Lansing, KS News

• Lansing, KS News
• City, county oppose move to the ‘Big 1st’
• Lansing PD proposes new system for vehicles
• Bobcats upset Wamego, advance to state softball semifinals
• Tonganoxie High grad makes debut competing in Abdallah Shrine Rodeo
• State track meets kick off
• Lansing baseball hangs tough, but falls at state
• Basehor VFW to present flags at Glenwood Cemetery on Memorial Day
• Basehor student graduates from Massachusetts university
• Basehor students graduate from K-State
• Shrine Rodeo finishes up tonight; demolition derby tomorrow in Tonganoxie
• Honor roll: Glenwood Ridge Elementary School, fourth quarter
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 28
• Lansing softball racks up postseason honors
• Live: Updates from state track and field meet in Wichita
• County approves animal control report
• Power in the pride
• Rural Leavenworth County animal-control force unlikely for near future
• Local sewing group pitches in for Kenya
• Football camp, conditioning opportunities available for Bonner Springs students
• District to hire firm to provide food services
• Cities approve first steps in new developments
• Council fears K-7 changes will hurt economy
• Remember When for May 24, 2012
• City band gearing up for summer performances
• Relay participation spurred by breast cancer diagnoses
• Memorial Day traditions
• Earwigs and memories
• Basehor PRIDE honors Yards of the Month for May
• Basehor-Linwood adds new girls basketball, wrestling coaches
• Food: Edible heirlooms: Favorite recipes help remember loved ones
• Five questions: Marble collecting
• Pets to be available for adoption in Basehor on Saturday
• Lansing announces Memorial Day schedule
• Lansing museum part of "Blue Star" program
• Library to host carnival
• Miles becomes new Basehor City Council president
• Track duo dubbed champs
• Lansing seniors say goodbye
• Edwardsville 3-year-old drowns in family pool
• Young BSHS swim team continues growth down to season's final day
• Basehor man dies in motorcycle wreck near Linwood
• Sporting seeks to end May winless streak on Sunday
• THS Class of 2012 officially alumni
• BLHS school record falls, Bailey shines as schools qualify track and field athletes
• As repairs continue, Corps announces 2012 flood outlook
• Lady Lions end season at state
• BLHS group playing host to worship event Sunday
• Basehor students among KU grads
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 21
• Basehor City Council meeting agenda: May 21
• Fire chief proud of 2011 accomplishments
• Licensing upgrade causes backup at local offices
• De Soto edges Bonner Springs in girls soccer regional final
• Basehor-Linwood Class of 2012 turns toward its future
• Motorcycle accident in Tonganoxie sends man to hospital
• Basehor library planning group for home-business owners
• Watch Lansing girls swim at state
• Special teams football camp to be offered in Basehor in June
• Lansing looks toward technology
• Regionals: BLHS, BSHS baseball and golf teams conclude seasons
• BLHS, BSHS track and field await regionals on Friday
• BSHS girls swim team ready for state
• Secrets of salt
• Remember When for May 17, 2012
• Neighbors: Ashley Crane
• Art show gives students self-esteem boost
• Basehor Chamber asking for Outstanding Citizen nominations
• A step back in time: Bonner business creates WWI 'toy'
• Martley: Click It or Ticket just around the corner
• Record flock: BLHS Class of 2012 contains 6 Eagle Scouts
• Food: Steamed hake packs in the flavor
• Redmond one-hits BSHS to send Bobcats back to state tournament
• Stephens' hat trick leads Basehor-Linwood past regionals first round
• Lansing baseball state bound
• Lady Lions girls' soccer left behind
• KC Chief McGraw visits cousin's classmates at Basehor Intermediate School
• Registration for May youth softball camp nearing
• Five questions: Window watch
• Lansing board approves HS finals exemption
• Redmond, offense's red hot bats lead BLHS to 15-0 first-round regional win
• Bonner Springs begins regional softball tournament with 19-3 victory
• Basehor-Linwood sixth-graders getting iPads in fall
• Duncan gets 10 years for attempt to entice a minor
• St. Mary graduates recall diverse reasons for study
• Flower not running for re-election to Leavenworth County Commission
• Basehor resident accused of hiring man to kill his wife
• Imac graduates encouraged to dream big
• Bonner man dies in crash on I-435
• Undermanned Sporting KC loses third straight
• BSHS executes but falls short at 4A tennis tournament
• Lansing's Patel crowned state champ
• BLHS and BSHS regionals roundup
• Photos: Basehor Community Garden grand opening
• Excess success at state
• Basehor business donates pet-sized oxygen masks to fire department
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 14
• Basehor-Linwood school board agenda: May 14
• Tonganoxie man charged with eavesdropping for allegedly videotaping children
• LCDC finding more business prospects this year
• BLHS, BSHS baseball teams' focus turns to regionals after splitting regular season finale
• Remember When for May 10, 2012
• Teacher retiring after 33 years in Basehor-Linwood schools
• When nothing much is a whole lot
• Bleacher cost increases
• Mothers shape our lives
• Salvation Army job fair approaches
• BSHS students organize special meal
• Lansing escapee found in KCK
• LCF inmate back in custody
• U.S. 24-40 construction work in Tonganoxie expected to finish Thursday
• Streit tabbed as new BSHS basketball coach
• No. 1-seeded Bobcats work, play hard to success
• Mill Valley too much for BSHS girls soccer team
• #BonnerSports Roundup: BSHS swimmer qualifies for state, football and cheerleading registration starts Saturday
• BLHS-BSHS baseball concludes season with makeup game
• Bush, Schneck to represent BSHS at state tennis tournament this weekend
• Braves win five straight to turn season around before regionals
• Graduation ceremonies pack coming weeks
• Food: Treat mom to a kid-and-dad-proof Mother’s Day breakfast
• Bobcat soccer shut out at Tonganoxie
• Five questions: Avoiding scams
• Stages of support
• Easton man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• Postal Service food drive is Saturday in Basehor
• Basehor VFW dinner to raise funds for second-grader's medical costs
• Leavenworth County Democrats now meeting at Heritage Center in Leavenworth
• BSHS journalists are state champs
• GIS continues map update
• Police looking for driver of stolen truck who led officers on chase
• Basehor council paves way for state loan refinancing
• Lansing library gets new dropoff
• LvCo Democrats to meet in Basehor
• Leavenworth baseball topples Lansing
• County cut ribbon on CR-5 bridge
• Tickets punched
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 7
• Man who escaped from Lansing in April still free
• Basehor City Council work session and special meeting agenda: May 7
• BLHS alumni on honor rolls at Northwest Missouri State
• Basehor-Linwood Virtual School enrollment open
• Basehor council members voice support for city employees
• Briefly: BSHS softball sweeps Tonganoxie, baseball splits doubleheader
• Blackwell elected council president
• Leavenworth County man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• Chumley: Trying to kick it at the NFL level
• Remember When for May 3, 2012
• Marble Day promises old-fashioned fun
• I-435 resurfacing project to close lanes
• Suggestions for graduates
• City offers fishing clinic
• Geary to retire from Vaughn-Trent after a decade as director
• Plant, grow and share: community garden builds roots
• Sprouting a sense of community: Basehor group garden opens
• BSHS girls soccer draws Christ Prep
• Basehor-Linwood boys golf on the rise
• #BonnerSports Roundup: Boys tennis prepares for regionals, girls to host WYCO meet
• Kansas Force boys, girls football tryouts next week
• Redmond, Tush lead Bobcats to sweep of Tonganoxie
• Basehor City Council retreat set for Thursday at Falcon Lakes
• BLHS students selling plants this week
• Five questions: Salt savvy
• BLHS-BSHS baseball, BSHS softball games cancelled
• Lansing DAZE scheduled for this weekend
• Cash Mob targeting Holy-Field Winery on Saturday
• Animal Control report due soon
• Food: New way with a Southern classic: shrimp and grits
• Linwood Elementary having open house for building's 50th anniversary
• Kansas City woman sentenced to federal prison for adoption scam
• Basehor dance troupe finishes first at KC competition
• Bobcats fourth, Braves sixth in Butch Foster Memorial baseball classic
• Lansing grad emphasizes importance of education
• Former SRS employee admits to fraudulent practices
• Basehor VFW members give $525 to fifth-graders
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 30
• Basehor-Linwood softball sweeps Braves in a wild one
• Bobcats upset No. 1 seed in Butch Foster first round
• Lansing Council talks benefit district
• Entreprenuership focus of KCKCC summit
• Healthy kids event set Saturday at Bonner YMCA
• Scouts to honorably dispose of flags in ceremony
• Bus drivers sought
• Sport events stir spirit
• Remember When for April 26, 2012
• When love is not enough
• Casino revenues down in March
• Murphys, Tush named BLHS' top athletes of 2012
• County Road 5 near Tonganoxie to re-open May 4, weather permitting
• Basehor-Linwood High School students win scholarship in memory of former classmate
• Truck overturns near Bonner Springs, killing up to 40 cattle
• A week later, LCF escapee still at large
• Lions, Raiders: part II
• Neighbors: JoAnn Maciaszek
• Fort Leavenworth historic tour is May 5
• More than 40 volunteers chip in with city cleanup
• Humane Society having quarterly meeting Tuesday
• BLHS Jazz Night set for May 3 at Legends 14 Theatres
• Leavenworth man sentenced to more than 12 years in child pornography case
• Sporting KC returns May 5
• BSHS girls soccer tops Piper
• BSHS girls swim team third at Leavenworth Invitational
• BSHS, BLHS baseball teams face tough slate
• Girls basketball coach Simpson to leave Basehor-Linwood for Liberty
• Opportunity slips away as Braves swept by MVHS
• Basehor-Linwood softball surging, rivalry showdown with BSHS next up
• Things falling into place for Bailey: Junior records personal best at Kansas Relays
• New Basehor City Council member Ty Garver says he's looking forward
• A look inside the landfill
• Jaguars breeze past Braves in softball doubleheader
• Lansing girls swim nearly pulls out win
• Simplicity key for spring vegetables
• Tonganoxie hires city administrator
• Cyclones’ big innings sink Lions baseball
• Vehicle registration, driver's license renewal unavailable for first week of May
• Accident slows traffic at Kansas Avenue and K-7
• Not bad for a teacher: BLMS' Scott Russell wins ninth javelin event at Kansas Relays on Friday
• RCCP brings Laramie’s lessons to life
• LEF plans 8th annual breakfast
• New Basehor council member Brian Healy knows city is watching
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 23
• Lansing council OKs school zone changes
• Leavenworth County airport process a slow one, official says
• Sixth graders made plea for healthier lunches
• Beware possible insurance scams
• Remember When for April 19, 2012
• Email scams abound
• Marble Day events set May 5
• 'Tractor Cruise' to serve as Ag Hall fundraiser
• I-435/I-70 ramps to close beginning Monday
• Rarer than gold: Girl Scout plans to earn highest award
• Basehor-Linwood High School musicians qualify for state festival
• Elementary students invited to BLHS spring play, 'The Princess King'
• Letter: Lack of female representation in Basehor
• 2012 Kansas Relays participants from BSHS and BLHS
• Hundreds cheer Basehor-Linwood basketball team at community assembly for state champions
• LCF inmate escapes
• Convicted sex offender escapes from Lansing
• Alliance gets grant from Kemper Foundation
• Damaged levees result in close call for flooding
• Food: Almond-crusted chicken a quick dinner
• Five questions: Plant a tree
• County commission seeks more info on airports
• Lions top cats at Tongie track meet
• Lansing High School sends 10 students to DECA championships
• Lady Lions swim team earns decisive victory
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 16
• Red, White and Biscuit breakfast is Saturday
• Cash, computer equipment taken from Tonganoxie restaurant
• Lansing council reviews benefits
• Commission to stay out of redistricting fight
• A Look Back: Annual Spaghetti Dinner
• Jackson's journey: Basehor second-grader back in action three months after brain surgery
• Five questions: Rabies on rise?
