Louisburg, KS News

• Louisburg, KS News
• UPDATE: Residents raise funding for contraceptives
• UPDATE: Family planning funding cut
• Protesters criticize commission decision
• Two injured in ATV accident near Bucyrus
• Two injured in ATV accident near Bucyrus
• From the Pulpit
• 'The defining issue of our time'
• Obama calls for economic fairness
• Slideshow - Presidential visit
• Obama calls for economic fairness
• Seventh-grade team remains perfect
• Wrestlers ready to get going
• Recycling sweeping Louisburg schools
• 'Tis the season for giving
• Sisters on the Fly retreat inspires husband, wife
• Scholarship offered for nursing students
• Scout project to benefit community
• Council approves holiday bonuses
• Growing a garden with love
• Lions, tigers, cougars host Halloween event
• Halloween on Broadway Friday
• Memories created in California for one columnist
• Lady Cats fall in substate semis
• Local auto shop lends helping hand
• Dramatic dress design
• Wildcat soccer ties Ottawa
• Harriers shut out in meet
• Annual live, silent auction, dance set for Saturday
• Harmful algae ban lifted at lake
• ACT results shine for class of 2011
• Lady Cats respond with three wins
• Wildcats lose grip of Eudora
• Freedom event set to take place Sunday
• Annual Labor Day celebration ahead
• Citizens' academy offered in Paola
• Patience key for soccer
• Medlin back on probation
• Sun, soap, sponge fun in Louisburg
• New lifestyle for Japanese student
• Wildcats tune up for debut
• Wildcats fall in season opener
• Cycling club plans ride Saturday morning
• Wildcats back in school
• Back at the grind after a brief vacation in Oregon
• Griffin excited about season
• Lady Cats have high hopes
• New principal anticipates year
• Wildcats gear up for season
• Cutting coupons for good cause
• LHS freshmen work together
• Louisburg Scouts help Joplin schools
• Wildcat soccer rebuilding after big losses
• Memorial dedicated to well-known Louisburg woman
• Back to School for Louisburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stuteville helps team at adidas Futures
• Cheering toward a cure
• Chiefs showing signs of cheapness
• Enrollment may be slightly down from last year
• Masons send LHS musicians to band camp
• Intersection work considered
• Broadmoor Elementary welcomes students
• Ventre rides high on board
• Lions Club stocks up on school supplies
• Cass County bridge closure planned
• District admission policy changes
• Turner helps Knights win AAA World Series
• LHS Jazzy Cats bring home honors
• Gearing up for the school year ahead
• Rockin' Broadway with faith and music
• Louisburg fares well at nationals
• New year could be a bumpy road
• Scoping out the stars, sun and space from Powell
• Gagnebin excited for new AD post
• Extreme builder for extreme home
• Cedar Cove cats chow down
• Ewy relishes Shrine Bowl
• Annual fair comes to a close
• Bands rock out with library
• Council members approve 2012 budget, raise levy
• It's good to be back, Louisburg
• Too much time on my hands lately
• Judge makes ruling in water territory case
• McMullen sets high marks with discus
• Historical home is labor of love for one couple
• Stargazers to unite at observatory
• Cheerleaders thrive at camp
• MIami County Fair fun continues
• Hillsdale shooting range considered
• Medlin's license, probation revoked
• Gun range a must in Miami County
• A big event for 'Big Steve'
• Disaster training available
• Watching memories go away
• Hood signs to wrestle at Baker University
• Louisburg girls fare well at pageant
• Young talent on display
• Methodists’ century-old bell back in rightful place
• State champs return to field
• Volleyball team works to get back to state tournament
• Wizard Rock, Harry Potter talk
• Turnout down at benefit
• Fresh challenges await at new job
• School board trains
• Miss B’s earns top three in four categories
• JamiAnn dreams big
