our view: 401(k) not an answer to pension woes
• Jury begins deliberations in Rodney Quick trial
• Consolidation board to ask organizations to prepare addendums
• Soil conditions hamper corn planting
• Hospital board OKs budget on 5-2 vote
• JC track squads take 1st in 9 events at Emporia
• Despite weather, state reps find success at Milford Lake
• Our view: Banking change may save a few bucks
• Easter fun
• 'Home on the Range' site needs help
• Quick begins trial for Page murder
• JCHS students walking for obesity awareness
• JC 4x100 teams take 1st at Emporia
• Wish come true
• Movie time
• Staind lead singer to perform at Fort Riley
• Chapman business students headed to national conference
• Veteran officer recognized for service to JCPD
• Our view: New commission brings hopes for new effort
• 'A humongous win'
• Washburn Rural too much for Lady Jays
• Local agencies to host Pennell Day
• Funding still focus of IBB sessions
• Bankers: Agriculture helps economy
• Honor flight
• Dr. Hachem named chief of staff at GCH
• Consolidation board gets 1st look at responsibilities
• Our view: Cleanup applauded, recycling encouraged
• Cell phone infrastructure requires more than just towers
• Community thanked
• A day in the life ...
• Kansas City derailed
• 2 California men arrested with marijuana
• 'Taste of White City' competition set in June
• Our view: SandP rating being taken to extreme
• History removed
• 'Homecoming' expected to hike soldiers entering civilian workforce
• CVB accepts budget with more for marketing
• Commission seats 3 new members Tuesday
• Despite precipitation, topsoil moisture levels decline
• JC's Stuckey heading to nationals
• With flying colors
• Girls soccer squad falls at Hayden
• Aska, Sands to make history tonight
• USD 475 contract talks off to slow start
• GCSO reports $121,000 in outside income
• Board discusses classroom additions, renovations
• MPC approves 2 special use permits Thursday
• DoD funding could go to new post school
• The underdog
• Repair on call
• Our view: Eminent domain may be needed, threats not
• Entrepreneur program gets $800K grant
• 'The Charleston'
• Blackwell wins 4 events at N. Heights, baseball, softball squads fall
• JCAC to host Murder Mystery fundraiser
• Chapman Class Night going back to 'Beginning'
• Our view: Scattershots
• EDC OKs early 2012 budget proposal
• JCHS junior wins 4th place at state science fair
• Pipeline firm threatens eminent domain use
• K-State linebacker Brown itching to play
• CPFL showdown
• Our view: Federal debt limit looms as next crisis
• Consolidation group seeks more day-to-day info
• Chapman board approves building construction
• Kids reach out
• Junction City to receive 'Clean Sweep' Saturday
• Milford Council to discuss capital plan
• Community helps Head Start students find fun in reading
• Corn planting begins as wheat deteriorates
• MPC to consider multiple permit requests
• Cavanaugh named opera house manager
• Live lit
• Vikings sweep JC Saturday
• Vikings sweep JC Saturday
• Kurtz wins 3 events at Marion
• Kansas rural growth law signed
• Kansas native to sing in Abilene
• Sunflower Bank searching for ambassadors
• Sustainable living
• Softball team drops 2 at Seaman
• Chapman splits with St. Mary's
• Spring fling
• Our view: Highway upgrades needed soon
• FHRC names interim president, VP
• National acts to headline 'Jammin' in J.C.'
• Supreme Court strikes down gambling law
• JC soccer squad tops Lady Scots
• Our view: Privatization of Medicare unwise
• Hospital's preliminary budget 'conservative'
• Second City to perform at opera house
• Google's Kansas venture won't mean jobs
• Fawcett votes in favor of House budget
• US training put to use
• Chapman baseball squad splits with Abilene
• National honors
• Dry, windy conditions slow winter wheat growth
• Our view: Congratulations, best wishes for the winners
• Another encore
• Huelskamp speaks out on potential shutdown
• Auxiliary volunteers honored at luncheon
• Lady Jays fall to Manhattan at home
• Relay for Life meeting set for tonight
• MAC hires part-time interim director
• Spirit approves swap for Edenspace
• 2 incumbents, 2 new members elected to BOE
• City follows Spirit's lead, approves debt conversion for Edenspace
• Landes, Aska, Sands elected to city commission
• Hays sweeps Lady Jays on softball diamond
• Steaming ahead
• Blue Jays fall to Great Bend at home Saturday
• Little Theater announces summer workshops
• Helping others
• Hosting drill
• Our view: Time to make your voice heard
• Blue Jays open season with sweep
• Just relax
• Walmart starts remodel
• Edenspace seeking city approval of debt swap
• Our view: Reducing city's debt
• Capital projects, contract on BOE's agenda
• JC student named Truman scholar
• Chapman track squads take 4th
• Lady Jays top Wichita West for 1st win
• Scott Clark stepping down as boys soccer coach
• Moneypenny resigns as boys basketball coach
• Brungardt believes teaching experience is good quality
• Maxwell: Communication is key to solving issues
• Senate passes budget, kills DUI bill
• Full speed ahead
• JC doubles squad takes 7th in Topeka Wednesday
• Smith encourages self-reliance to deal with economic climate
• Former principal believes working together important
• Niemczyk emphasizes need for growth in Junction City
• Rothlisberg wants focus on restructuring, reorganizing
• Our view: S.C. may fight switch to fluorescent bulbs
• Landes promotes positivity, analytical thinking
• Somrak urges more community involvement with government
• Analysis: Lawmakers far apart on pensions
• Another crushing NCAA exit for Jayhawks, Self
• Our view: Ferraro helped crack political glass ceiling
• Back to school
• Pilot project to manage rural smoke
• Meadows sisters make Kansas Olympic teams
• Our view: Where will city's revenue come from?