• State leaders fired up over court furloughs
• Brownback calls barber bill an economic burden
• Huhn brought on as permanent chief
• Lions earn run-spread win over Tongie
• Board hears bond details
• United Way celebrates success
• Basehor-Linwood softball coach among participants in KU Hospital heart health program
• Area allergy specialist offers tips for surviving season
• Timberwolves stifle Lansing baseball
• Jalapenos opens to large crowds in Tonganoxie
• Committee likely to recommend no additional funding for Leavenworth County animal control
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 9
• Council agrees to extension of developer credits
• Lady Lions soccer shows offensive teeth
• Lansing softball suffers two close defeats
• Lady Lion swimmers continue to improve
• Busy week for Lansing golfers
• Food: Have faith in these dessert recipes, for Passover and beyond
• Food: A strawberry-apricot tart to get ready for spring
• Food: Simple, speedy popovers work for breakfast, too
• Support group for pre-natal and nursing mothers to be offered in Tonganoxie
• Woman arrested on aggravated battery charges north of Basehor
• Lansing blanks Seaman 2-0
• Lions dominate Spring Hill Quad
• Attorney to give finance talks at Basehor Community Library
• Basehor VFW Post dinner to raise funds for fifth-graders' wreath project
• United Way annual meeting scheduled for Monday
• Arrangement displays 50 years of memories
• Five questions: Tobacco-free teens
• State will benefit from lottery win
• Budget meltdown could cause furloughs in courts
• Lions capture 7 golds at Baldwin
• First customers cheer Orscheln's opening in Basehor
• Food: Kids can help with this Easter dessert
• Food: This Easter, ditch ham but keep the pig
• Lansing takes down Tongie 4-1
• Basehor Orscheln store putting on finishing touches; opening set for Monday
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 2
• Rummage sale to raise funds for Linwood library
• Lansing library schedules summer programs
• Lansing schedules fishing derby
• Longtime Lansing coach helps build USM track team
• A Look Back: TED talks
• House gives preliminary OK to bill that supporters say preserves religious freedom, but opponents say allows discrimination
• Kansas House advances abortion 'conscience' bill
• Kansas House rejects proposed amendment on funding
• State health officials warn of increase in rabies
• House advances bill creating prayer room
• Lady Lion swimmers get feet wet in first meet
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight for area counties
• Retired school workers meeting in Leavenworth on April 5
• Council on Aging receives anonymous donation
• Five questions: Storm preparation
• Lansing baseball splits with Braves
• Lions seventh at Sunflower Classic
• As 'Kony 2012' group visits Basehor-Linwood High School, students join awareness effort
• Jobs fair planned April 10 at Great Mall
• State qualifiers head Lansing track team
• Cemetery project at a crossroads
• Lions softball hungry
• Lansing team sets sights on more medals in 2012 season
• Food: Party like mad! Or at least like 'Mad Men' might
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of March 26
• Soldier being held at Fort Leavenworth charged with 17 murder counts in Afghan killings
• Lansing girls' soccer to build on youth
• Lions put focus on team
• Rock chalk superstitions in Tonganoxie
• Incentives exist for hiring veterans, official says
• House budget would cut spending by $600 million
• Five questions: Poison protection
• Appraiser reports home values down
• Food: Pub grub at home — Recipes for March Madness
• Lawyer describes talk with Afghan killings suspect held at Fort Leavenworth
• Basehor Dairy Days organizers looking for vendors, entertainers
• Kansas Court of Appeals to hear oral arguments at KU, Johnson County CC
• A Look Back: A Brush with Letterheads
• Wildlife federation honors Kansas Riverkeeper for conservation efforts
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of March 19
• Afghan shooting suspect expected to be brought to Fort Leavenworth
• Lansing council holds off on airport decision
• Farmer gives $2,500 to Basehor Historical Museum after winning contest
• Crews finish work to remove semi trailer from ditch on U.S. 24-40
• St. Pat’s Parade to celebrate 29 years
• Fatality reported in K-7 crash
• University expands health care degrees
• Independence, Mo., man killed in K-7 accident
• Chamber to host Legislative Update
• Former county employee found guilty of misdemeanor theft
• McEvoy to serve as St. Patrick’s Day grand marshal
• A night with the heroes and villains of KCK’s Metro Pro Wrestling
• PHOTOS: Kids play with blocks at Basehor-Linwood Parents as Teachers program
• Five questions: Flu still around
• Construction at U.S. 24-40 and K-16 starts today, expected to last through Thursday in Tonganoxie
• Lansing board votes to start research for possible bond issue
• Severe-weather sirens meant to reach only outdoor areas, Leavenworth County official says
• Lawrence resident, 29, chronicles life-changing brain injury in new book
• Few people using Kansas fund for problem gamblers
• Abortion bill brings up more than just tax issues
• Bridge work delayed one day
• Bishop Carroll takes down Lansing in 5A state consolation game
• Communities continue to ponder airport
• Kapaun-Mt. Carmel defeats Lansing in state semis
• Work starting back up on K-92 bridge in Leavenworth
• Food: The perfect week for pie
• Leavenworth County business outlook appears brighter, officials say
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of March 12
• A Look Back: Before photography
• Rollover accident Thursday morning
• Lansing boys' basketball in 5A state final four
• Leavenworth County man, 23, accused of hitting father with handgun near Basehor
• Kansas moves closer to ending ban on happy hour
• Basehor dog-grooming business moves into stand-alone shop
• Carnegie prepares for student art show
• Legislators expecting fights on major issues
• Republicans to have caucus Saturday in Leavenworth
• Kansas Legislators raise concerns about schools reaching dyslexic students
• Five questions: Good consumer
• Food: What's your cup of tea?
• Dickson aims to succeed longtime Leavenworth County Treasurer Young
• Lansing officials report few problems with new trash service
• Twice is nice
• Lansing boys bowl to top three finish at 5-1A state
• LEF seeks "Teacher of the Year" nominations
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: Week of March 5
• 2011 Tonganoxie High grad receives honor from Emporia State
• Basehor mayor denies request for special council meeting before recalls take effect
• Lansing council approves administrator contract
• A Look Back: Lansing gymnasium history
• Humane Society's spay-neuter program coming to Easton in March
• Two men die near Lansing in apparent murder-suicide
• Carnegie sponsors student art show
• Retired school workers to meet in Leavenworth on Thursday
• Geo whiz
• Tornado watch issued for Douglas, Franklin and Jefferson counties
• Lansing library to reduce hours
• Driver declines hospital visit after rollover on U.S. 24-40 near Basehor
• Basehor recall update: Turnout outpaces numbers from past city elections
• City continues to field trash questions
• Proposal would put chapel in the Capitol
• School finance lawsuit looms over Legislature
• Pursel joins state wrestling history
• Rumsfeld visits Fort Leavenworth
• County Commission sets agenda
• Lansing girls' bowling wins again at Piper
• Wind fuels 3-alarm fire at Shawnee apartment complex
• County commission OKs shooting range near Tonganoxie
• Brownback favors Leavenworth County being its own Kansas Senate district, chief of staff says
• 'Fake Beard Bandit' pleads guilty in Shawnee bank robbery
• No decision made on airport studies as county waits for cities to agree on site
• Three local sites recommended for historic grants
• Local IHOP to offer free pancakes
• Gambling task force forming; members sought
• Leavenworth County leadership class collecting goods for needy
• Brownback chief of staff testifies on senate redistricting
• House panel delays vote on abortion bill
• Changes to Kansas water policy moving forward
• Senator proposes adding funds to Brownback’s school finance plan
• Council votes to move Tonganoxie Police Department across street amid basement issues
• Shooting range draws concern
• Five questions: It's a leap year
• A childhood favorite all grown up: Mature mac and cheese
• KU professor speaks on Lincoln, Brown
• An even dozen
• Kansas House panel postpones vote on abortion bill
• Animal control panel to cull data
• Fiscal concerns take center stage as update
• County commission sets agenda
• Lansing utility rates to increase
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: Week of Feb. 20
• Lansing Council OKs solid waste fees
• Round Two: Basehor-Linwood gets second chance at Lansing Friday
• Calling for help
• New trash carts scheduled for delivery
• Even kids with 20/20 eyesight can have vision problems at school, optometrist says
• Deffenbaugh cart delivery scheduled to start Monday
• A Look Back: Cars
• Historical society having soup, chili feed Thursday
• State officials urge caution with pertussis
• Goodman files for re-election
• KU professor to deliver Lincoln Lecture
• Leavenworth County Dogs-R-Us Project Club
• GOP Women's Club to discuss presidential candidates
• Five questions: Tips from the heart
• Legislative leaders skeptical of Brownback's budget plan
• Lansing Board votes against nepotism policy
• Corps could start soon on levy repair
• Lions, Pioneers renew rivalry
• Three Lions crowned champs
• Lansing to observe Presidents Day
• LEF, Carnegie sponsor Vienna Boys Choir
• New 911 address update complete
• County commission sets agenda
• City of Lansing to be closed Feb. 20 in observance of Presidents Day
• Food: (Un)Chocolate for your sweetheart?