• New school board members begin tenures Monday night
• Barracudas shoot down Torpedoes
• Curtis Kasitz adds to Louisburg’s landscape
• Nine-year-olds have rough tournament
• Whiting rides her way to state rodeo honors, ready for nationals
• Summertime sickneses strike swiftly
• Escaping the hot sun with lots of library fun
• Barracudas take care of rival Paola
• Preserving history
• Council considers property maintenance code
• Louisburg suffers tough losses
• Celebrating our liberties
• Lady Cats back on the attack
• Louisburg football takes part in 7-on-7
• Mentoring program has a shot at $25,000
• Louisburg TSA thrives at national competition
• Photography skill, insight into news gained on vacation
• Summer program a hit at library
• Wildcat soccer reloading
• Technology and tornadoes
• A Jetsons-type world a click away
• Rain doesn’t deter anglers
• O'Brien to make mark at Kansas
• Local church lends dozens of helping hands in Joplin
• O’Brien to soar as a Jayhawk
• BMX bikes and ballet in Louisburg
• Annual fish fry brings in loads of catfish, people to Fox Hall
• Messmer tourney goes off without a hitch
• Lil’ Cheer camp trains future cheerleaders
• Freedom Fest to feature food, music and fun
• Mother Nature makes Father’s Day terrifying
• Library events entertain all ages
• Bovaird meets new team
• Freedom Fest fireworks fund dangerously low
• Louisburg shines in contest
• Louisburg USD 416 releases honor roll lists for spring semester
• Police offer $500 reward
• First-hand experience with government
• Pat Apple has perfect voting record
• Swim team becoming a fixture in community
• Sitek runs way to 200 dash title at Champions
• Local 4-H girl wins at boer goat nationals
• Across Kansas on a bicycle
• McTeer to be in ‘Les Miserables’
• Fire station is tornado shelter
• Louisburg churches to duke it out in softball
• Scouts visit fairgrounds for summer day camp
• Hat left in Vietnam returns to owner after 43 years
• All ages enjoy summer reading program events
• Wildcat coaches, players ready
• Pastor awarded for evangelism
• Teacher agreement reached at board meeting Monday
• Aquatic center draws hundreds
• L&K Services named Business of the Year
• Lions Club Band Camp a success
• Bubba should live dream as a Royal
• Embers inks with Northeastern State
• This Father’s Day celebrate every dad
• Choir from St. Louis visits Louisburg on Sunday
• Striving for perfection
• Relay for Life raises $67,000 for cancer research
• Swim team opens strong
• Annual Louisburg Fishing Derby on tap
• Mary Bradbury retires
• Relay for Life is Friday
• Farmers' market to begin Saturday
• Stargazing in full swing
• Lady Cats blanked from team
• Louisburg helps pets of Joplin
• Council to support observatory’s future plans
• Bovaird to take reins of wrestling program
• Larson, Teague named first-team all-league
• Tornados pique curiosity, defeat better judgment
• Train derails Saturday
• Problems flood hydrant project
• Sheriff’s office goes on manhunt
• Worthington named girls’ head coach
• Enjoying Music in the Park
• Mistakes are hard to let go
• Take two: Wildcats win state
• Summer reading program to start
• Holy Rosary to host 700-family garage sale
• Residents share tales of Louisburg tornado
• Sitek sets records, medals
• O’Brien, Frazier medal at state
• Louisburg community supports Joplin efforts
• Baby sitter serves 57 families
• USD 416 teachers, staff meet for lunch to kick off summer months
• Kansas: Still a great place to live
• Remembering our fallen heroes
• Students, staff honored at LMS awards ceremony
• Chamber of commerce announces 5K
• Athletes come through at right time
• Preschool students given diplomas, tiny mortarboards at commencement
• Griffin back to form for javelin crown
• Local EMS respond to Joplin
• Graduation 2011
• Congratulations, seniors, the best is yet to come
• Holy Rosary fifth-graders graduate from D.A.R.E.