• New store: USA Discounters
• Grandview Plaza candidate: Robert Rodney
• Grandview Plaza candidate: Honey Grant
• Grandview Plaza candidate: Gary Sacher
• Grandview Plaza candidate: James Hagemeister
• Richmond the latest low seed for Kansas
• Our view: Cut some salaries, cut all salaries
• Fire dept. to offer citizens' academy
• Little Theater names cast for next musical
• Same with less
• Proposal would raise K-State tuition 4%
• CVB votes by-law changes into effect
• Chapman's Kurtz to play in regional all-star game Sunday
• Our view: UN needs to plan for post-Gadhafi era
• Humanitarian aid
• Fort Riley to implement traffic changes
• County valuations up $7.1M from last year
• Winter wheat emerging from dormancy
• Fawcett attempts to put casino amendment through
• Fun in the sun
• Hospital imposes freeze on hiring, buying
• Our View: Is unionization no longer needed?
• Letter to the editor: Local elections have very low turnout
• Author of 'Ike' book begins tour
• JCHS students win at Schúlerkongress
• 2nd annual Green Fair to feature exhibits, special classes, on-site recycling, more
• JC Force tops KC 50-24 Saturday
• Letter to the editor: 'Obamacare' not what it promised
• Candidates talk out
• Our View: Legislative scattershots
• Area organizations plan April event to honor Junction City photographer
• Property assessment reaches $237M
• JC Force taking on KC today at Al Simpler Stadium
• Hoovers back in Div. III national title game
• 'Liberty' travels into harm's way
• Menards set to open Manhattan store
• Regional council discusses possible growth opportunities
• Noveroske running as Milford write-in candidate
• Our view: At last, a decision to help Libya
• Roundup: Lady Jays fall as Salina South
• Wildcats hold of Utah State 73-68 in Southeast
• City staff considers new collection methods
• Poster contest open to all students
• GCH hires Alice Jensen as COO
• Students use science projects for hands-on learning
• MAC approves lease, debates hiring director
• Eyes on the Aggies
• Community invited to bring old meds to Green Fair
• Our view: Remarks should be reason to resign
• Fort Riley invited to restaurant inspection discussion
• Consolidation board elects Bennett chairman
• Happy St. Pat's Day
• Fawcett votes to send 2nd recision bill to Senate
• JC boys hoops players honored at banquet
• The final tune-up
• Area students accept FHSU scholarships
• Dwight students get reprieve from suggested move
• Kansas weighs idea for luring people back
• Our view: Prayers for victims, concern for our future
• CVB must meet again to vote on by-law changes
• Commission candidate clarifies remarks
• Our view: Priorities seem low on 'to do' lists
• A fix, for now...
• Pulling their strings
• Brief snowstorm causes problems for motorists
• County gets in sync with city regulations
• House cuts short debate on spending bill
• Dettmer looking for everyday progress in 2nd year coaching
• Home sweet home
• Moving to the beat
• Health Dept. providing smoke, CO detectors
• MPC again denies communication tower request
• Commission to consider sale of land, energy audit
• 'Mild' still serious
• Making another run
• Our view: Cutting duplication good place to start
• EDC recommends against IHOP owner's claim for 10 years of tax rebates
• Fill 'er up
• Nursing home developer gets second grant from EDC
• State's unemployment rate increases in January
• Milford Township residents voice concerns
• New man at the top
• Wall run to stop in JC for 4th time
• Our view: House needs to move forward on SB 145
• Rise and shine
• House panel endorses cut in pensions
• JCHS student leads mini-grant program for health department
• USO, Herington High School receive grants
• Richie's jazz
• Public address
• Hospital reports 97% get shots
• Daily Union staffers win KPA awards
• Huelskamp wants to look at all angles for cuts
• St. Xavier hoops coaches pleased with 1st year back
• Battle over the bottle
• Kaw councils line up 2011 historical programs
• Huelskamp picked for budget, spending task force
• Late surge
• Our view: Another example of poor forethought
• Paying the bills
• Board approves purchase of 6 relocatable units
• Filling a 'gap'
• TFI names new CEO
• Operation Magic
• Board to consider purchase of 3 modular units
• Our view: Fort contributes greatly to local coffers
• CVB board considers by-law 'clarification' changes
• Godfrey's now hosting women's IDPA events
• Today's image: High-wire act
• Any move is bad move for KNI residents
• Local educators attend conference at ESU
• Fort's economic impact increases $167M
• Partnership helps CCCC win education award
• Our view: Keeping ahead of the weather
• Satterlee scores 20 in Lady Jays' loss
• Blue Jay bowlers prepping for state meet
• 4 CCCC students named to academic team
• Trailer of shoes stolen from Foot Locker
• Goody's selling totes to benefit military charity
• House passes controversial bills with local support
• Blue Jays' season ends with loss to Heights
• Hot-shooting Clay Center takes out Lady Irish
• Wakefield girls upset in sub-state opener
• Tall tasks at hand
• Arts council plans fund drive during Youth Art Month
• Our view: Scattershots
• Fewer firms reporting layoffs in Midwest survey
• Little theater founder Charlie Neale dies
• Topping them all
• Chapman stumbles at Abilene in 1st round
• Herington hospital needs help to stay open
• Welcome home ceremoies
• Daniel Boone's descendants present for aviator's return
• Future focus
• Our view: WWI Memorial should be rededicated
• Water hiatus
• JC's Chavis, Gooldy make all-league first teams
• JC boys up against 6A champs to start sub-state
• Our view: Helping others starts young in Junction City
• More winter
• Family wins $400 for immunizing child
• PRAY makes it happen
• Weather alert
• Chamber to host candidate forum
• Picking up the tab
• Our view Liquor sales bill seems reasonable
• 'Judgement week'
• Lady Jays fall to Hayden 45-34
• JC boys fall behind early, can't catch up
• Blue Jays stay close before Scots cruise to win
• Optimist Club donates $1,000 for books
• Family fun
• New development coming to Mann's Ranch
• Our view: Community colleges deserve funding
• Bennett appointed to consolidation board
• 2 men arrested in attempted murder
• Very good morning
• Chamber's Soldan hired by small business center
• Senate committee endorses liquor sales bill
• Hospital revenue at $9M, still under budget
• Historic showing
• Knudson overcomes injury, few practices to qualify
• Blue Jay bowlers take 2nd in Topeka Monday
• Chapman boys' 4th-quarter comeback falls short