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: Week of Feb. 13
• Commissioners praise new planning efforts
• KU Chancellor speaks to Fort Leavenworth soldiers on civil rights in military
• A Look Back: Culture of Years Gone By
• Leavenworth County Sheriff Zoellner not seeking re-election; Capt. Dedeke files for seat
• Officials get the word out on solid waste changes
• Former Congressman announces he has Alzheimer's
• Historical Society brings back 5k run
• A look back: Vienna Choir coming to Lansing
• Five questions: Cards of love
• Fire Board discusses changes to hiring policy
• Appraiser reports on local housing
• Leadership class to host food drive
• Local, national reports point to mending economy
• Revved up crowd helps open Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Lansing School Board goes paperless for meetings
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Feb. 6
• Fire District board to meet
• County commission sets agenda
• Tax sale nets $1.047 million for county
• Lansing moves housing development forward
• Grass fire spreads through Basehor Christmas tree farm
• A Look Back: Keywords are important
• Food: Cheap eats: How to save money but not sacrifice health
• More jobs added from CPAC project
• Unique art show provides audience to inmates
• Five Lions realize football dreams
• Students to vie for spelling crown Friday
• Lansing girls take tight loss at Bishop Ward
• Other Tonganoxie convenience stores add services, tweak hours
• Era ends
• County Republican meeting to feature Salina legislator
• Methodist churches in McLouth, Tonganoxie competing in soup drive
• Five questions: Tax season is here
• Leavenworth County panel tackling rural stray-animal problem
• Two Lions earn gold
• Community organizations plan Black History Month "extravaganza"
• Lions best Bobcats in barnburner
• Lady Lions stumble against Bobcats
• Food: A dead time for farmers? Not quite
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 30
• County sets agenda, cancels airport meeting
• Council debates waste discounts
• County schedules airport meeting
• Spay-neuter transport leaving from Basehor in February
• League of Women Voters to discuss plans, issues for year
• Leadership group planning February food drive
• Graeber running for re-election; Tonganoxie council member gearing for commission run
• Lansing library offers video Valentines
• Basehor-Linwood school dog among Kansas-trained canines that brighten days for many
• Blackwell files for mayor in Lansing
• Mold reappears at courthouse
• Assistance dogs trained in Kansas provide gift of independence
• Former Basehor administrator Loughry suing city for more than $500,000
• Fort Leavenworth is “unique” asset, governor says
• Lions suffer first loss
• Smooth operators: Smoothies blend nutrition and a simple package
• Brownback touts tax proposal at LCDC gathering
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 23
• Lansing council approves LCDC funding
• Sand in the City to return to Wonderscope this year
• Jobs report good for NE Kansas
• ‘Learn at Lunch’ focuses on credit
• Four Bonner Springs wrestlers place at Bobcat Classic
• Lions continue to improve times at Osawatomie meet
• Lansing freshman rolls perfect game
• Fire district might tape meetings
• VFW Auxiliary national president to visit Leavenworth
• 5 Questions: Tracking credit
• Montemayor: 1,000-point milestones don't obscure twins', Bobcats' grand thoughts
• KCKCC offering sign language classes
• Fire board to revamp hiring process
• Lions demolish Atchison
• Lady Lions falter against Silver Lake in Tongie Tourney
• Four Bonner Springs wrestlers place at Bobcat Classic
• Event scheduled to celebrate King’s legacy
• Food: Peary easy desserts
• Rolf honored at Chamber banquet
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 16
• County inviting cities to discuss future of airport project
• Brownback to speak at LCDC luncheon
• Brownback to speak at LCDC meeting in Leavenworth
• Man accused of threatening Tonganoxie principal appears in court
• Montemayor: For teens on the football field, stakes are higher than we imagined
• Animal control panel conducts inaugural meeting
• Leavenworth man pleads guilty in gun theft case
• Lansing offices to close for King's holiday
• 5 Questions: Peaceful Rest
• Lansing board approves contract extension
• Lions, Pioneers take on Wildcat Wrestling Classic
• Sunday gas leak blamed for unpleasant odor on Fort Leavenworth, surrounding area
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 9
• Big issues loom for legislative session
• Lansing council approves rezoning
• Lions set 2 new school records
• Humane Society spay/neuter transport coming to Linwood
• Animal control committee meeting date set
• Cirque du Soleil brings Jackson's story to KC stage
• Winter trail race on Jan. 13 at WyCo Lake Park
• 5 Questions: E-book advice
• Extension to present Knowledge at Noon
• Hollywood Casino announces Feb. 3 opening date
• Carnegie to showcase work of KCAI students
• Governor's plan for managed care raising concerns
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Snowy owls head south in search of food
• Leavenworth County Commission to meet
• Purple Heart veterans charity dissolved
• United Way at 90 percent of goal
• County official Magaha wins state emergency management award
• Library hosts tutoring for Lansing schools
• Ladies Auxiliary biscuit and gravy breakfast Sunday
• Multiple Monday morning accidents cause traffic delays on turnpike
• Local electronic recycler provides solution to Christmas gift conundrum
• 5 Questions: A Penny Saved...
• Q5: Lansing grads, friends run in New York City Marathon
• Local family makes Christmas for Joplin residents
• The start of something big
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Dec. 26
• Ruff on the rise
• The week before Christmas
• KCKCC yoga classes collect funds, food for needy
• Fire Science program at KCKCC expanding
• 5 Questions: Recipe For Safety
• Lions sixth at Emporia Winter Classic
• Input sought regarding statewide intercity bus system
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Dec. 19
• Lansing approves KDOT funds for DeSoto project
• Soldier father surprises 6-year-old daughter in Basehor-Linwood kindergarten class with return
• KHP trooper taken by air ambulance to KU hospital following U.S. 24-40 rollover accident.
• Residents' concerns about new Leavenworth prison include visibility, fate of buffalo
• Brownback releases school funding plan
• Logan: Timeless sports tales make great gift options
• Lansing swims to second
• Basehor fifth-grader with deep military lineage gives back through Wreaths Across America
• OB/GYN joins Bonner clinic
• Brownback outlines new school finance plan
• LCDC approves 2012 budget
• Shawnee laying groundwork for riverfront 'Eco-Commerce Center'
• Teacher, administrator say support is key
• Lansing boys take down Turner 59-41
• Lady Lions earn much-needed win
• 5 Questions: Seasonal Travel
• Lansing district refinances bonds
• Lions wrangle sixth at Eudora
• Lions edge Free State
• Lansing announces holiday schedule
• Public meeting Wednesday to address proposed new Leavenworth prison
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Dec. 12
• Lady Lions falter in road loss at Seaman
• Lansing boys' basketball stays unbeaten
• Orscheln completes deal for former grocery building, plans to open Basehor store in spring 2012
• Legislators preview upcoming session in breakfast
• Habitat for Humanity seeks home applicants
• Unusually shiny donation in Salvation Army kettle could 'help a lot of families'
• Lansing seeks help with Angel Tree drive
• 5 Questions: Picking safe toys
• Screening of film about endurance race to include forum with top local runners
• Joint board appoints new members
• Blood drive in Leavenworth set for Dec. 13
• Challenge accepted: Eight local wrestlers earn titles at Challenger Tourney
• 40th MPs return from Iraq
• Wreaths Across America to honor veterans in Leavenworth
• Holidays highlight ongoing issues with hunger
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Dec. 5
• Lansing Council approves new trash contract
• Port Authority offering up to $260,000 for Tonganoxie industrial park development
• Kansas revenue department refuses request for information about tax reform group
• Lady Lions look to recharge
• Lansing packs talented punch
• Hollywood Casino jobs fair to take place at KCKCC
• Regional study seeks to guide future development of K-7 corridor
• League of Women Voters invites legislators to speak
• Heritage Center events coming in December
• Missouri River bridge in Leavenworth back to two lanes for winter
• 5 Questions: Time To Winterize
• KBCA releases preseason rankings
• Local volunteers give 'green' to Joplin
• Sinovic comes back home as Sporting KC sends Arnaud to Montreal
• Sporting KC extends contract to Nielsen
• Woman pleads guilty in adoption scam, victims included Shawnee and Bonner Springs residents
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 28
• Sinovic selected in MLS Expansion Draft
• Second open house scheduled for K-7 study
• Lansing to celebrate 25th annual tree lighting
• Sporting KC waives 4
• All-Kaw Valley League football, boys soccer and volleyball teams
• OSU coach killed in plane crash began career at KCKCC in 1990
• Ag Hall director: 2011 season 'hard to top'
• LCDC director preaches importance of economic growth
• Battle of the Brains results announced
• 5 Questions: Preparing The Bird
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 21
• County may contribute funding to Tonganoxie business park
• LCF inmates back in custody
• Escapees surrender to authorities in KCK
• Chances of escapees remaining free are slim, past history shows
• Lions gather league football honors
• Four area soccer players named all-state
• Two burglaries reported in two days in Lansing
• Two LCF escapees still at large
• Annual KCK holiday event to feature hot-air balloons
• Ag Hall offers memorial bricks for Walk of Fame
• Two LCF inmates reported missing
• Authorities on lookout for two Lansing prison escapees
• Businesses hope to increase dredging along Kansas River; environmentalists warn process is destructive
• 5 Questions: Holiday Travel
• Bond refinancing on hold
• Lansing students make finals in regional science contest
• Four Lions tapped as All-KVL volleyball selections
• Basehor-Linwood district strikes limitations from memorial policy
• LCDC offering career program for high-schoolers at Justice Center in Leavenworth
• Scores of attendees — and parade entries — honor veterans in Leavenworth
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 14
• Health advisory lifted for Lansing detention basin
• Trophy for Lady Lions
• Tonganoxie graduate among those killed in grain elevator explosion
• Bunbury powers Sporting KC to playoff victory against Colorado
• Sporting KC to open MLS Cup playoffs today
• Sloppy start dooms Lansing in loss
• Lady Lions just short at state tourney
• Humane Society spay/neuter transport leaving from Tonganoxie in November
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 31
• Lansing discusses stormwater utility
• County votes to change district boundaries
• Parade group looking for oldest living WWII vet in Leavenworth County
• Sporting KC awaits playoff opponent
• Letter: School seeking Kansas items
• Bible Baptist to offer second free donation event
• KCK ReStore to accept old, unwanted electronics
• Trick and treat
• Lansing to dedicate Veterans Memorial
• Mayor's Christmas Tree in Lansing accepting applications for assistance
• Lansing announces hours for trick-or-treating
• Lansing Middle School students learn from each other
• 5 Questions: No tricks
• Lansing library to host tech toybox
• Lansing Police detail trick or treating hours
• Trick and treat
• Lansing is state bound
• Lady Lions gunning for state trophy
• Former Lansing police officer, school board member enters plea in attempted sex case involving minor
• Lansing looks for new trash provider
• Duncan to be in court Monday
• Lions stop Stallions 33-12
• Leavenworth County Commission to meet
• Linwood Community Library celebrating 1-year anniversary Sunday with open house
• Man convicted of marijuana-related DUI after driving into Basehor yard in August 2010
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 24
• Lansing discusses ward maps
• Andover high-schooler, KU student win crowns at Basehor pageant
• Lansing accepts applications for Mayor's Christmas Tree
• Dedication scheduled for Lansing memorial
• 5 Questions: Enrollment time
• Fire board votes not to renew chief’s contract
• Lansing boys' soccer beat by Hayden on late goal
• Basehor craft fairs at BLHS, Holy Angels church set for Nov. 5
• Two local sites named to National Historic Register
• Man in Thursday motorcycle accident listed in critical condition
• Tonganoxie, McLouth schools earn Standard of Excellence honors
• Tonganoxie meat plant reopens
• Many VA center jobs going to Leavenworth County residents
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 17
• Lady Lions earn KVL title
• Lady Lions take on state’s top teams
• Linn County man injured in motorcycle wreck south of Tonganoxie
• Lansing fire chief’s contract up
• Pet adoptions encouraged through fashionable event
• Barrier-breaking female golfer honored in KCK
• Hollywood Casino taking shape
• KCKCC jazz coming to the Legends, Jardines
• Kultala files for second term
• 5 Questions: Celebrating Fall
• Kultala files for second term in state senate
• Lansing board refinances bonds
• Lady Lions volleyball rolling, overpowers Lady Vikings
• Pioneers, Lions compete in graded race
• Lions power past Chieftains
• Ag Hall to offer 3rd annual trick-or-treating event
• Hunt for missing baby moves into Shawnee
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 10
• Council approves special use permit for truck parking
• Probation revoked for Lansing man convicted of child exploitation
• Village West events honor NASCAR, heroes
• Lions stay perfect in KVL
• Tonganoxie City Council closing in on decision on CR1 industrial park's fate
• Fort Leavenworth to induct class into hall Thursday
• 5 Questions: Think Pink
• Lansing girls round out regular season
• Classes for kidney disease sufferers available Tuesdays
• Ethics Commission says legislators can use campaign funds to pay for office water coolers
• Humane Society offering pet contests Saturday in Lansing
• Bob Dole honored with first plaque on Kansas Walk of Honor
• Repealer hitting the road to gain public input on what laws need to be repealed
• Lions romp over Cyclones
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour is this weekend
• Commission names new Leavenworth County admininstrator
• Lions handle Mill Valley 5-0 for key win
• Google doodles
• Estimated 9,000 visitors turn out for rare look inside GM's Fairfax plant
• Registration open for Kerry Roberts Basketball