• State championship team to be honored
• Lady Cats come up big with regional runner-up
• Family, food and fitness fun at Broadmoor
• Seniors’ spirituality grows at baccalaureate
• Marshall brings in $800 for food pantry with spring play
• Wildcats run way to 4A regional crown
• Foster grandma recalls reading to seniors
• Veteran recalls military service
• Fourth-, fifth-graders perform musical plays last week
• Wildcats soar to crowns
• Belly dancers visit local nursing homes
• Special Olympians successful
• The challenging side of Mother Nature
• Third grade performs 'Mice from Outer Space'
• Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic School supporters ‘run with the cows’
• Class of 2011 to graduate Sunday at LHS
• Spring play rescued by teen thespian
• Time for spring cleaning
• Council takes steps toward growth
• Something for everyone
• Local scholarships total $64,500
• Morland sinks first hole-in-one at tourney
• Rotary Club instills life skills into PSLC students
• Voting machines used for student council elections
• Board hires new LMS principal
• Louisburg citywide cleanup set for Saturday
• Lady ’Cats place third in Redbud Relays
• Walks prove costly for ’Cats
• FFA food science team takes first at state
• Lemke’s Lunch Bunch challenges youths
• Art students bring home eight awards
• Almost $500 raised for Wounded Warriors
• Journalism students win five awards
• Running with the Cows is Saturday
• Joining the nation in prayer
• Band garage sale, silent auction starts Thursday
• Davis throws no-hitter
• Teachers to get $400 bonus
• Nursing scholarship awarded Thursday
• Barnstomers invade Louisburg
• Kansas players give back to fans
• Griffin shatters own record in javelin
• Spring citywide garage sale a hit
• The dangers of drunk driving
• Arbor Day contest winners announced
• Eighth-grade girls’ track has big day in Spring Hill
• Children’s author shares inspiration sources
• Running a marathon in a hail storm
• Music students return from state victorious
• Girls’ track runs away with Prairie View crown
• Nine students chosen as final Students of the Month of 2010-11 year
• Cruise the ’Burg draws 140 cars despite rain
• National Day of Prayer Thursday
• Safety important in storm season
• National EMS Week soon
• Lady Cats roll in home meet
• Sign-up for golf tourney due Sunday
• Cruise the ’Burg car show set for Sunday
• Youths celebrate EARTH Day
• Wildcats dominate Louisburg Invitational
• Getting an early start
• Louisburg sweeps Trojans
• Kansas players to take on local high-schoolers
• Wildcats salvage doubleheader
• Ten forensics students state-bound
• Seniors treated to meal, guest speaker
• Blood drive set for Thursday
• Gifted math students show skill at contest
• First-ever spring citywide garage sale starts Thursday
• Hunting for the $100 egg
• Event definitely worth the money
• Bicycle Safety Rodeo is Saturday
• Having a ball with a retaining wall
• Math club finishes 2011 season
• New fees stink, but necessary
• Several egg hunts on tap Saturday
• Lady Cats pick up big first win
• LMS track fares well at home
• Citywide garage sale ad deadline Thursday
• Spring plant sale begins
• Council discusses fishing derby, 5K
• LHS concert band and select choir earn ‘ones’
• Will Shields to speak at senior dinner
• Wildcats take second despite weather
• Bramble’s fundraiser set for Thursday night
• Mother-son game night an evening of fun to encourage camaraderie
• Fashion show displays student talent
• MAST’s mock crash makes a point
• Vote for Best of Miami County
• O’Brien sets another record
• LHS forensics takes honors at Osawatomie
• McConnell yodels her way to success
• LHS students once again rise above the rest
• Long ball hurts ’Cats in loss to Wellsville
• Morland finishes 17th to lead ’Cats
• Buffalos hand Louisburg softball two losses
• Spring garage sale season starts
• LHS musicians steal the show
• LHS prom kicks off Saturday afternoon
• LHS student designs pool pass
• Sitek sprints his way to three golds
• Queen of the Holy Rosary Wea School science fair
• MiCo Velo sets fees, plans for growth
• Fashion show set for clothing design class
• Letter in semifinals of competition
• LHS Technology Students Association bring home numerous top honors
• Rockville Recyclers ‘push paper’
• Zoellner breaks down the district budget
• O’Brien puts name in Wildcat record books
• Final election results tallied
• Dodgeball tourney nets more than $600
• A look at Louisburg through the Chamber of Commerce window
• Pay-to-participate approved at school board meeting Monday
• Former coach files complaint
• School board holds special meeting Friday
• Wildcats open season with win over Paola
• Fishing derby reels in donations
• Lady Cats swept in home opener
• Tanner Myers takes third at state bee
• Baseball team has different look
• USD 416 says goodbye to two staff members
• Frontier League brings bands together
• Mrs. Kansas sent off in style
• Jars for Japan means pies for personnel
• Rotary club provides e-recycling
• From LHS graduate to KSU leader
• Kansas Barnstormers make another trip to Louisburg
• Spring cleaning, heavy lifting take over weekend
• USD 416 says goodbye to journalism teacher
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• Doles places fifth at state
• Benefit to raise funds for Grant Haley
• A Spring Blast over spring break
• LHS clubs sponsor Jars for Japan
• Moreland back to lead Wildcat golfers on run back to state
• Louisburg girls’ track sets league, regional title goals
• Gun education is as important as gun itself
• Annual e-recycling event scheduled for Saturday
• Book sale starts Thursday
• BES kindness directed at Japan
• Boys’ track ready for season
• Mrs. Kansas .... Mrs. America?