• County teen pregnancy rates see smaller decreases than nationwide, data may be skewed
• Kansas community colleges bulging with students
• Students using math, science for engineering expo
• Trivia smackdown
• New shop in town
• Our view: Bet on casino could pay off
• Tajchman receives President's Award
• Regional council makes strides on database
• Jump for heart
• Lady Trojans' late surge dooms Junction City
• JC boys bowl up 2nd-place finish at league
• Blue Jays looking to qualify many grapplers for state
• Church program uses 12 steps to help people 'recover'
• Our view: Cutting costs not simple decision
• Frieze to retire, replacement hunt begins
• Ag marketing firm buys Pratt ethanol plant
• Students earn spot at leadership symposium
• Our view: Better to use budget scalpel than machete
• Schools foundation announces $10,000 in scholarships
• Casino bill introduced into committee
• Health dept. pushes for continued environment funding
• Sertoma Club honors Roesler with award
• Blue Jay bowlers looking for league titles today
• Kiwanians recognize student achievement
• Long distance learning
• Our view: Voter fraud bill will hurt, not help
• County continues to evaluate CVB board
• Fort Riley to host mixed martial arts event
• Aspiring authors
• 3rd-quarter run topples Lady Jays at Emporia
• Spartans dispatch Blue Jays easily
• Respect and redemption
• Williams leads JC swim team at league meet
• Cold cash
• Review could affect liability insurance rates
• First 150 CAB soldiers return home
• Our view: JCLT shows support of arts well deserved
• Arrest prompts change to city ordinance
• Home win
• Lady Jays can't overcome slow start, fall 41-24
• 'Flying' birds of prey
• Our view: Water flows more cheaply from the tap
• Making learning fun
• Verizon invests $96M in Kansas
• Coffee break
• Putting in the reps
• Our view: The credit ceiling should be lowered
• Aviators to begin returning home this weekend
• Opponents' study: coal plant won't be clean
• CCCC to offer continuing ed class for nurses
• Edenspace 'on last leg', seeking more funding
• LEO training
• Keeping balanced
• Milford to consider street development, gas system
• A new role
• Our view: It's a break Congress should support
• Red Cross urging Kansans to donate blood
• Fawcett presents bill to Tax Committee
• Fawcett presents bill to Tax Committee
• Southern Illinois stuns Wichita State
• Our view: Bill's passage could put citizens in dark
• KU announces fall 2010 honor roll
• Brooks: Army applied Rotary's motto in Iraq
• Law enforcement agencies visiting JC for training
• Good Choices
• Winter strikes, again
• 'Beauty' aid
• Citizen's Police Academy under way
• Our view: Mental health cuts more costly in long run
• Farmland gets pricier in Kansas
• County approves consolidation recommendation
• Base aid cuts could cost USD 475 $1.2M
• Wakefield squads fall at Little River Friday
• Heartbreaker
• Smith scores 26 in loss to Seaman
• Picture Perfect
• 'Lifeline'
• Pets are No. 1
• County to recognize employees' years of service
• Our view: Rethinking military liaison 'mission'
• JCHS sending 10 players to the next level
• Many Blue Jays heading off in pairs
• Our view: Some tax relief could come from online sales
• Fort Riley center to celebrate USO's 70th anniversary
• Sen. Roberts, Rep. Pompeo send letter to Gates
• MAC considers restructuring after review
• Sen. Reitz opposes cuts for mental health, arts
• KU goes for speed in 2011 recruiting class
• Much needed win
• Flat Frances Facebook photos feature free tickets to JCLT production
• Our view: Scattershots
• Just funny
• Kansas House seeks to change abortion law
• Mental health cuts could hurt local facilities
• Royals hire Willie Aikens as minor league coach
• Many may overlook valuable tax credit
• Essays win contest recognizing Catholic Schools Week
• Our view: Chamber has taken big step toward future
• Top paralegals
• Traffic signal to be placed at troublesome intersection
• Congressman plans to 'astonish' Washington
• Lady Jays top Derby Saturday for 7th place
• Moving forward
• JC boys take 1st place out of 24 teams in Wichita
• Our view: Flint Hills council is on right track
• KU med student to train with local doctor
• Keys presented
• Strategic plan stresses communication, participation
• Buzzer beater
• Lady Jays' struggles continue against Hutchinson
• Herington tops Irish, 38-33
• Speaker challenges graziers' assumptions about mob grazing
• Our view: Wholesale repeal not the right answer
• Variety at a discount
• Former MP extradited to Kansas to face charges
• Lady Jays drop 1st-round game in Emporia
• Junction City varsity boys win home bowling meet
• 'Down to crunch time'
• Library plans state birthday party
• Extension taking registration for Walk Kansas
• Our view: Candidates lined up;choices will be ours
• Rep. Fawcett drafting bill seeking delinquent taxes
• Looking for payback
• Archery range, TechnoHUNT now available at Godfrey's
• Fort Riley Tax Center opens, prepares for tax season
• February Freeze to raise funds for animals
• Our view: We hop speech set 'tone' for Congress
• Program to educate women in agriculture
• Silovsky named Chamber chairman
• Chapman wrestlers fall to Marysville
• Tourney ready
• Celebration sounds
• Repelling attacks
• Controlled burning workshop scheduled
• Our view: Airport usage is soaring
• Rothlisberg, Brungardt file for school board
• Junction City boys motivated after getting 1st win
• One step back
• Chapman boys top Wabaunsee 59-31
• Lions expect 250 people for convention
• Manhattan airport officials planning for growth
• Shooting straight
• Cecil Aska files for city commission
• Short-handed win
• Blue Jays' comeback falls short Friday night
• Knopp's 29 leads Herington past Osage City
• Couples life life to fullest despite handicaps
• Our view: More food inspections needed for safety
• Desserts delivered
• Midwest, Plains bankers say economy improving
• JC falls to Blue Valley Northwest in tourney opener
• Budget lesson comes from East Coast city
• Lyona Church preps for Ground Hog Supper
• Jenkins seeking to prohibit lame duck sessions
• Boston journalist raves about traveling to Wichita
• Inquiry ongoing in burglary incident
• Home, sweet home
• White City tops Wakefield in 1st round of Centre Tournament
• JC bowling squads start seasons Friday in Topeka
• JC boxer ranked as No. 10 TWBC Middleweight
• Fawcett: Sales tax will inspire 'lively debate'
• School board president Khoury files for re-election
• Huelskamp continues 'Big First' tradition
• Our view: Higher education needs state funding
• In need of answers
• Now you see it ...