• Tonganoxie resident dies morning of scheduled sentencing; police continue investigating cause of death
• Back in the saddle: Woman rides again after 60-plus years
• 5 Questions: Shear Madness
• Lansing volleyball takes control of league destiny
• Allegations, health insurance benefit questions preceded Loughry's firing
• Lady Lions second at Rim Rock
• Leavenworth cyclist found injured along highway during bicycle event; cause of injuries still unknown
• Oral histories of World War II from 1940s era Kansans topic of historical society presentation Tuesday
• Investigation continues into death of Tonganoxie man scheduled to be sentenced in aggravated assault case
• Lansing council talks Gilman light
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 26
• GM plant opened to visitors as part of thank you gesture
• Runners rally to show support for Bonner Springs High School senior battling cancer
• Painting in the open air
• GM plant to say thanks with open house, free tours
• $17,936 in back child support collected at Amnesty Day fair
• Leavenworth County Heart Walk is Oct. 1 at Ray Miller Park in Leavenworth
• Tellefson announces bid for Kansas Senate
• Lansing Lions plan CASA fundraiser
• Avoiding the flu: Time for vaccines, health officials say
• Lansing museum to present program on orphan trains
• Statehouse Live; Brownback health policies questioned in committee hearing
• Statehouse Live: Kansas Board of Regents to discuss future of Big 12
• Secretary Siedlecki proud of agreements with Lawrence, other cities on SRS offices; lawmakers say he's taking undue credit
• Angello wins national volleyball award
• US Women's National Team ties Canada in KC
• Sporting KC shut out by Real Salt Lake
• McLouth Threshing Bee gets under way
• GM to say 'thank you' with open house
• Lansing Correctional Facility escapee caught in Gardner area
• Escaped LCF inmate caught
• Council approves parkland fee change
• Sporting KC signs Olum
• Lansing inmate remains at large
• League of Women Voters to discuss redistricting at meeting
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 19
• Two men charged in U.S. District Court in Leavenworth bank robbery case
• Cable TV series to feature 2006 Lansing prison break
• KCKCC Community Choir seeking area singers
• 2 work sessions on VHA job openings to be today
• Cancer Support Group forming at Providence
• Leavenworth County economic activity growing
• Moran accepting applications for U.S. service academies
• Lansing Middle School sweeps BLMS in football
• Inmate escapes from LCF
• Fire board to meet
• Dedication of KCK cemetery monuments to be Oct. 3
• Prisoner escapes from Lansing Correctional Facility
• Lansing police to host townhall meeting
• Lansing to sponsor blood drive
• Lady Lions on roll
• A day of remembrance
• Bikers for Babies rally Sunday
• Jarbalo Jottings
• Information session to go over job openings at VHA call center
• Fairmount Township firefighters climb 110 floors to honor fallen compatriots of 9/11
• Lansing board hears about AP classes
• Sporting KC surges into first place
• As anniversary approaches, Basehor-Linwood eighth-graders discuss 9/11 attacks for first time in school
• Development official cites encouraging projects throughout Leavenworth County
• Tonganoxie nonprofit agrees not to use term 'Purple Heart' and will pay official organization $5,000
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 12
• Lions trample Pioneers
• Lansing begins sewer maintenance
• Buffalo Bill Days coming to Leavenworth this weekend
• Volunteers flock to Holy-Field Winery in Basehor to help harvest
• Two landowners put brakes on Leavenworth County's plans to pave rural road
• 10 years after 9/11, Basehor resident recalls staying home from Pentagon that day
• Lansing to host walking tour
• Lansing veterans memorial nearing completion
• Tonganoxie woman remembers loss of 'talented' nephew at World Trade Center
• Blue-ribbon quilt tribute to those who died on 9/11
• KVL Football Report: Week One
• Bravo's late PK helps Sporting KC tie Galaxy
• Tonganoxie teen placed on probation in battery case
• Lansing football team dealt loss by Mill Valley
• LEF awards Educate the Pride grants
• Suicide Prevention Week raises awareness of signs, protective factors
• KCKCC community choir seeking vocalists
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 5
• Lansing council debates housing development
• Lady Lions fall in home opener
• Spay-neuter transport coming to Easton in September
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Company breaks ground on Twin Oaks expansion
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Coaches agree: KVL football should be tougher in 2011
• Consultants talk K-7 study
• Stranger Township Fire Department receives grant
• Republican town hall meeting Monday in Lansing
• Former horse stables become site of Fort Leavenworth officer school after $12.2 million renovation
• KC Ren Fest opening to be 35th
• Worker trapped in wall collapse at Fort Leavenworth taken to area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
• Lansing residents graduate from Air Force training
• Sporting KC collapses late, falls to FC Dallas
• Lansing looks at fireworks policy
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Aug. 29
• Top administrator leaving Providence and St. John hospitals
• Lansing council approves funds for study
• K-5 reopens again
• Police check on man who threatened to shoot pedestrians, vehicles
• Police investigate burglary
• After slow start, some sunflowers are blooming at Grinter farm south of Tonganoxie
• Kansas floods
• Choir inspires pride, joy in Lansing inmates
• Tiblow Days ready to rock downtown Bonner
• Tiblow Days calendar of events
• Wyandotte County sets child support amnesty day
• Three-day powwow starts Friday in Tonganoxie
• Building on national register
• Volunteer members wanted for USM community band
• CASA in search of volunteer advocates in Leavenworth County
• Back to School for Lansing - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 5 Questions: Mowing safety
• Swing your partner: One of area’s largest square dance clubs calls Shawnee home
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour, coming in October, turns farms into museums
• Sporting KC's Zusi named MLS Player of the Week
• County finishes emptying of Sewer District 3 lagoons
• University of Saint Mary Community Band seeking participants
• Teens arrested for vehicle burglaries
• K-5 closed again following weekend rains
• Heavy rains cause road closures in northesast Kansas
• Sporting KC tops D.C. United, surges into second place
• Tonganoxie’s Purple Heart Veterans Foundation founder and brother have checkered pasts
• K-5 again closed due to flooding
• Lions building on success
• Johnson County native to pilot war plane at this weekend's air show
• CASA seeking volunteers to be advocates for abused and neglected children
• Statewide DUI crackdown under way until Labor Day
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Aug. 22
• Tonganoxie man remembered as good friend, master of anything with wheels
• LCDC golf tournament set for Sept. 16
• Farm Aid’s message reaches 18,000 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• Shawnee funeral home fills pet cremation niche
• Nelson shares Ag Hall honor with Farm Aid partners
• Job fair slated for Sept. 8
• Union Station family event, rally to feature choppers
• After study, dream of airport a little bit closer to reality
• TV coverage of Chiefs game affected by signal woes
• Site recommendation leaves county still years away from airport decision
• Drowning near Lawrence claims Tonganoxie resident
• Lansing releases Labor Day schedule
• Fire District approves 1.146 mill hike
• Back to School: Help kindergartners get off to strong start
• MLS suspends Sporting KC assistant coach
• Westar to establish mobile offers to provide assistance to customers
• Leavenworth Are Retired Teachers to 'Celebrate Kansas'
• Girl's first show at county fair earns purple
• Young farmers get tech lesson at fair
• Population changes forcing Leavenworth County Commissioners to draw new districts
• Commission gets a look at new districts
• Lansing to host second Citizens' Academy
• KDHE encourages safe behavior in hot weather
• LIVE BLOG: Farm Aid 2011
• Sporting KC trades Auvray to Red Bulls
• KDOT supports Gilman light
• Coffman completes airport site selection
• Ag Challenge of Champions tests Leavenworth County Fair visitors' knowledge
• Leavenworth County Fair thrives with weather
• Area near Lansing picked as recommended spot for future airport
• K-5 reopens
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Aug. 15
• State exhibit to head to Lansing
• K-5 reopens
• Basehor Chamber of Commerce offering tuition for Southern Leavenworth County Leadership Development class
• BLHS graduate completes Air Force training
• Match time changes for Sporting KC game against D.C. United
• Party scores with youngsters battling cancer
• Basehor residents' recycling totals 100 tons in first six months of curbside service
• Farm Aid is Saturday
• First Kanrocksas won’t be last, organizers say
• Child support resource fair offers fresh start, amnesty
• Casino sets career fair for dealers this weekend
• Letter: Forget airport, Leavenworth County
• Leavenworth County Fair week big help for local business, some say
• Little revenue from Farm Aid has gone to Kansas farmers
• State releases AYP results
• Brownback says state is returning to feds $31.5 million health care reform grant
• It's Leavenworth County Fair time
• Creditworthy? Advice for parents as students hit the road with their first credit cards
• 85 years and counting, fair set to entertain county
• State chamber of commerce recognizes Rep. Connie O'Brien, R-Tonganoxie
• Southern Leavenworth County Leadership Development class seeks 2011-12 students
• 4-H important to Davidson sisters
• Three Basehor-area 4-H sisters will stay busy at Leavenworth County Fair
• Former legislator to speak at GOP women event
• Lansing board approves budget
• Rolling over the competition
• Manna From Heaven Food Pantry to be offered Aug. 20
• Seattle snaps Sporting KC's streak at 14
• Concerns raised about overhead costs of Tonganoxie-based nonprofit Purple Heart Veterans Foundation
• Walkup tribute golf tourney approaching
• County Fair has 85 years of tradition
• LIVE BLOG: Kanrocksas Music Festival
• Lansing council approves budget
• Feasibility study finds big benefits from CR1 industrial park
• Storm shelters bring safety to Camp Naish
• Humane Society raising money with pancake breakfast in Leavenworth
• Registration open for YMCA youth sports
• Let's keep cool
• World Company hires V.P. of sales, marketing
• 4-H enriches Leavenworth County family’s home school experience
• Tonganoxie man arrested after attempted pharmacy burglary
• Ozone alert in effect Tuesday in metro KC
• Wyandotte growth should benefit Leavenworth County
• Bunbury's late goal helps Sporting KC tie New England
• Fire District budget includes increase
• Sporting KC's Collin out with back injury
• Reds end run at state tourney
• McLouth man relishes windmill relics
• Pittsburg State honor roll announced
• Jarbalo Jottings
• Springdale News
• Scrapbooking workshop is Saturday at library
• Bus safety tour to be available parade night at county fairgrounds
• DeSoto lanes to be painted
• Burials honor Civil War, World War I veterans
• The excitement of starting your own business
• Five-run seventh pushes Reds past Salina Eagles
• Cabela's to play host to Archery Classic
• Yoakum nabs Sunflower Hills club championship
• Sporting KC makes most of advantage at new home
• Private fireworks show scheduled
• Fort Leavenworth honors unclaimed war veterans
• Kamara, Bravo power Sporting KC past Toronto
• Sporting KC to play host to clinic for autism today
• K-5 to remain closed for now, official says
• Reds rout Blue Jays in zone tournament opener
• County commission's proposed 2012 budget would raise mill levy by 2.5
• LCDC submitted Tonganoxie site for $250 million Mars plant
• Shawnee woman raising reward money for brother who died after being lit on fire
• Leadership changes coming to Fort Leavenworth
• Willie Nelson to be inducted into the Ag Hall of Fame
• Sporting KC ties Newcastle United in international friendly
• Leavenworth County recasts net for administration
• Basehor City Council, staff reach compromise on benefits
• The good old days
• Former Jayhawks honor Leavenworth native, former Kansas assistant Dougherty at funeral Mass
• Tonganoxie woman killed in early-morning accident on Interstate 35
• In the driver's seat for safety
• Tonganoxie man sentenced to 23 years for rape, indecent liberties with child
• KDOT information services unavailable Wednesday, Saturday
• Sporting KC golf league comes to Painted Hills
• Besler, Bravo named to game-day roster
• Brownback says Ag Hall on its own financially
• Leavenworth County Commission taking second try at hiring administrator
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Sporting KC adds Brazilian midfielder
• Sporting KC acquires Cyrus from Trinidad and Tobago
• Bravo added to MLS All-Star lineup
• Collin's late goal helps Sporting KC tie Houston
• Retirement reception to honor Farm Service Agency worker
• Heat to linger through next week
• "Mr. Stinky Feet" to perform
• Work on DeSoto Road continues
• Rural Leavenworth County woman fined $1,000 for litering
• County's tentative budget includes Basehor EMS vehicle, animal control services
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of July 18
• Lansing previews 2012 budget
• American Royal seeks patriotic singers
• NWS warns: Weekend will be hot
• Higher food costs: Increases attributed to higher demand
• Mill levy rises in UG plan
• Proposal upstages concert finale
• Painted Hills to play host to night golf tourney
• Sporting KC ousted from U.S. Open Cup
• Besler named an MLS All-Star
• State trooper says teens were ‘driving erratically’ on 24-40
• Republican picnic will be Saturday at VFW Park
• Tonganoxie community grieves for teen with infectious smile
• Leavenworth couple jump at chance to expand animal feed, supply business into Tonganoxie
• Lansing School Board sets budget hearing
• Night race comes to Kansas Speedway
• Leavenworth County Humane Society receives land donation for future headquarters
• Officer Candidate School in Salina to welcome return of alumni
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• Delays expected on DeSoto Road next week
• Wilk appointed to regents board
• Manna from Heaven Food Pantry open tomorrow in Tonganoxie
• Former Lansing lawmaker among appointees to Kansas Board of Regents
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of July 11
• Email scam disguised as IRS document
• Lansing Council approves plans for Twin Oaks expansion
• Tonganoxie High School student dies in Thursday rollover accident in Basehor
• Concert attendees get inspiration, mosh-induced rush from Warped Tour
• Happy birthday, America!