• City, RWD No. 2 await ruling
• Free heart screenings for first 100 to sign up
• Kids club qualifies seven for state tourney
• Candidate forums set
• Annexation a hot topic at state Legislature
• BES kindness directed at Japan
• Legion makes money on mice
• Athletic head, wrestling coach resign from posts
• Writer's mind wanders as spring weather rolls in
• Dodgeball game set for April 9
• E-recycling set for 1 p.m. April 2
• Pitching key for Louisburg
• City to cut two events’ funding
• Trial between RWD No. 2 and Louisburg concludes
• Board sets monthly fee for all-day kindergarten
• Funds raised to fight cancer
• Legion Riders’ mouse race set for Saturday
• Turmoil surrounds girls' program
• School board candidates profiled
• Still coaches one year
• Library program inspires creativity
• Girl Scouts feel the need for speed at powder puff derby
• Mackey, Frazier chosen to girls’ all-league team
• Lady Cats have a lot to build on
• Embers, Griffin selected all-league
• Robinsons’ tradition continues
• Free heart screenings set for May 7
• Firearm culture an open, inviting experience
• All-day kindergarten to cost $150 per month
• LHS FFA is about more than farming
• Theft a difficult crime to prevent
• Teacher has March Mathness
• LHS musicians earn top honors at festival
• Primaries narrow selection
• Woman drives SUV down embankment
• Louisburg, RWD No. 2 resume territorial dispute trial
• The challenge of a lifetime
• FFA brings home multiple awards
• Students design pool passes
• Wildcats end season early
• With first year down, I’m ready for more
• Girls' basketball coach fired
• Twice as nice: Hood crowned again
• Miami County 4-H'ers Compete At Club Day
• The next step toward manhood
• Choice Words
• City of Louisburg back in court Monday
• Twice as nice: Hood crowned again
• Kindergarten screenings set for April 14-15
• Students Jump Rope 4 Heart
• Stepping back in time
• USD 416 goes above and beyond
• Basketball on beasts of burden
• Cullen Hood takes fifth, Mathia finishes one match short of medal
• Wildcats hold off late charge from Panthers
• Students of the month honored
• Lady Cats grab win over Paola on Pink Night in the Burg
• LHS musicians perform at KMEA in Wichita
• Henderson inks with MidAmerica
• Preliminary primary election votes tallied
• Why it doesn’t say, ‘service engine later’
• Three Wildcats head to state
• Louisburg ready for state tournament
• Scholarship seminar literally pays off
• Forensics competes at Piper
• Council argument over trucks resurfaces
• Football team gets championship rings
• Bad third quarter sinks Lady Cats in upset bid
• Sixth-graders sooth concerns
• Louisburg USD 416 budget broken down for community
• Embers, Wildcats snap out of shooting funk
• Making right what once was wrong
• Stephen Pride fundraiser Saturday
• Lady Cats get big win over Panthers
• About 240 students, parents pledge to X the TXT
• Jazz band plays at hockey game
• Jazzy Cats perform at regional competition
• Bad first quarter costs Lady Cats
• Paola tops Louisburg in rivalry game
• Braving the cold for Klondike camp
• Benefit raises $4,000 for teacher
• Winter-time blues eased with tunes from the past
• Meet your at-large city council candidates
• LHS joins International Thespian Society
• Wildcats place seven at league
• LMS students to serve as pages for Sen. Apple
• School board votes to bring back seventh-grade sports
• Louisburg eighth-graders win two over Spring Hill
• LHS reporters to compete
• LEO Club to host X the TXT pledge throughout this week at LHS
• LEO Club helps Agape Christian Center relocate
• City buys new police truck
• State budget shortfall still main focus for local legislators
• Louisburg Library to host banking seminar Feb. 17
• County spelling bee
• Chamber reviews survey results
• Residents share proposal stories
• Fathers and daughters bond, dance
• LHS hosts homecoming
• Hood captures crown at Silver Lake Invitational
• A story of love, chance and awkward moments
• Wilson back to work after complications
• Kindergarten screenings on tap