• Comedy returns to JC
• CVB approves vouchers for $80K in funding
• Subdivision regulations presented to county
• Bramlage, Miller file for school board
• GVP business owner voices concerns with police
• Looking for a repeat
• Blue Jays take 9th out of 34 teams Saturday
• Our view: Fitting tribute to Dr. King
• Teacher discovers new water beetles
• Regents pleased with budget proposals
• King's peace legacy praised after Ariz. shootings
• Eyeing eagles
• Community invited to welcome division hqs. home
• For the 'pets'
• Beyond textbooks
• Chamber seeks strategy for 2011
• Home away from home
• City will consider agreement, land lease
• A very full house
• A work in progress
• Blue Jays take 4th in Lawrence
• Our view: Overriding preference for less government
• Consolidation accords being drafted by city
• Hayden's 4th quarter clips Lady Jays 43-32
• Posted up
• Company interested in empty building
• Zimmerman FWAA freshman All-American
• Our view: Kobach not elected state attorney general
• Some in Kan. GOP anticipate government shrinking
• In the 'Big Apple'
• Sacher to run for third term
• Temp units could house 500 students
• Church plans 3-day MLK celebration
• Chapman hoops squads get road wins
• Blue Jays take 4th at Salina South Saturday
• Plowing through
• Eagles highlighted during 22nd annual 'Days'
• 'Brides' galore
• Precautions can ease winter weather dangers
• Our view: Political discourse too far beyond civility
• Satterlee's big second-half fuels Lady Jays' win
• Shocking loss
• Our view: No audit surprise, but shouldn't repeat
• Unique styling
• Board to discuss temporary space solutions
• Bramlage foundation donation saves park concerts
• JC native earns staff award
• Jordon McCallister selected to play in Shrine Bowl
• Gone ... almost
• Our view: Befuddled, still hopeful about Huelskamp
• Registration drive
• Webinars to help parents understand bullying
• KU announces fall 2010 candidates for degrees
• Dec. increase seals strong holiday
• Blue Jay bowling teams ready to roll
• Our view: GOP should tread cautiously on repeal
• Renowned children's choir to perform in JC
• Money will help
• Local students to host art show
• Auxiliary receives hospital update, inducts new members
• Ex-officer accused of enticing minor freed on bond
• Trained and ready
• Healthcare Foundation returns payroll deductions
• Our view: Scattershots
• Grandview Plaza councilman seeks re-election to continue cooperation
• Sebelius: Health care repeal could increase deficit
• City's audit reveals accounting weaknesses
• Home woes
• New beginnings
• Our view: Time to think seriously about 2012 budget
• 2011's first
• Hog, pig inventory same as last year's
• It's a boy! IACH welcomes first baby of 2011
• County extradition expense down
• 3 'pop bottle' bombs found in Milford
• The best of the best
• Republican sweep tops Kansas news in 2010
• 2010: A look back
• Statutory budget relevant once again
• General, headquarters returning today
• 2011 Obituaries
• Celebration call didn't necessarily lose game for K-State
• Bested in the Bronx
• Thrifty values
• Emergency system changes offer personalization
• City agenda includes 2009 audit, refuse rate increase
• They're back
• $10,000 winner: 'Good Timing'
• '09 K-State recruits likely to outdo famed '07 class
• Our view: Withdrawal timetable should stay in place
• Defenders returning to Fort Riley today
• Honey Grant files to run for GVP city council
• Final sale
• Woman wants to establish Sobriety Farm
• Taking it up a notch
• Our view: Scattershots
• Letter to the editor: Americans are children
• County sales taxes down for month, up for year
• Sign coming down
• Military Life in Iraq
• 'Little Apple' to drop own ball to bring in 2011
• Bowl bound
• Donor drops $1,000 into 'Red Kettle'
• Our view: Brownback's ambitious agenda
• Letter to the editor: On Regency Trailer Park
• Police nab 1 burglary suspect
• Local businesses experience slightly lower sales this holiday compared to 2009
• Letter to the editor: In opposition to consolidation
• Kindergarten class shares fun
• Army chief of staff spends Christmas in Iraq
• A special 'gift'
• Division champs
• David Sislo files for Milford council
• Family giving
• 'All I want ...'