• Live blog: Vans Warped Tour
• Leavenworth man killed in fatality accident south of Lansing
• Lansing to host blood drive
• Clinic educates about dangers of sports-related concussions
• County again extends disaster declaration
• Tonganoxie man's pink tractor to be displayed at Ag Hall of Fame
• Sapong, Collin power Sporting KC past Portland
• Kansas was the cradle of cowboy culture
• Flooding closes K-5
• Zusi named MLS Player of the Month
• High water closes portion of Kansas Highway 5 in Lansing
• Arnaud to undergo surgery
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of July 4
• Holiday weekend expected to be a hot one
• Geiger’s hit parade leads to big victory over Lansing Reds
• Riverfront Community Center closed as Missouri's floodwaters rise in Leavenworth
• KDOT stops work on Centennial Bridge to ease Missouri River-crossing congestion
• Longtime Lawrence educator selected for Tonganoxie interim superintendent post
• Bank employee named First State market president
• Fort Leavenworth pays respects to fallen soldier
• Father, son catch whoppers 47 years to day after dad's catch
• Spay-neuter transport coming to Linwood in July
• Horseshoe club keeps rules of pitching shoes alive
• Reunion time for Lansing High alumni
• Leavenworth native reaches national finals of Army Reserve Best Warrior contest
• Fort Leavenworth family awaits August reunion with father deployed to Iraq
• Lansing to start streets
• Flooding occurs at Fort Leavenworth airfield
• Five Questions: on the grill
• Sporting KC routs Chicago Fire PDL, advances to U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals
• LIVE FROM LSP: Sporting KC vs. Chicago Fire PDL in U.S. Open Cup third round
• Flood becomes second-highest on record
• For Karnazes, there's joy in the pain
• Bravo, Cesar lift Sporting KC past Vancouver
• Sporting KC moves match with Galaxy
• Bonner resident gets life for molesting preteen
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of June 27
• Lansing council ponders pay
• Linwood man, sentenced to life for child rape, gets stricter bond conditions
• Lansing City Hall to be closed on July 4
• Lansing fireworks show slated for July 4
• Sporting KC ties Philadelphia, stretches unbeaten streak to 6
• U.S. Open Cup match coming to LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• Sporting KC's Smith to miss rest of season
• Lansing to celebrate Fourth of July
• Lansing offices to close for Fourth of July
• Thinking back
• Bonner YMCA offers hoops, take-kwon-do, tennis
• Four local athletes tapped for All-Star game
• Family helps transform Trinity Lutheran Church for Bible school
• Free sports safety clinic offered
• No flooding predicted for Wyandotte County
• Mass Street Mile run scheduled for July 3
• Leavenworth continues flood-response efforts, closes airport
• Indictment: Fake war hero took work from true vets
• Cool Savings: Expert offers tips on air conditioning
• Portions of KTA, other Kansas highways to have new 75 mph speed limit
• Top endurance athlete Karnazes comes to KC
• Wrestling camp at Northwest to feature college All-Americans
• Lansing Reds third at annual home tournament
• Sapong's goal enough as Sporting KC shuts out San Jose
• Live from LSP: Sporting KC vs. San Jose
• FEMA recognizes Lansing for flood work
• Sporting KC seeks first home victory Friday against San Jose
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of June 20
• Phony war hero indicted for fraud in Fort Leavenworth construction projects
• Longtime Lansing teacher retires
• Sandstone striving to overcome economy
• Lansing's got talent
• Basehor-area spots were possibilities for NASCAR Victory Junction camp
• Republican group leader takes donations to Reading
• Lansing businesses recognized
• Kansas City native Besler savors new soccer stadium
• Summer programs open for registration at YMCA
• Altidore's early goal enough as United States holds off Guadeloupe in Gold Cup
• USA’s Dempsey says KC stadium, atmosphere stack up internationally
• City of Lansing flood preparations continue
• GOLD CUP LIVE: USA vs. Guadeloupe
• GOLD CUP LIVE: Canada vs. Panama
• Speedway offers chance to drive racetrack for donations
• Sporting erupts for four goals in rout of FC Dallas
• Lansing board ratifies negotiated agreement
• Lansing prepares for flood
• New flag raised at Lansing nursing home
• Leavenworth to close park in advance of floodwaters
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of June 13
• No call, no victory: Kansas City ties Chicago in first game at new stadium
• Live from opening night at LSP: Sporting KC vs. Chicago Fire
• Fewer than 200 tickets remain for Sporting KC home-opener
• City of Leavenworth anticipates flooding in coming days, protecting structures with sandbags
• Wristen: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park ready for opening night
• General to speak at Fort Leavenworth graduation
• Summer programs open for registration at YMCA
• Youth football league to conduct sign-ups
• Services for Justin Johnston, the McLouth youth fatally shot in Costa Rica, will be Saturday in Easton
• Livestrong Sporting Park unveils technological enhancements
• Fund established at Bank of McLouth for family of student fatally shot in Costa Rica
• Keeping it green
• It was from 'Big House to the Big Leagues' for four
• Army chief of staff to be speaker at Fort Leavenworth graduation
• Assistance for medical emergency responses part of wish lists
• Kansas City Trail Nerds present June races
• Lansing summer tennis programs announced
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• Sporting KC ends 10-game road-trip with tie
• Sporting Kansas City joins forces to help Wyandotte County Boys & Girls Club
• I-70/K-7 interchange approved for T-WORKS funding
• Dole Institute director set to talk at Republican event
• Dafer School reunion Saturday in rural Tonganoxie
• Lansing Council approves license bureau funds
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of June 6
• Leavenworth County warning sirens used correctly, official says
• McLouth student Justin Johnston shot, killed on school trip to Costa Rica
• A coal mine story
• Ice shavings become new business venture for family
• Open house to go over project plans
• Lions’ Gibson named 5A player of the year
• Champions crowned at Abdallah Shrine Rodeo in Tonganoxie
• U.S. 73/K-7 paving scheduled to begin
• Leavenworth prepares for possible record flooding
• MAYB Basketball to offer local tournament July 15-17
• KCK's new stadium: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park to open June 9
• Three Lady Lions voted first-team All-KVL soccer
• Lions have 4 voted to All-KVL teams
• Talk to highlight convicts-turned-ball players
• Kanrocksas full lineup announced
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 30
• Four Sporting KC players to join national teams
• Lansing council hears CIP requests
• Lansing museum joins national program
• Lansing offices to close Monday
• WyCo loses BBQ festival, but organizers say 'window still open'
• Area family turns dreams into blueberry farm
• Tonganoxie golfers represent KVL, finish 2nd at state championships
• Leavenworth resident pleads guilty to child pornography
• Fort Leavenworth plans Memorial Day events
• Kansas Highway 192 bridge over Stranger Creek in Leavenworth County closed due to high water
• Kansas 192 in Leavenworth County closed due to flooding
• Fort's School of Advanced Military Studies director nominated for promotion
• Leavenworth National Cemetery to be site of annual Memorial Day ceremony
• Disaster officials urge Kansans to prepare for tornadoes
• Leavenworth child-pornographer sentenced to prison
• Lions qualify several athletes for state track
• Lansing students reflect on high school at graduation
• Lawmakers learn about Fort Leavenworth's impact during visit
• Garden dedicated in memory of school secretary
• Lansing schedules public meeting for grant application
• Council sends traffic study to state
• Schlitterbahn to open Saturday
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 23
• National WWI Museum plans Memorial Day weekend events
• LCDC trails group looks to add more walking, biking options to Leavenworth County
• Kaw Valley Young Life offers 5K run on Saturday
• Fishing Derby scheduled for Saturday at KCKCC
• Registration open for YMCA youth summer programs
• Firm unveils Leavenworth County airport site recommendations
• Local roper overseeing next week's Shrine Rodeo
• Lanes now open on I-70 in KCK
• Teens arrested for shooting people with BBs
• Tonganoxie man, 37, pleads guilty to raping young girl
• Lansing hosts fishing derby
• Week 15: Legislative update
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 16
• St. John/Providence acquire Lansing practices
• KVL track meet to resume Friday
• Kansas is center of attraction at festival's area swan song
• City to have homestyle cooking sisters
• Yo-yos add new dimension to Marble Days celebration
• New hardware store opens doors in Bonner
• 'In sickness and in health'
• KCKCC to offer spring concert
• Airport site study recommends locations near Leavenworth, Lansing
• Barnyard babies on display this weekend at Ag Hall
• Sporting KC signs Seth Sinovic
• 5 Questions: The Silent Killer
• Lady Lions rally to take game two win from Bobcats
• Kansas feted at festival's Leavenworth swan song
• Letter to the editor: Remembering Rep. Fund
• Lansing board reviews new peer mentor program
• Fort Leavenworth parking lot to be closed
• Tonganoxie police have identified suspect in Monday's chase, plan to request arrest warrant
• Sampler Festival showcases flavors, flair from throughout Kansas
• Legislative update: Week 14
• Lansing moves forward with school on grant
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 9
• Barbecue, festival under way this weekend
• Lions, Pioneers to meet for first time in baseball
• Sampler fest starts Saturday
• Tonganoxie man in serious condition at area hospital after accidentally shooting himself while firing handgun in backyard
• Flags to be lowered to honor law officers
• New activities to be offered in Kansas Sampler Fest's 2nd year in Leavenworth
• Reardon discusses Google’s impact
• Weekend full of activities
• Samaritan's Fee tourney seeks shoe donations
• MAYB hoops tournament coming to Leavenworth
• Celebrating Mom: Mother’s Day history dates to early 1900s
• 2011 Basehor Farmer's Market begins Saturday
• Samaritan’s Feet tourney seeks shoe donations
• Lansing DAZE festival slated for this weekend
• Fort Leavenworth issues statement about operations after news of Bin Laden's death
• Lansing District to host last public meeting on plan
• Red Bulls blank Sporting KC
• Lansing High class to learn filmmaking, hands-on
• Lions blow out Bishop Ward
• Legislative update: Week 13
• Marble Days, yo-yo competition coming May 7
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of May 2
• Council briefed on compensation study
• Tickets on sale for Sporting KC friendly with Newcastle United
• Make someone smile
• Holocaust survivor leads museum speaker series
• Raiders 3rd at Leavenworth Invite
• American Red Cross tourney scheduled for May 13