• Louisburg picks up second straight win
• Weathering the storm
• Film character deserves applause for being different
• Igloo born of boredom
• LMS Students of the Month
• Kindergartners to be screened in April
• Chili supper raises $2,250
• Dinner set to celebrate LMS’ national award
• Girl Scouts begin book drive
• Fathers to treat daughters Saturday
• Budget meeting
• Math Club successful at relay
• Harrisonville knocks out LHS
• Homecoming set for Friday
• City planners consider Agape’s Grace thrift shop
• Kansas Day at Louisburg Library
• Freshman boys picking up steam
• Food pantry makes the move
• Commissioners review pole barn permits
• Moore leads kid wrestlers
• Kansas Day was special
• Big first quarter keys Wildcats past Broncos
• Growth area history complex
• Junior varsity going through up-and-down season
• Little dancers, big spirit
• LeRoy Niebaum, a ‘Louisburg icon’
• Spelling out S-U-C-C-E-S-S
• Louisburg USD 416 to face further cuts in 2011
• Steve J. O'Keefe - 1943-2011
• Deadline to file for elections Tuesday
• Council contracts with Cantrell
• Bridges throughout county to be repaired through sales tax program
• Harth rules in Stiles’ favor
• Family bingo night scheduled for Saturday
• Louisburg skate park a long way off, not out of the question
• Service leaders set 2011 goals
• UPDATE: Trojan Elementary teacher pronounced dead Tuesday afternoon
• Dorothy Kiser
• Legislative session begins
• The handshake of a lifetime
• Filing deadline near for elections
• LMS announces January Students of the Month
• Local leaders share goals for 2011
• Lyle Wobker sent off in style
• EMS upgrades fleet of vehicles
• Deputy Commissioner of Education predicts 2011 to be toughest year
• Mayor calls for city volunteers
• At play on a snow day
• School board meeting postponed
• Bryan R. Blann
• Names of fatal accident victims released
• Two killed in Kansas Highway 68 wreck
• Lights, camera, Louisburg
• A trip of a lifetime
• Hometown Pizza to become The Tavern
• City workers to get first raises in years
• Birth – Browning
• Elwoods wed 60 years
• James V. McKinsey 1931-2010
• Patrick Elwood 1963-2011
• A year of growth, learning and commitment
• Raises for city workers was right move
• A display of musical talent
• Planners approve welding shop
• Writer looks forward to 2011, orders
• Louisburg proves persistent in 2010
• Top 10: #5 Body found south of Louisburg leads to murder charges
• Top 10: #4 Sports, teachers on chopping block
• Top 10: #3 West Amity gets makeover
• Top 10: #2 Tragedy strikes Louisburg
• Top 10: #1 Wildcats win championship
• Births - Murnane
• Carol Diane Anderson
• Kenneth Wood
• Cops for Louisburg’s tots
• LMS among top five in nation
• PTO to host Retro Remix
• Council reaches agreement on Christian music festival
• Growth areas to be eliminated, reconstructed
• BlisterSmith entertains local seniors
• Circumnavigating the planet Earth
• Food pantry explores relocation options
• Volunteers give out ‘Coats for Folks’
• Juarez father-son band benefits Agape’s Grace
• Wreaths Across America commemorates sacrifices
• Agape Christian Center seeks new home
• Raffle raises funds for athlete screening
• Awards abound for LHS
• School board considers pay-to-play
• Salt damage can be mitigated
• Cycling club plans for growth
• County to rule on truck trailers and storage containers
• First National Bank hosts Santa Claus, crowd of children
• Community leaders treated to dinner
• Agape Food Center might lose lease
• Making memories at Miracle on Metcalf
• Explorers 4-H Club brings Christmas to those in need
• Holiday Mart fills LMS with vendors
• City council approves budget
• Illegal dumping site to be cleaned up
• Louisburg Fire Department fights to save rural home
• ‘Coats for Folks’ available
• Emma Smith completes voyage around the world
• Lola Mae Oehlert 1924-2010
• Zora Mae Barron 1916-2010
• Autopsy results released for Nathan Stiles
• Louisburg puts together run for first state title
• Miracle on Metcalf set for Saturday