• Newsham completes leadership program
• Marching band ready for bowl trip
• Back on track
• Cassel's courage inspires KC teammates
• State law thwarts Brownback's charity ball
• Mortar platoon enables PRTs to rebuild Iraq
• JCPD monitoring Regency Park
• Early Christmas
• Former MP connected to body found in Moon Lake
• Gov.-elect outlines aggressive agenda
• Railers roll to 58-41 win over Mission Valley
• Hart's 12 fuels Lady Railers 2nd win
• Soon the government check won't be in the mail
• Senior shadow
• KVE Associates brighten holiday for foster kids
• Our view: We're not alone in war on terror
• School fun
• Nelson named interim opera house manager
• Fort Riley battalion takes charge
• Some Regency residents not getting proper titles
• Feist named top pro of 2010
• Holiday donations on target, more still needed
• Our view: DADT end has come; it's about time
• County approves Lead Horse's stay at Munson farmstead
• Still searching
• Lady Jays bested 42-30 by Manhattan
• Irish boys put away Marysville, 57-36
• Same service, new location
• City to act on routine budget changes
• Graziers' winter conference set in Junction City
• ... and going
• Now is the time
• Our view: Lack of inspections puts public at risk
• Regents add math credit for college admission
• Attorney Bill Stahl honored for 60-year practice
• Sheriff's department, school make special donations to Salvation Army
• Holiday spirit
• Gifts for Teens
• Our view: Nutrition bill a step to better meals
• Restaurant inspections still in limbo
• Merry Christmas
• Sheriff hosts computer crime training
• Lady Irish put away Wamego, 60-41
• �Grandma� interacts with youngsters
• Flight through water
• Back on the court
• Blue Jays lose 63-61 heartbreaker in overtime
• Wakefield Museum bazaar deemed successful
• Haiti bound
• Our view: Filings encouraging for city's future
• Chapman schools near completion
• King celebration slates 3 days of events
• KBI enters Penny's rebate inquiry
• Fundraiser to help with adoption travel costs
• Blue jay wrestlers 6th at Clay Center
• Herington boys claim tournament title
• Franklin's muse
• Our view: Consolidation concerns noted
• Former policeman, vet files for office
• Our view: More good than bad in tax compromise
• Ho Ho Ho
• JCLT seeking $8,500 in donations
• Cooking up comfort food and more
• Holiday Express offers $1,200in prizes
• EDC members speak out on consolidation plan
• Bon voyage
• JCHS Quest team competes in Super Saturday
• Handbell choir performance rings in applause at opera house
• Code updates carry fee increases
• Veolia to wrap up curbside collectionMonday
• Our view: 'Glass is half full'
• EDC asks Rep.-elect Fawcett about casino support
• Season's spirit
• Runway spotlight
• Our view: Commission needs to act reasonably
• November kept county warmer than normal
• Police looking for burglary suspects
• Putting on the Glitz
• Weight loss program offers new, non-surgical option
• Rival dual
• Blessed duo
• Letter to the editor: Consolidation a step forward
• 'Church Basement Ladies' takes stage
• Building permit idea on city agenda
• City, Geary road crews prepared for winter
• Liaison works to keep 'homeless' students attending school
• Gold Orchestra youth symphony to perform
• Most agency heads favor merging of chamber, EDC, MAC, CVB
• Our view: Extending benefits cheaper than tax cuts
• Opera house, foundation get early Christmas gifts
• MAC hopes to move its office
• USD 475 to present added tech plan
• Jupiter Group cuts ribbon on wind turbine parts facility
• Parole violators put 'stress' on county jail
• Woman sentenced to 117 months; pleaded guilty to infant's murder
• Museum plans annual Christmas bazaar
• Dirt work begins for new hotel
• City probing 'promised' tax rebates
• Back at it
• Our view: Symbolic gesture still appreciated
• Retreat for 'change'
• JC Arts' Gallery walk offers holiday shopping, wine tasting
• Grants provide technology to teach
• Changes at the top
• Sands files for city office
• Game saver
• Blue Jays kick off season with scrimmage Monday
• Holiday 'gift' to grace stage
• Museum to host holiday concert
• Retailers: Black Friday sales good, but down slightly
• Our view: Food safety bill still achievable
• County to raise tipping fee in 2011
• Early risers seek big savings
• From student to teacher
• Holiday tour homes boast unique histories
• Letter to the editor: Opposed to merging EDC, MAC, CVB, chamber
• Our view: Allowing students to hide guns is a mistake
• UNT plays Fouts Field finale against K-State
• 'Picture Perfect Christmas'
• Our view: For-profit colleges must do better
• Law enforcement chase ends in arrest of robbery suspect
• JCLT adds 'Storybook Christmas' show
• Catalo files to run for city commission
• Reason for 'thanks'
• State unemployment rate at 6.4 percent
• JCHS seniors look to continue football careers
• Our view: Pat-downs give TSA image problems
• Franklin celebrates selection as a Blue Ribbon school
• Harvest in Kansas nears completion
• Slowdown one cause of GCH's revenue drop
• Open to all
• JC football team recaps year with banquet, awards
• Our view: Consolidation move is right move, right time
• Letter: Pleas join us
• Most Kansans think state is good place to live
• District to purchase 32 HVAC units for $151,008
• Buying plants can help curb local crime
• County avoids 'alarming mess' by spending in phases
• Under one roof
• Our view: Civilian court got the job done
• Letter to the editor: Why we're so angry
• All the World's a stage
• MAC director resigning
• City solves immediate cash-flow crisis
• Rapid response
• Our view: Milford carried through on good idea
• Rep.-elect Fawcett shares Army experience at MAC breakfast
• Landscape project
• 41 Geary taxpayers miss IRS refunds
• Extension council elects board members
• JC youth wrestling club hosts clinic
• Our view: Still time to ensure NBAF will be safe
• Increased rainfall helps crops, slows harvest
• JC pushes for food safety inspections
• Marriage and murder
• Smokeout emphasizes help offered to tobacco users
• Breaking stereotypes
• All-Centennial picks
• CVB may be part of consolidation effort
• 'Stars' in own right
• Milford council approves kids' street names
• City commission OKs shuttle service, fireworks sale ordinances
• Numerous area athletes earn all-league FB/VB honors
• JC's Thompson named to all-state academic cross country team
• Letter to the editor: Citizen leaders abundant in county
• Our view: Keep the cash here, shop locally
• Puppet stories
• Milford students help name new streets
• Home again
• City moves to regulate shuttle services
• Letters to editor: 'Our View' seemed unpersuasive
• Our view: Sacrifices must be made, accepted
• Young local singer competing in 'Rising Star' asks for 'votes'
• Theater announces 'Storybook Christmas' cast
• City commission to consider rezoning, fireworks
• Gratitude in stone
• Get it locally
• Our view: Food inspections need to be done
• Auto class prepares some students for 'real' world
• Mortgage rates fall to fresh lows
• History talked
• Calif. authorities kept eye on Salina suspect
• EDC/Spirt of '76 get updates from partners
• Three area schools earn Challenge Award
• Safety first
• Our view: Salvation Army offers hand up, not handout
• Warm, dry weather fuels harvests
• Students design winning ads
• Blue Jays conclude season with banquet
• Tough test headed to town
• Derek Scott taking over as JCHS baseball coach
• Future for cotton crop in Kansas looks healthy
• Wild � up close
• USO Fort Riley seeks center volunteers
• County to ask governor's team about food inspections
• Help, yes; but ...