• Kansas Speedway changes date for Sprint Cup qualifying event
• Lansing graduate completes Navy basic training
• Leavenworth County holding off on hiring administrator
• Playground safety: Children need supervision to prevent injury
• Lansing Historical Society to host dinner
• Traffic on part of I-670 reduced to one lane
• Joint Board discuss agreement change
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 25
• Leavenworth County to continue without administrator through summer
• Late ejection proves costly as Sporting KC falls
• New council welcomed Lansing
• Administrator hiring put on hold
• RB Sports presents Lansing basketball camps
• Youth baseball registration being accepted at YMCA
• Leavenworth County group finds top 2011 goals elusive as first quarter comes to end
• Breakfast honors students, educators, friends of education
• United Way annual meeting set for next week
• Revolutionary War re-enactor brings forgotten history to life
• The things they queried
• Marking Earth Day: Ideas offered for celebrating Mother Earth
• Buffalo Bill Days to return to Leavenworth after 20-year hiatus
• Crew sinks Sporting KC
• Sporting KC signs Collin
• Educators, supporters honored at LEF breakfast
• KDHE health advisory around creek near Basehor remains in effect
• Man originally from Leavenworth sworn in as Assistant U.S. Attorney
• Embattled Kansas Bioscience Authority leader resigns
• Thunderstorms, hail possible Thursday afternoon, evening
• Comedian's show pays visit to Bonner
• Youth baseball registration being accepted at YMCA
• STP 400 at Kansas Speedway to be newest NASCAR race in KC
• Health advisory issued near Basehor
• City of Lawrence settles with Tonganoxie family over 2009 dental procedure
• Tax day looms: Still time for procrastinators to hit deadline
• Attorneys to don blue jeans to benefit March of Dimes
• American Red Cross golf tourney scheduled for May 13
• Lansing High School drops NCA accreditation
• Howell resigns from Fire Board
• Spring is sprung
• KDOT awards bid for County Road 5 work
• Lansing council sees turnover
• Lansing board to have new faces
• USD 464 bond issue fails by about 100 shy of 2-to-1 margin
• 90th birthday reception Sunday for Frances Jeannin
• Final Knights of Columbus fish fries next two Fridays in Tonganoxie
• Linwood Library offers "Ready to Read" series
• Lansing voters tap 3 new council members, 3 new school board members
• Basehor farmer's market seeking vendors for 2011 season
• Great blue herons take up residency in central Shawnee
• Women's conference slated for April 15 at Lansing Middle School
• Schools foundation breakfast to be mid-month
• High winds, hail blow through area
• Nelson exhibit brings 'Water Lilies' together, as Monet intended
• LEF to sponsor breakfast
• Historical Society announces date of annual spaghetti dinner
• "Broadway Bound" starts tonight
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of April 4
• Tonganoxie police officer, Leavenworth County Sheriff's office deputy part of law enforcement graduating class
• Our library: A little history
• Lansing, Basehor-Linwood boys dominate basketball league honors
• Bobcats, Braves lead the way on All-KVL girls hoops squad
• Grinter Place Farmer’s Market seeks participants
• CASA fundraiser set April 7
• Ultra high-speed network coming to KCK
• Google Fiber coming to KCK
• Forums to air on Lansing's Channel 2
• Births at St. John's a generational tradition for Lansing family
• Former Lansing resident named top CEO
• 5 Questions: Pay yourself first
• Letter to the editor: Be cautious about scams
• Ochocinco named honorary member of Sporting KC
• Lansing candidates answer community questions
• Lansing library 'friend' wins state honor
• Lansing Library announces new hours
• T-Bones announce MIAA Tournament returning to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
• Early red card costly as Sporting KC falls to Chicago
• Lansing board candidates face questions
• Area farmer's market seeking participants
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of March 28
• Legislative update: Week 11
• Lansing student gets part in Washburn stage production
• Guide names Park a top military-friendly university
• Council mulls merit pay change
• Lansing to run forum on Channel 2
• Tax assistance continues at Lansing Library
• K-State team wins national debate championship
• Lansing Ward 4 to have a new face at the dais
• Basketball nearly 120 years old
• Legendary fundraiser bullish on Ag Hall
• MAYB basketball tourney slated for April 9-10
• Kansas Half Marathon set for April 17 in Lawrence
• Lansing posts polling places for 2011 election
• Candidate is ‘fired up’ for education
• Council candidates answer questions at forum
• 5 Questions: Healthy eating
• Gas prices could climb with arrival of spring
• McLouth schools, others nominated for Secretary of Defense employer award
• Local educators attend Emporia State conference
• Slow-pitch tournament benefitting American Legion Post 41 is April 16
• Polling places announced for city elections
• Sporting KC's Bravo is MLS Player of the Week
• Annual cleanuup scheduled for mid-April
• Sporting KC opens with 3-2 victory
• Former Lansing board member seeks return
• Wiegers steps forward for school board
• One-person play coming to Leavenworth
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, week of March 20, 2011
• Lansing council caps its pay increase
• Local employers nominated for Freedom Award
• NFL receiver to tryout for Sporting KC
• Three from Sporting KC to play for national teams
• Hauver seeks re-election to Lansing board
• 2011 Kansas Sampler Festival seeking volunteers
• St. Patrick's Day
• Whitlow seeks another term on Lansing board
• Hininger, Kirby face off in Ward 1
• LCDC prepares website to attract employees of VA account center
• Lansing board buys busses
• Incumbent, challenger vie for Ward 2 council seat
• Holdeman, Blackwell face off in Lansing’s Ward 3
• Lions edged by Wildcats
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of March 14
• Deere prepares for school board run
• Lions take down Eagles
• McDaniel ready for school board
• Slightly smaller crowd makes annual event more 'pleasant'
• Reminder: Spring forward
• KDOT to sponsor youth arts contest
• Drill to be today
• Martin eyes full term on Lansing School Board
• Trail half marathon March 19 in Lawrence
• Livestrong lends its name to new KC soccer stadium
• Lansing boys to take on Bishop Carroll Thursday
• U.S. Men's National Team to play in Kansas City in June
• Fowles runs for school board
• Schools to make up lost class time
• Longtime teacher seeks seat on Lansing board
• Finance director leaves Lansing
• Marble artists descend on Bonner for its annual 'crazy' event
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, week of March 7, 2011
• Lansing approves public improvements for Covington Woods
• Leavenworth County population grows 10 percent in last decade
• CASA Night of Races fundraiser coming in May
• Home, Lawn and Leisure Expo will be March 11 and 12 in Leavenworth
• Knitters’ mission is to welcome newborns to life
• "Their Stories"
• Lady Lions blow out Bulldogs
• Former prison worker indicted on bribery charges
• Donohoe: Making progress in Topeka
• 5 Questions: After the thaw
• Springdale News
• Lansing residents asked to call in pothole locations
• New business provides in-home senior care
• Lottery seeks $250,000 winner
• Legislative update: Week 7
• Lansing Council talks Towne Center
• Lansing blood drive canceled
• After another snowfall, KDOT asks commuters to take their time
• Snowy weather brings about closings
• Crash sends two to hospital
• Woman charged with accepting bribes for contraband
• Leavenworth County opts to decommission Glenwood Estates lagoons itself
• Bribery, conspiracy charges filed against former prison worker
• Tonganoxie police shoot armed man, Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office investigating
• NWS issues winter storm warning for region; 3-6 inches of sleet and snow possible
• Area resident works to build local music scene
• Kansas event seeking help
• Filmmakers pose the question: 'What's the matter with KS'
• Walking club member loses 65 pounds
• Drug stores or pharmacies
• Bonner Springs Optimist Club to play host to swoosh tourneys
• Tonganoxie man faces 8 charges of sexual abuse
• Planning continues for Sampler Festival
• Relay for Life to take place at Warren MS
• By a (Lion’s) hair
• Mud Creek bridge project complete after 10 months
• Linwood Lions Club to have chili and soup feed
• Lansing steps up dog law enforcement
• Relay For Life to be June 3 and 4 at Leavenworth's Warren Middle School
• Bridge repairs close 142nd Street until fall
• What is kefir?
• Wristen: Turbulent Tuesday throws KVL boys' race up for grabs
• O'Brien clarifies, apologizes for "complexion" comments
• Boy found after a week’s disappearance
• American Heart Month puts healthy lifestyles in focus
• Springdale News
• County commission sets meeting with sewer districts
• City contracts for building inspection from Basehor employee
• LCDC calls of trip to Washington, D.C.
• Lansing School Board votes to insource busing
• Democrats criticize Rep. O'Brien over "complexion" remark
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Feb. 14
• Home construction down, but not dire, for LVCO
• Bonner Springs YMCA offers new programs
• Kettle drive exceeds goal
• Leavenworth County Humane Society looks back, ahead at annual meeting
• KDOT reports snowpacked roads throughout region
• 5 Questions: Will you be mine?
• University of St. Mary open house to be Friday
• Forecasters: More snow on the way Tuesday
• Lansing shares progress — and salads — with local leaders
• Legislative Update: Week 4
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Feb. 7
• Local NAMI to present program
• Council approves next step for Covington Woods
• By the numbers
• Lions take down Braves
• Lansing lifts snow emergency
• Leavenworth County Republicans to have town hall meeting Monday
• Moving day in this business all about physics, geometry
• NYC, Denver improv groups to perform at festival
• Lansing trash service delayed one day
• 6 a.m. road update: KDOT continues to urge drivers to stay off roads
• 5 Questions: Stay hydrated
• Schools call off classes Wednesday
• KDOT urges drivers to stay home, off roads
• Lansing offices close early
• Lansing city offices to close at noon today
• Red Cross offers tips to cope with blizzard
• County offices to close at noon today, stay closed Wednesday
• Lansing declares traffic emergency
• Schools begin canceling classes
• Weather forces closure of Fort Leavenworth
• Crews mobilize early for what could be winter’s worst storm
• Winter storm warning gives way to blizzard warning
• Humane Society meeting moved to Feb. 8
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 31
• Winter storm watch in effect early Monday morning through 6 a.m. Wednesday for area counties
• History of Kansas begins here
• Legislative Update: Week 3
• Prison Bureau seeking public comment on plans for new Leavenworth facility
• Happy birthday, Kansas!