• Local ministers collect ‘Coats for Folks’
• Mentor program visits Applebee’s
• Agape’s Grace Benefit Concert Dec. 19
• Santa Store’s affordable treasures
• Commissioners review animal complaint system
• Thelma Scott Neill 1923-2010
• James A. Martin 1922-2010
• Open House To Honor Peaks
• Beauty and the Beast sells out Saturday night
• Area seniors treated to turkey
• Four Lady Cats named to all-league volleyball team
• All the way to state
• Special Olympians compete at state
• Department Of Motor Vehicles To Close Temporarily
• Registration still open for Thanksgiving Day 5K
• Food pantry benefits from LHS penny wars
• Book fair raises funds for Broadmoor
• Commissioners Outline Radio Upgrades
• Amity Street construction nearly finished
• Sue Knop named Citizen of the Year
• LHS actors to perform ‘Beauty and the Beast’
• Change orders approved
• Businesses team up for LHS athletes
• Ambiguous county roads to receive identities
• Honoring Miami County veterans
• Annetta Nelson 1911-2010
• Ernest Leroy Jones 1916-2010
• Births
• Sectional playoff game to be broadcast on WUCA Radio
• Official local election results canvassed Monday
• Election results show county aligned with Kansas
• LHS to host Thanksgiving dinner
• Police, businessmen dodge for a good cause
• Blood drive comes to LHS
• Christina F. Katzer
• McClellan takes pride in 24 years in military
• Board of Education hires teacher, coaches
• Honoring those who serve
• Veterans invited to LMS for ceremony
• Building a ‘Forest of Lost Soles’
• County jail issue addressed
• Fish fry fundraiser at Senior Center
• City planners approve bell tower
• A small, rusty car can provide the largest, greatest memories
• Early indication of voter turnout encouraging
• Tragedy strikes Spring Hill
• Council adds $48,000 to street repairs
• Zoellner delivers state of USD 416
• A happy Halloween on Broadway
• Unofficial election results available
• Louisburg Lions Club rummage and bake sale on tap
• Nathaniel Jacob Stiles
• UPDATE: Spring Hill Player Dead Following Football Game
• Everett P. Long 1925-2010
• Thomas Alan Hook 1930-2010
• Wagner, Snopek Wed Aug. 28
• Legion hosts national leader
• Midterm election polls open Tuesday
• LMS students donate $600
• Halloween Broadway to attract hundreds
• Touring family to perform in Louisburg
• Chamber of Commerce identifies priorities
• death notices
• Chamber makes progress toward goals
• Donations needed for Cops for Tots
• Legion National Commander to visit
• Lions Club celebrates steadfast sponsors
• Friday is last day for Special Olympics pastry-sale fundraiser
• Edith Elliott leaves legacy of love
• Overlay district approved
• Amity on road to completion
• Translating a message of hope
• 2010: 'Dedicated to Excellence'
• Free business class available Thursday
• Janice Jane Courtney 1937-2010
• Advanced voting begins
• Ricky Jerome Brown 1949-2010
• Richard Karl Bonham 1944-2010
• Grandons Wed 60 Years
• LHS band lights up Wildcat Stadium
• Igniting Wildcat spirit
• Outside lanes open on Amity
• Parents fight for sports programs
• Cecil Brown wins Heartland Art Guild’s People’s Choice Award
• Joe Diffie to visit Middle Creek Theatre
• Erik Pollom joins county as planning director
• Cedar Cove fundraiser brings in about $5,000
• Juniors sneak past seniors 7-0 at powder puff game
• Council, planners work together
• LHS Band Electric Light Show on tap
• Martin Edward “Marty” Springer
• Pastor Sandy Harris to report from Philippines
• Daniel McIntyre
• Sweet treats for a good cause
• Local resident shares overseas adventures
• Celebrating 90 years of service
• William Clifford "Cliff" Lawrence
• Amity project progresses
• Citywide garage sale a hit
• Jumping into autumn fun
• Cedar Cove celebrates decade anniversary, new facility
• Ava Purvis recognized for service to Vintage Park
• Local youths compete in livestock show
• The Resistance begins at New Life
• Growth areas come to ao final vote today
• Rotary Club golf tourney a success
• Powder puff football approaches
• Watrous, Rusow to wed Nov. 12