• Letter: Opinion OK except when 'written' on my car
• Our view: The 'village' empowers non-parenting
• Blue Jays advance in state play
• 'Oops' may have been premature
• New governor eyes income tax cuts
• 'Baby' puts birth dilemmas to song
• Style for everyone
• Purple power
• No shortage of progress during 2010 fall season
• Ho, ho, ho!
• Merle Haggard to perform at Stiefel Theatre
• Worlds' oil thirst leads to risks
• Small voter turnout may be misleading
• OLetter to the editor: Fawcett will serve well
• Our view: Kudos to Geary County election workers
• Auctioned local steer will 'feed' U.S. troops
• Letter to the editor: Urging more support for the Opera House
• Our view: City should end Sunday alcohol ban
• Tax statements to be mailed Friday
• Family fiddlers
• Co. road funding in good shape
• Store owners differ on liquor sales
• Early parade
• Commission to consider shuttle, Sunday liquor
• District could start on new school by spring
• 'Best for less'
• Our View: Our endorsements
• White City's comeback falls 1 point short
• Silver thieves
• JC runners eyeing individual marks
• Jr. Jays teams win league titles
• AG Six: Voters' choice is between achievement record, promises
• Community coalition addresses at-risk youth
• GVP voters to consider sales tax hike
• Kansas college students plan to vote in big numbers
• 2nd half slip
• Many questions still unanswered for health insurers
• Former Chapman faculty member promoted
• Fawcett raises more than Hicks in 65th District race
• Our view: Calling the bluff of multinationals
• Warm temps help harvests progress rapidly
• Untitled
• A long-awaited rematch
• Rod's Hallmark closing JC store in December
• Good dental health may help prevent colds
• Stiefel's savior: Theatre relies on outside funding
• Darryl Worley to perform at Fort Riley
• Letter: Vote to support quality education
• Our view: Another federal intrusion
• A heartbreaker
• 'Living United'
• Our view: Proper voice is no voice in this case
• JC student advances in poster contest
• Letter: Vote to 'win' the 'war'
• Herington boys take 2nd at CC regionals
• State-bound Jays
• JC hangs tough with Manhattan, falls in 2 games
• Acrobats coming to opera house stage
• Life enrichment director views residents, staff as family
• Carlson's career in retail leads to her own store � Sears
• Murk enjoys job that allows flexibility to volunteer in the community
• Screen Machine keeps Hogan connected to area schools
• Bombers survive scare, keep playoff hopes alive
• Jays smite Trojans
• High school Key Club members, seniors interact at Manor
• McCain to present 'Fiddler'
• Our view: Keeping tabs on elected officials
• JC runners look to repeat league success at regionals
• JC soccer squad falls to Indians on the road Thursday
• Renovator certificate class to be offered
• New mission
• New hospital equipment tests field of vision
• Gospel concert to promote cancer awareness
• 'Friends' of fire dept. get tax exempt status
• Warm weather speeds harvest
• Our view: Cutting energy consumption
• A lot on the line
• JC starts sub-state volleyball against Manhattan
• Letter to the editor: Vet organizations lacking support
• JC tops Wamego Tuesday, falls to Manhattan
• Not a win, but ...
• CVB OKs $75,000 for opera house
• Tip of the hat
• Hutchinson promoting painted pianos project downtown
• Our view: Local business involvement growing
• Drivers, passengers get 'shot in the arm'
• County hears area business improving
• Function fun
• Our view: Congress must stop its insider trading
• Battle of the Junior Jays
• Herington takes 2nd at FHL VB tourney
• Girls X-country team takes 2nd at league, boys 3rd
• National 'Silly Bandz' craze popular locally
• Weather helps harvest progress
• Arts council launches revenue gaining strategy
• Our view: All we are is dust in the wind?
• Lady Jays' season ends on first day at state
• Bouncing back
• Commission to consider increasing water flow to GVP
• NAACP president plans to focus on youth
• Our view: Housing permits
• Banks seize 288K homes in Q3, but challenges await
• Herington boys CC team wins FHL meet
• JC topped at home in final seconds
• All Coffman, all Cats
• Generals not returning to Junction City in 2011
• Fire safety
• JCLT to hold auditions for 'A Storybook Christmas'
• Church to host arts fundraiser
• Our view: Scattershots
• Hawker Beechcraft offer seeks pay cut to keep jobs
• JC state qualifiers looking to enjoy the experience
• 'Maybe the toughest in the state'
• Dying Salina man makes it back to Maine
• Fort Riley fundraiser to feature pink flock
• Tuesday Jams
• 1 injured in morning shooting
• Clay County festival will take visitors to 'Days Gone By'
• Blue Jay soccer squad wins 1-0 at Salina South
• Rebuild nation's infrastructure
• Weak growth expected through 2011
• Dice run raises about $1,500 for Fisher House
• Tallgrass preserve to host harvest festival
• All about me
• Our view: Foreclosure scandal will slow recovery
• Blue Jay CC teams finish in top 10 at El Dorado
• Lady Jays take 2nd at regional tennis meet
• Rylee's run
• Historic hotel's new owners continue to blend old, new
• Wildcats spoil Railer homecoming
• Untitled
• Our view: Second debate: Lots of smoke
• Letter to the editor: Battle against domestic violence
• Home gathering
• Our view: Scattershots
• Letter to the Editor: Chief urges haunted house safety
• Crop harvests ahead of schedule statewide
• Seniors' delegates stand against medical marijuana use, promote other legislation
• Activity aplenty at recently opened range
• Irish's Clark takes 8th at home meet, Wakefield's Orr 13th
• JC falls behind early, never catches up with Heights
• Pumpkin Patch
• Junction City firefighters wear pink to support breast cancer fight
• JC soccer player helping kicking game
• JCHS faces challenge
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters receives $38K
• City sales tax revenue ahead of 2010 budget projections
• Our view: Bailout worked
• Letter to the editor: CVB rep impresses future visitor
• Flu shots available for military retirees
• Our view: College summit
• Chamber planning annual Christmas parade
• Fun for dough
• Milford State Park to feature trail of Halloween 'monsters'
• A senior victory
• St. X tops Flint Hills Christian
• Our view: Back from recess
• Business group turns on past allies
• County part of weather preparedness program
• Candidates vow to fight health care law
• Fitness without sports
• 96-year-old farmer receives award
• GOP stumping
• Students, adults can walk a mile for prizes, fun
• Commission to consider lease agreement
• Our view: Two amendments
• Munson Angus Farms expands services with dining, hitch
• Bigger and better
• Home rout
• Bombers overcome turnovers with big plays
• Brain clinic opens
• UPU industries managing director honors employee
• Eisenhower Leadership Patch now available for Scouts
• Internships give students hands-on experience
• Up and running
• Local tennis squads struggle Thursday
• JC falls to Washburn Rural 6-0 on the road
• Local youth place at livestock show
• State's corn crop ahead of schedule
• JCHS JROTC holds blood drive
• First Friday to feature audience interaction
• Our view: Scattershots
• Letter: Thanks to local fire department
• Charging forward
• October 2010 Community Calendar
• 5 new court volunteers sworn in
• Letter: Valued hospital volunteer moving
• Balancing Act
• Bombers go 1-1 at home Tuesday
• Chapman tennis team wins another home quad
• Glaser takes 2nd in No. 2 singles, JC finishes 4th
• Another tight one
• County schools, community can take part in 'Walk a Mile Day'
• Letter: A few reading recommendations
• Irish take all
• JC goes 1-3 at Seaman Saturday; Lady Jays fall at Manhattan Monday
• Lady Jay CC team takes 5th out of 30 squads at Rim Rock
• Homecoming spirit week activities in full swing
• Our view: No debate?