• City, Red Cross to cosponsor blood drive
• Lansing reiterates rules on campaign signs
• Kansas Day: 150th anniversary of statehood is Saturday
• Heavy lifting: Moving day in this business all about physics, geometry
• Pioneers edge Lions
• Leavenworth, Lansing school board races set
• Slate set for Lansing City Council race
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 24
• Towne Center developers propose new plan
• KDOT: Most roads throughout region snowpacked, icy
• Weather causing cancellations across region
• Public input meeting canceled
• Senator visits Lansing as part of listening tour
• Invisible Killer: Carbon monoxide detector use urged
• Administrator qualities debated
• Town hall meeting is Thursday in Leavenworth
• Woman taken to hospital after accident
• Lansing downs Eudora 53-43
• Eight Wonders of Kansas to have exhibit at Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 17
• Lansing Planning Commission to meet
• Highland releases fall honor roll
• Legislative Update: Week 1
• Governor's new budget cuts per-pupil state aid to schools
• It's back to school for Lansing students
• U.S. senator schedules listening tour in Leavenworth County
• Trail Nerds’ Run Toto Run accepting registrations
• Bonner council approves first CID
• PRIDE in Lansing
• Winter 5K trail run scheduled for Sunday
• Lansing to observe Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
• Lansing cancels snow emergency
• Lansing schools closed a third consecutive day
• Five Questions: Breaking the ice
• Martin appointed to Lansing Board
• Conditions vary for morning commutes across region
• Lansing schools closed again Tuesday
• Lansing declares snow emergency
• Lansing declares snow emergency
• Transition day at the county courthouse
• Lansing schools closed today
• Fort Leavenworth military police unit deploys to Iraq
• Overnight accumulation affects driving conditions
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Jan. 10
• Supporters speak for Covington Woods
• Trash fire reported at transfer station
• Hospitality industry orientation event is Jan. 13 in Leavenworth
• Lansing residents get look at school growth options
• Postcard art contest being offered to Kansas youth
• 12 Steps director finds healing through service to others
• Extension series to train Master Food volunteers
• The good old days
• Former Lansing officer, school board member indicted on sex charges
• Planning progresses for MLK celebration
• Eagles to be on display during KCK celebration
• Lions down SMNW
• 5 Questions: Winter home care
• Commission to cull list of 60 hopefuls for county administrator
• Winds of Freedom band to make return later this month to Tonganoxie venue
• Former Lansing official indicted
• Reno Bobwhites 4-H Club report
• K-State's Master Food Volunteer training starts in February
• Former police officer, school board member arrested
• Fire District No. 1 board to meet
• Lansing library looks for help celebrating Kansas
• Sacred Heart to have annual bingo fundraiser Saturday
• Home front: Who you gonna call?
• A nursing home experience–from an outsider’s point of view
• Finding a new companion, safely and happily
• KU names new athletics director
• Former Lansing officer faces federal sex charges
• Sunflower Shakespeare Festival looking for members
• A great Christmas 2010
• Law enforcement prepares for New Year’s Eve
• For new year, Council on Aging has a new home
• Leavenworth police investigating shooting of 17-year-old Coffeyville resident
• Two-sport standout Hoing earns award
• Rep. O'Brien named vice-chair of House Veterans, Military and Homeland Security Committee
• Lansing opens registration for spring soccer
• Tonganoxie VFW Women's Auxiliary to have New Year's Day biscuits and gravy meal
• Flue problem leads to fire
• Rollover sends three to hospital
• Santa's Workshop
• Charges allege police impersonator raped woman near The Legends
• Crash leads to arrest
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, Dec. 20-24
• Lansing rallies past Bonner Springs boys
• Lansing girls rout Bonner Springs
• Lansing again sends back Covington Woods plan
• Lansing announces holiday schedule
• Vehicle burglary ring busted
• KDOT reports roads in 'really good shape'
• O Christmas trees
• Lifetime changes
• Icy sheen hitting metro area
• Poinsettia care
• 'Border war' talk downplayed at LCDC meeting
• Lansing board member resigns
• Fire damages Lansing home
• University of Saint Mary to have its Christmas choral vespers concert Sunday
• LCHS spay/neuter transport Thursday, Friday in Lansing
• Schlageck: Preparing for winter
• Linwood man sentenced to life in prison for molesting child
• Tonganoxie trainer prepares nearly sightless mustang for show
• Project to celebrate history of county
• Fee breaks to require visiting BOCC
• Yuletide safety: Tips to keep holidays aglow with joy
• Lions best Thunderbirds
• Thunderbirds take down Lansing girls
• Winter is yet to appear, but officials say they are ready
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Dec. 6
• Hoops Hysteria: County rich with hoops talent
• Lansing boys building on experience
• Lady Lions look to be deep for 2010-11
• United States shut out in World Cup bid
• Toys for Dots program benefits area children
• We love our gadgets
• Bobwhites roll call features favorite pizza selections
• No lotto tickets for minors
• Lansing Community Library focuses on foster parenting
• Lansing schools hear out residents on long-range plan
• Lansing to host tree lighting
• Youthville presentation is Tuesday in Lansing
• Count Your Kid In screening is Friday in Basehor
• Humane Society's next spay/neuter transport is Dec. 9-10 in Lansing
• County Commission considers stricter rules for fee waivers
• Sharing is caring: Salvation Army’s kettle history explored
• Chief discusses Lansing Police Department
• Lions look to build on strong team tradition
• Lansing schools to host public meeting for long-range plan
• IHOP to support parks programs
• Youthville official to speak at Lansing library
• Bonner Springs couple endures being stranded on ocean liner
• County makes janitorial expense cuts
• Program educates parents on shaken baby syndrome
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 22
• KCKCC retiree looking forward to more Jayhawk basketball
• Girl Scouts to have coat, blanket and food drive Saturday
• Lansing alley vacation continues
• Wristen: Playoff teams hindered by weak KVL
• VFW, auxiliary's holiday dinner benefits VA hospital patients
• BPU offers 'Energy Smart Home' program
• Wyandotte County museum receives grant to expand Jewish collection
• Leaves are everywhere
• Outgoing governor says he has no apprehension about Sam Brownback taking over
• Fighting diabetes: Health officials raise awareness of disease
• Lansing's Jensen completes junior volleyball season at William Penn
• Lansing adjusts schedule for Thanksgiving
• Linwood Lions Club pancake feed is Saturday
• Deer-mating season poses road hazards
• Lansing resident inducted into LSU Military Hall of Fame
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 15
• LEF Pride Patrol visits teachers
• The doctor is out
• Service in blood of Army officer
• Take part in Adoption Month
• We found grandpa
• K-7 and I-70 ramps reopen
• County Administrator job to stay in place
• Kansas schools facing $50 million budget shortfall
• Stimulus funds aid cemetery
• THS blood drive Friday
• Veterans Day
• 91st Veterans Day Parade will be Thursday
• Basehor man injured in Sunday accident near Basehor
• Cancer support group to meet Thursday in Leavenworth
• New support system working, officials say
• Lansing falls in heartbreaker
• County commission moves toward keeping county administrator job
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 8
• Saturday delays expected for Centennial Bridge over Missouri River near Leavenworth
• Lansing council at a stalemate on Covington Woods
• Lansing to face Seaman in state playoffs
• Leavenworth Veterans Day parade set for 10:30 a.m.
• Lansing entrepreneur fair open to business owners
• 4-H aims to prevent tobacco use
• Topekan sentenced after 7th DUI conviction
• County commission ready to discuss administrator job post-election
• Friends of the Kaw play host to 10th annual event
• Halloween in Lansing
• Young 'voters' give nod to Brownback
• KCKCC police academy plans moving forward
• ELECTION CENTRAL
• Moran, Brownback declare victory in statewide races
• Final four: Lansing 4th at 5A state tourney
• Election 2010: Polling sites open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. today
• Polls are open for Election Day
• LaMoe leads Lions at state cross country
• MAYB tourney deadline nears
• State Board of Education race pits incumbent against newcomer
• LaMoe leads Lansing at state cross country
• Lions blow out Braves 56-20
• Lions still in hunt
• Lansing beats BSHS for district title
• Lions drop to Aquinas
• KU building evacuated because of possible ammonia leak
• Commission delays administrator decision again, citing election
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Nov. 1
• Lansing to host first-ever EntreFair
• 4 Keys to a successful Lansing run at 5A state volleyball
• Holland seeking name recognition in governor's race
• Candidates agree on jobs, part ways on other issues
• Waterpark details 2011 expansions
• Event covers county’s haunted history
• Catholic Cemeteries honors order of nuns with granite cross
• An apple a day …
• Naismith among 8 Wonders of Kansas People
• Lions down BV Southwest
• No decision yet on administrator post
• Caution in costume
• Volunteers help make Lansing special
• Bulldogs lacrosses to conduct information meeting
• Lansing boys, girls qualify for state meet
• Lady Lion headed back to state
• Satellite voting opportunity this afternoon in Tonganoxie, tomorrow in Basehor
• Public meeting prioritzes road projects
• Lions fend off Schlagle
• Lansing officials detail Halloween hours
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 25
• Lions nip Turner for 2-1 victory
• Council approves new fees
• Entrepreneurship fair coming to Lansing
• LCF warden answers 5 questions
• Letters to the editor: Let citizens vote on judges; Animal ordinance makes sense
• County commission may axe administrator job
• Fighting SIDS
• Digging deeper in Lansing AYP report
• Library promoting city-wide reading of 'Tom Sawyer'
• K-32 closed from 150th Street to 138th Street because of gas leak incident
• GOP group sings at center
• Gas leak work concludes; K-32 reopens
• Crews tending to chlorine gas leak near Bonner Springs
• Senior slump: Lady Lions lose on senior night
• Satellite voting opportunities Monday, Tuesday for residents
• Lions drop to Hayden in road test
• Lansing wins 4th straight KVL title
• Lansing beats Mill Valley for KVL volleyball title
• Man injures hand when gun powder ignites
• New England knocks Wizards out of playoff contention
• Fire Departments opens doors for open house
• Maple Leaf Festival flourishes; final day is today
• Lions dominate Wildcats 61-12
• Lady Lions earn league title
• Lions roar back to take KVL crown
• Commuter forecast for October 15, 2010
• County administrator's resignation sparks proposal for ballot question
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 18
• Road work to begin Tuesday on I-435 in Wyandotte County
• Lansing student a candidate for homecoming king at Washburn
• Deceased artist brought back to life through exhibit
• Hall to offer spooky event
• Commuter forecast for October 14, 2010
• Autumn in the Grove
• Register now for Kerry Roberts Winter Basketball
• Wizards shut out Chicago
• Leavenworth County to offer early satellite voting
• Maple Leaf time
• Commuter forecast for October 13, 2010
• Graded races lead to lots of success for Lions, Pioneers
• Lady Lions’ season stopped at 5A regional
• Lions burn Blazers
• Family, friends remember three people who died Sunday night in Leavenworth County accident
• Lansing to participate in "snapshots" project
• Lansing board hears update on long-range plan
• Lady Lions win title at DeSoto Spikefest
• Two Bonner Springs High graduates killed in violent car accident near intersection of Leavenworth County Road 1, Kansas Highway 32
• Lions roar back to thwart Tongie
• Lansing to host Autumn in the Grove
• Gubernatorial candidates tangle over taxes, schools
• Lions bash Bobcats 6-0
• Lady Lions dealt 2 losses
• City to play host to fall festival
• Autumn is here
• Council approves new rule for past due collections
• Stranger Township Fire Department open house is Saturday
• Linwood library to close tonight in preparation for move to K-32
• Leavenworth native in charge of law enforcement at Incirlik air base
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor Kansas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Residents saddled with more costs for chip-seal road
• Lions play final regular-season matches
• Lansing tops Maranatha 4-2
• Tonganoxie resident reverses fortunes to win 'Wheel'
• Centre Drive to be closed for work
• North Lawrence interchange near Kansas Turnpike to reopen Wednesday
• Lady Lions 4th at Ottawa
• Lansing shows big improvement at Baldwin Invitational
• Lansing blanks Tonganoxie 3-0
• Commuter forecast for October 5, 2010
• Detention pond cleaning to close off Centre Drive
• KCK Police looking for missing 35-year-old
• 2010 Kaw Valley League football standings: Week Five
• Commuter forecast for October 4, 2010
• Red Bulls hand Wizards critical loss
• Lansing wins big at Ward
• Wyandotte County escapee surrendurs to bail bondsman
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Oct. 4
• Tonganoxie man to be on "Wheel of Fortune" tonight
• Utility relocation lengthens Lansing road closure
• Lansing library friends host book sale
• Lansing picks up 3 wins
• Lions down Jaguars
• West Mary to be closed for road work
• Work slated for Mary St.