• Golfers still needed for Rotary tourney
• Letter to the editor
• Friday night lights bring back football memories
• Ciderfest an opportunity
• Nila C. Campbell 1936-2010
• Ward brings experience
• Council updates K-68 zoning
• Citywide garage sale a tool for local art collector
• Ciderfest begins this weekend
• Louisburg Soccer Update
• Soccer players, coach suspended after memorial tournament
• Pup named Penny keeps residents company
• Crash leaves five hospitalized Monday
• Scouts to collect food
• Cedar Cove expands, celebrates 10-year mark
• Rotary Club golf tournament approaching
• Windisch proud of service
• Elementary students display patriotism
• Council reviews Labor Day parade safety
• USD 416 could switch insurance providers
• Holy Rosary auctions raise $144,000
• Bob R. Sullivan
• Boy Scouts plan 3-day food drive
• Cycling club created for county
• Chamber director meet-and-greet
• LHS home to 3 exchange students
• Town the newest council member
• Rain impedes progress on Amity
• Labor Day in Louisburg
• Council reviews parade safety
• Council reviews parade safety
• Council reviews parade safety
• Local competes in fight for fitness
• Visit website for council coverage
• Births
• Summerfield Farms to fix old fence
• WUCA Radio moves to Louisburg
• Hometown Pizza primed for preview
• Have fun on labor Day
• New lifestyle, healthy diet hard to swallow
• Cycling club debuts at Roots Festival
• Four-car pile-up leaves four injured
• Byrd sentenced to 3 years
• Rural burglars plead guilty
• Local puppy shot and killed while in owner’s backyard early last week
• Velma Coate
• Bode James Wolfe
• Jane Ellen Cowin
• Donna D. Parker
• Louisburg quilter a semifinalist at national event
• SAFEHOME in need of volunteers
• Air Force members entitled to cash
• Bank patrons explore Alaska
• Leadership class enrollment open through Sept. 17
• Woman injured in car accident near Hillsdale
• First National Bank seeks memorabilia
• Cannon a 3-term council veteran
• Smoking ban has little impact locally
• Stargazing event rescheduled
• Harley Emerson Keeton
• joshua J. Hancock
• Elizabeth Adams
• Louisburg Night delayed at Powell Observatory
• Participation jumps for summer reading program
• USD 416 adds about 60 students
• Chamber director starts
• Rockville Round Up a service to parents, students
• Goodrick adds to variety as market winds down
• Powell to host Louisburg Night on Friday
• Night Out in Louisburg a success
• K-68 construction on schedule
• City Council raises mill levy by 1.17 mills
• Decision made too quickly for 7th-grade sports
• Lillian Homrighausen
• Greinke’s remarks ring true for K.C.
• LHS has good turnout for summer weights
• Boeve ready for life in athletics
• William (Will) Lee Hardwick
• Abrahamian a Shocker
• National Night Out Against Crime Saturday
• Carters’ cookies now available
• Sneak-A-Peek just around the corner
• Youths work to beautify Louisburg
• Daryl Dean Rohrer
• Old, failing, ugly cars have become a part of life
• Miami County election results tallied
• Death Notice
• Community comes out for football golf tourney
• Miami County Fair attracts thousands
• Scavengers comb Louisburg homes
• City Council grants seasonal exceptions for garage sale signs
• Battle on Broadway
• Miami County election results tallied
• Eisenhower celebrates 99 years as local farmer
• Josephine Thoms
• Three pounds of marijuana found in rural Louisburg
• Raising money a must for athletics
• Barracudas win league, high-point trophies
• Fergola gets to know new team
• Meeks celebrating golden anniversaryMeeks celebrating golden anniversary
• Richard Koopman
• Wilma "Myke" Shove
• Donald Lee Stainbrook
• Lomax benefit raises $20,000
• Fabric goods stand out among produce
• Primary elections open Tuesday
• Hometown Pizza gets a facelift
• Steve Sledd
• Hood battles way to national titles
• Barracudas earn second SSSL crown
• Youth baseball team takes finale
• Hood’s future brightens with wins
• Nurturing the acting bug

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