• Regents' enrollment figures may be skewed
• 'OZ' returns
• Our view: A job well done
• Letter to the editor: More on Kansas Coffee Party
• Overtime puts damper on Irish Homecoming
• Jays 4-0
• Railers fall 53-38 to N. Heights
• Area coalition to research at-risk youth
• Commander explains brigade's duties, reservist's role in Army
• Seasoned coach looking to turn around Railer football
• Similac recall may affect WIC clients
• Our view: Housing shortage
• Educators, parents offered 'HONK!' study guide
• Letter to the editor: De Zago backing former opponent
• 'Dancing' lessons
• Herington faces hike in power rates
• Our view: Show us the money
• Letter to the editor: Show respect for school zone signs
• Local 4-Hers earn awards at state fair
• CVB, EDC, chamber unveil marketing campaign
• Bringin' the D
• JC soccer squad falls at Topeka Tuesday
• Warm temperatures, rain help crops
• Getting bigger
• Our view: Scattershots
• Letter to the editor: Not backing Brownback for governor
• Lady Jay Stuckey takes 3rd at Washburn Rural tennis meet
• Lady Jays VB squad drops to 6-6 with losses in Emporia
• Jail charges draw few complaints
• Portion of 1st HBCT deploys to Iraq
• Keep truckin'
• Making learning fun
• Apple Day unites soldiers, citizens
• Our view: Food safety
• History made
• UAL, Continental shareholders OK airline deal
• District hiring yearbook teacher for new class
• Commission to consider lease, conduct hearings
• Our view: Saving money
• Schools foundation begins fundraiser
• Loving his work
• I-70 revisited
• AG unveils Operation Child Shield
• Our view: Playing politics
• Pulmonary fibrosis sufferer aims to educate public
• Clark building soccer culture at JCHS
• Chasing history
• Thompson wins 2nd straight CC meet
• 'Sisterhood'
• State's corn harvest ahead of schedule
• Turkey's upcoming constitutional referendum
• Chamber to hold 7th annual Junction Function
• Popular retreat
• Lady Jays tie for 2nd place at home meet Wednesday
• Marked improvement
• Junction City to face old foe Friday
• Presentation will explore Kansas cuisine
• Testa named Kansas Teacher of Year finalist
• Lady Jays top Topeka West, lose to Shawnee Heights, Washburn Rural
• Another thriller
• Post slates annual fall festival
• Sweet treats
• Our view: College expansion
• Kids can view, touch trucks Saturday
• Remembering 9/11
• CCCC seeking ways to expand Geary Campus
• Kansas courts studying caseloads by 'weight'
• Greenhouse gases
• Flint Hills Film Festival captures Geary County
• JC football team 'still needing mental focus'
• Lightning strikes
• Former Blue Jays to face off at K-State today
• Youngsters learn about 9/11
• Our view: Remembering 9-11
• Play time
• Life lived 'famously'
• Fighting Irish fall to Rock Creek 31-18
• Planning group tables rezoning for restaurants
• EDC will look at agreement on city/co. costs
• MAC makes plans for vets breakfast
• Our view: Tax cuts for the rich
• AWANA teaches kids scripture, its meaning
• Win streak over
• Orr takes 4th for Wakefield CC girls
• USD 475 working on plans for 2011 yearbook
• Resident sues city, others; wants $2M for losses, more
• 'Duck Race' to help JCLT Guild
• Our view: Charity and Congress
• Letter to the editor: In defense of Scott Johnson
• Zimmerman Playing for the Wilcats
• Blue Jays prep for Scots
• Commission hikes utility rates $19
• Tote-ally helpful
• Water could be issue with coal plant
• Our view: Election outlook
• Chapman falls to Abilene Tuesday
• JC soccer team wins Tuesday, improves to 3-0
• Lady Jays go 1-1 Tuesday in Topeka
• Chapman plays
• Our view: Overhaul needed
• JC Arts goes tech with new App
• 'Sounds of joy'
• MPC/BZA eyes rezoning for 2 new restaurants
• Zimmerman�s Debut
• Lady Jay Thompson takes 2nd at CC meet Saturday
• 'Bucks' for safety
• Our view: Finger pointing
• Commission to consider increased utility rates
• Letter: Senate should pass clean energy bill
• Formal, affordable
• Free family fun
• JCPD warns of local scam
• Our view: Scattershots
• August just seemed hotter and dryer
• Volunteers set scene for church's Kids Club
• Gunfights planned in Old Abilene Town
• Grant to help with developing senior campus
• Lady Jay volleyball squad goes 2-1 in Topeka
• Untitled
• Expo to give reptile breeders public exposure
• Fallen tree presents safety hazard
• All eyes on Heights
• Committee researches possible consolidation
• Fall Classic to tee off for Hospice
• Rainfall has mixed effect on crops
• Our view: New era in Iraq
• Millennium Bank receives $25,000 grant
• Whistling while she works
• Chapman preps for annual Labor Day celebration
• Letter: Not everyone can afford a home
• Turnaround begins
• St. X drops home match Tuesday
• Freshman Zimmerman makes K-State depth chart
• Fullback Wilson becoming a big hit at K-State
• Schools in review
• State owned casino hitting jackpot
• Man tied to girl's disappearance appears in court
• Moran requests DHS secure, remove bridges along border
• Our view: After Katrina
• Letter: Hunger Action Month arrives
• Coalition plans to address juveniles' needs
• Bully busting
• Realizing her dream
• 'HONK!' � If you love musicals
• Our view: Kudos
• Styles for all
• Ready for more
• Purple Power Play coming
• Church to hold 7th anniversary celebration
• Flag 'detail'
• Charred body ID'd as missing teen
• Our view:
• Blue Jays fly in challenge from JCHS alumni
• Bring on the games
• JC Arts sets after school art program
• EMS forced to write off half its fees
• Lights ... Camera ... Action
• Will Emmy bash honor fresh talent?