• Lions sweep at Tongie
• Friends of the Library book sale slated Oct. 1-3
• Heating up fall
• Police investigate assault at LEAP
• Crash sends two to hospital
• City's Autumn in the Grove festival slated for Oct. 9
• Salvation Army pleads for more food at KCK pantry
• American Legion to host meeting on benefits
• Fire District approves radio bid
• Lansing ‘friends’ plan book sale
• Lions’ doubles do well at DeSoto
• Area runners don’t disappoint at Rim Rock
• Lions best Bears
• Explosive brought to Fort Leavenworth for proper disposal disaarmed
• Fire District board to meet
• Lansing students take up the challenge
• Lions notch win over Ward
• Lansing to host Autumn in the Grove
• Lansing falls to Kansas City Christian 2-1
• Slater enters 700 club
• Lansing High School celebrates homecoming
• Lansing grad Jaqua honored for Baker cross country
• Lions prevail in 2 OT thriller
• Lansing girls 3rd at Bishop Miege meet
• Several streets to close in Lansing for road work
• Lions stuff competition
• Lansing IHOP opens for business
• ‘Snapshots’ opens at Lansing museum
• Lansing School Board, Chamber president arrested on DUI charge
• Lansing council approves vacation ordinance
• Paving project to begin on I-70 in Wyandotte County
• Bobcats hand Lions first loss
• Stoplight work to reduce K-7 to one lane near Basehor
• Lansing Educational Foundation gala
• Animal blessing Sunday in Leavenworth
• Lansing girls play Mill Valley Invite
• Commuter forecast for September 27, 2010
• 5 Lions medal at Bonner
• Lansing school board president arrested for DUI
• Wizards shock Dynamo with stunning comeback
• Wizards' Kamara earns humanitarian award
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 27
• Commuter forecast for September 24, 2010
• Jaqua named HAAC Runner of the Week
• 'American' contest to place focus on the essentials
• Lansing Legion plans session on VA benefits
• Retiree to mark 80 years
• Remembering Ed Hamler
• Commuter forecast for September 23, 2010
• 5 questions: 'Tis the Season
• Dead women talking
• Commuter forecast for September 20, 2010
• Bobcats run over Lions
• Commuter forecast for September 17, 2010
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda: week of Sept. 20
• Leavenworth County goes forward with digital radio deal
• If it's September, it's apple season at area orchards
• Haunted house to offer a variety of scares
• Travel is fun, but there's no place like home
• ‘The feeling of unity’
• Commuter forecast for September 16, 2010
• Ag Hall still struggling but going forward
• Suicide a public health issue
• Extension agents say fall best time to fertilize
• Schwinn family reunion
• Parkinson, Six speak at 9/11 ceremony in Leavenworth
• Tornado, flash flood watches in effect until 1 a.m. Saturday
• Former POW 'still here' at age 90
• Leavenworth County in tornado, flash flood watches until 1 a.m. Saturday
• Leavenworth County Commimssion agenda, week of Sept. 13
• Kansas Speedway rules out IndyCar Series in 2011
• Schmidt's AG campaign taps county attorney for assistance
• Lions still No. 2 in 5A volleyball poll
• Leavenworth County United Way campaign to kick off Thursday
• Perkins abruptly retires from KU athletics
• Former Easton teacher sentenced to probation for sexual relations with student
• Leavenworth man sentenced to 17 months in prison for Kmart incident
• United Way fundraising campaign kicks off Friday
• Auction to benefit humane society
• New Mexico trip includes visit to special museum
• Former Pleasant Ridge teacher sentenced to three years probation for sexual relations with student
• Study time
• Leavenworth County United Way drive critical for Alliance Against Family Violence
• Commuter forecast for September 8, 2010
• Leavenworth County trustee applications sought
• Democratic women to have bake sale
• Leavenworth County commissioners says KDOT interested in K-5 project
• County commission OKs transfer of cable franchise agreement
• Commuter forecast for September 7, 2010
• Auction to raise funds for animal shelter
• Lane closings to hit K-7 in Shawnee
• Humane Society offers spay/neuter transport
• Commuter forecast for September 6, 2010
• Wizards rally for tie with Philly
• Lansing clips Mill Valley in final minutes
• Mill Valley trails Lansing at halftime
• Commuter forecast for September 3, 2010
• Escaped Kansas inmate apprehended in KCMO
• Commuter forecast for September 2, 2010
• Wizards ink home-grown player
• Humane Society offering another spay/neuter transport
• Letter to the editor: Leavenworth County commissioners need to listen about airpor
• K-7, I-70 interchange project to get under way in 2012
• Lansing resident takes over National Guard unit
• Escaped Kansas inmate apprehended in KCMO
• Barn razing
• Two Tonganoxie Road bridges to be replaced next year
• Council to meet Tuesday to discuss police chief search
• Tonganoxie council wants tighter computer login policies
• Leavenworth County commissioners accept FAA grant
• Leavenworth County United Way 2011 campaign to kickoff Sept. 10
• Wizards reschedule Sept. 11 game
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Garrison to get new command sergeant major
• Lansing resident takes over National Guard unit
• Wizards shut out first-place Galaxy
• Larned State Hospital inmate escapes in Wyandotte County
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, week of Aug. 30, 2010
• Kiwanis Club picks up litter in "adopt-a-street" program
• Authorities find person of interest sought in 14-year-old Great Bend girl's death
• Jayhawk fans to gather at Bonner Price Chopper for pep rally, Harvesters
• LHS volleyball is preseason No. 3
• Five Questions: Pest Solutions
• Tiblow Days kicks off weekend of activities
• Festival focused on past adds modern touches
• NASCAR star Bowyer receives royal treatment during visit to Lawrence
• Winery opens harvest of grape crop to public
• Petition asks legislators to fund senior medical care
• The wonders of a GPS
• Commuter forecast for August 26, 2010
• March of Dimes Bikers for Babies event is Sept. 19
• Commuter forecast for August 25, 2010
• Fields of gold
• Police continue to enforce traffic safety on K-7 detours
• De Soto woman charged with child endangerment
• FAA approves grant for airport site study
• Insurance requirement threatens county’s negotiated radio deal
• Bake sale
• Commuter forecast for August 24, 2010
• Roberts honored at Fort Leavenworth
• Severe thunderstorm watch for area counties until 10 p.m.
• Expect delays this morning on I-70
• FAA approves grant for site study of new Leavenworth County airport
• Ramp work expected this weekend at I-70 and I-435
• Man 0, Papa Bob's 1 in national TV challenge
• Basehor, Tonganoxie leaders object to county’s transportation priorities
• Tonganoxie husband and wife fined $2,000 each for teen alcohol party
• Ring master
• Rocketeers lunch 4-H fair projects skyward
• KDOT approves larger stop sign at CR1/K-32 intersection
• Commission passes 2011 budget, emergency funding for Carnegie
• Basehor, Tonganoxie at odds with county's priorities for state transportation plan
• County sets deadline for particpation in digital radio deal
• Commuter forecast for August 17, 2010
• Bidders see auction as 4-H'ers reward at Leavenworth County Fair
• Hot temps can't make seniors pass on day at Leavenworth County Fair
• Pie-eating contest draws sweet-tooth contestants
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, Aug. 16 through 22
• Commuter forecast for August 16, 2010
• Wizards' unbeaten streak snapped by San Jose
• Easton teacher pleads guilty to having sex with student
• Commuter forecast for August 13, 2010
• Lansing library to mark first year in new building
• Commission gives go-ahead for K-7 study
• Pet peeves
• Metro area under smog alert
• Leavenworth County Fair 2010: Fair schedule
• Applications sought for Stranger Township trustee
• Leavenworth County Commission goes ahead with K-7 study
• 4-H Falks prepared for county fair
• County fair has seen plenty of changes through years
• Leavenworth County Fair bloggers wanted
• Leavenworth County Fair 2010: Fair entries run gamut for Hoge sisters of Reno Bobwhites
• Excessive heat warning extended to Thursday
• Kansas Speedway lands 2nd NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend
• Wizards tie defending MLS champs
• Leavenworth County Commission agenda, week of Aug. 9, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 9, 2010
• Wizards announce discount ticket payments for WyCo residents
• Commuter forecast for August 6, 2010
• Former Kansas chief justice dies
• Cursive, printing or texting
• Commuter forecast for August 5, 2010
• Accident near Leavenworth County line on Interstate-70 causing traffic backup
• Day trip possibility? Vintage baseball game at Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
• Work on U.S. 24-40 to begin Monday
• Weather pushes crops
• Sunflower Broadband acquired by Georgia-based company
• November ballot positions set; Moran defeats Tiahrt
• Leavenworth County Appraiser's Office project to enhance valuation process
• Leavenworth County Fair parade tradition for Boling 4-H family
• Leavenworth County Fair starts Monday, parade through downtown Tuesday
• Tonganoxie Mirror looking for bloggers, photographers
• Democrats, Republicans pick nominees in primaries today
• State's chief justice announces retirement
• Heat advisory goes into effect at noon Monday
• Wizards edge Toronto, 1-0
• Former KU player to lead YMCA football clinic
• Leavenworth County requests K-7 land-use study
• Kilimanjaro calling: Journey to the roof of Africa offers lesson in humility
• Commuter forecast for July 23, 2010
• Tonganoxie man sent to hospital following semitrailer accident
• Guilty plea entered in case involving threats at Leavenworth Kmart
• County Commission schedules meeting to discuss benefit district
• County resident concerned over codes court
• Military prisoner who was at Fort Leavenworth dies
• Tonganoxie man killed in accident on Kansas Turnpike
• Tiahrt highlight of Tonganoxie candidate breakfast
• Commuter forecast for July 26, 2010
• City reiterates rules for political signs
• Crews extinguishing semitrailer fire on Kansas Turnpike
• Commuter forecast for July 27, 2010
• Leavenworth County asking cities to support K-5 expressway, bypass for KDOT funding
• County commission, register of deeds debate use of tech fund
• Codes court funding included in publshed 2011 Leavenworth County budget
• County's new Special Olympics team looking for coaches, volunteers
• Big-time prep tourney on tap
• Commuter forecast for July 28, 2010
• 5K slated for Saturday on SM Park cross country course

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