• Visitors lend helping hands
• Our view: Drilling ban
• Plenty of Blue Jay activities today, Friday
• Junction City native returns home to practice medicine
• City cutbacks, furloughs to be decided in Sept.
• Senate candidate tells Rotarians his ideas
• Our view: Islamic center
• Letter to editor: We have been saddled with debt
• KANSAS! mag hits newsstands, mailboxes this week
• X-country challenge
• County OKs budget after public hearing
• Our view: Hearing losses
• UCLA mishaps shaping up nicely for Wildcats
• Chemistry the key
• City eyes cutbacks, furloughs
• Post leaders: Still need for off-post homes
• Annual 'regatta'
• Program aims to identify local food producers for consumers
• Our view: Protest ban
• Our view: Protest ban
• Letter: Other places to compare
• 'The Old Man and ... His Field'
• Kansas shines in mag's 2010 rankings
• 'No deposit, no return'
• More post homes
• Eyeing down history
• Fence payments go to new company
• Archivist finds 1794 document in Eisenhower papers
• Motorized bikes stalled by state law
• Commission OKs 'Good Sam' rezoning
• GCH offers childbirth course, support group
• USD 475 will receive grant to boost reading
• Financial picture grim for Kan. schools
• Parole sweep leads to 21 arrests
• Our view: Thanks to CVB
• Governor: Ruling good for Montana oil companies
• Letter: The high cost of child care
• BCS 2010
• Outside perspective
• Salina may vote on sales tax for river renewal
• Our view: Big spender
• Historical society plans old schools tour
• Commissioners OK $42.9M budget, 1-cent additional sales tax
• Motivation, unification driving 2010 Blue Jays
• Running wild out west
• St. Xavier School educators attend workshop
• Despite heat, record corn crop likely
• Musicians to honor Clay Center woman
• Our view: School begins
• Fort Riley students complete space program
• Here come the Blue Jays
• Local rec department offering fall activities
• Corn, soybeans headed for record year
• Department savings could lower county mill levy
• EDC agrees to further explore consolidation
• Our view: Social Security
• Letter: Hewing to the center
• Fire causes evacuation at health department
• Snyder back for year No. 2 of second stint
• Pool to end season with Pooch Plunge
• Military spouses receive scholarships
• Lessons abroad
• Our view: Consolidation?
• Letter to the editor: A defense of Clinton's tenure
• Local man makes record catch at Perry Lake
• Campaign bus stop
• Board learns construction mostly on schedule
• Getting ready
• Our view: Scattershots
• Letter to the editor: Supports parking ticket challenge
• Letter to the editor: College disavows Obama billboard
• Study: Geary ranks high in spending
• JC native helping Neb. town with new tennis center
• Coalition to address juvenile needs
• Let's start keeping Kansas kids in Kansas
• Looking forward
• JCLT honors Neale with emeritus position
• Geary seeks 10% cut in dept. budgets
• Our view: Educational attainment
• Almost all are home
• Russia's export ban is good for Kansas farmers
• Valley View room donated in Wilkens' memory
• Welcome committee
• Our view: BP and Kagan
• Ticket leads to evaluation of city ordinance
• Stop in
• Weather affecting attendance at golf courses
• 60 locals to perform in JCLT's musical 'Honk!'
• The grand finale
• Safety check
• Our view: State aid passes
• Abilene IronCutters to take on Cowtown 9 Victorian style
• Letter: Time to cut the spending
• Public display
• Our view: Pass the bed tax
• What's cooking
• Letter: What makes our town special
• Hot, dry week leads to crop progress
• Superintendent concerned about progress reports
• Royal rerouted
• Chiefs have yet to address problem with front 7
• Growing pains
• Kan. Supreme Court Chief Justice Davis announces retirement
• Public invited to JC Arts board meeting
• Our view: Credit card fees
• Hot, humid July weather about normal
• Voting complete
• Voters OK 1-cent hike in city sales tax
• 'Street' arts
• Survey: Midwest economic confidence drops
• Our view: Now it's your turn
• Letter: More thoughts on city finances
• Shrine Bowl shiners
• Hollis places 6th in cross country all-star run
• 'Dragon' brigade now officially 'home'
• USD 475 levy lowest of comparable districts
• Our view: Shield law needed
• Taking a year off
• Letter to editor: Paper shouldn't endorse candidates
• Mane attraction
• That's all, folks
• JC's Elzinga 'honored' to be playing in today's Shrine Bowl
• Overcrowding puts animals' futures at stake
• Corps to waive fees for military, DoD personnel
• Load 'em up
• Generals handle Valley Center 8-3 at Rathert Thursday
• Unexpected dunking
• Breathing rehab service returns to hospital
• Our view: Immigration ruling
• Sundown Salute
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Geary County

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