Shawnee, KS News

• Shawnee, KS News
• St. James soccer bounces back, finishes third at state
• Jaguars end season runners up in state
• St. James soccer drops heartbreaker to Trinity in PKs
• St. James Academy baseball team advances to state semifinals
• For Mill Valley, 'revenge factor' a part of Saturday's state girls soccer final
• Shrine Rodeo finishes up tonight; demolition derby tomorrow in Tonganoxie
• Mill Valley baseball's season ends in first round at state tournament
• Live: Shawnee athletes compete for state track and field titles
• Bio-Microbics awarded for export growth
• RFP for Banking Services Update
• Executive Assistant - City Manager and Planning Departments
• City of Shawnee - New Notice to Bid
• Scholarships will help send 2 Class of 2012 grads to Fort Hays
• De Soto district recognizes years of service, retirees
• Shawnee resident named to DePaul Dean's List
• Shawnee's crime analyst one of world's finest
• Home-grown tomatoes make the tilling, toiling worthwhile
• Food: Edible heirlooms: Favorite recipes help remember loved ones
• When old soldiers fade away, honor guard pays tribute
• They're going to state: MVHS girls soccer defeats Miege to advance to semis
• Five questions: Marble collecting
• Bio-Microbics awarded for export growth
• Words of encouragement help graduates close chapter
• Garden party to turn clock back to 1920s
• State golf recaps: Foth second, Cougars fourth at state
• St. James Academy baseball will defend state title after regional tournament victory
• Walmart gets green light, says it's ready to go this time
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda for May 22, 2012
• Fatality wreck victim was not wearing seat belt
• Diving champ leads Thunder to ninth at state swim and dive meet
• Sporting seeks to end May winless streak on Sunday
• Mill Valley to send strong contingent to state track and field meet
• Thunder will vie for 16 track and field titles in Wichita
• Bingham leads Maranatha Academy state track and field qualifiers
• United States Honor Flag To Fly at Shawnee Protector’s Memorial
• SMN, SMNW girls swim and dive teams continue upward trends at state meet
• Gallery: 6A track and field regionals at Free State High
• Police warn of 'long lost relative scam'
• Tomato-inspired events to get celebration rolling
• Graduation includes inspirational messages about happiness, passion
• Mill Valley wins regional final in dominant fashion
• Former MVHS coach says contract was terminated because of sex discrimination
• Memorial Day services planned
• #ShawneeSports spring regionals update
• Special teams football camp to be offered in Basehor in June
• Boutique to host Pink Night Out
• Scoutmaster honored as parade grand marshal
• Honor Flag to fly above Protector’s Memorial
• Art show gives students self-esteem boost
• A step back in time: Bonner business creates WWI 'toy'
• Photos and video: SM North Class of 2012 graduation
• Food: Steamed hake packs in the flavor
• Seniors citizens luncheon to include flag program
• The next chapter
• State tennis: SMN's Smith fourth, SMNW pulls off upsets, SJA doubles place 12th
• Five questions: Window watch
• Beal: Visit from feathered friends like hummingbirds creates enjoyable pastime
• Council rolls through agenda like a speeding Abrams tank
• #ShawneeSports regional golf roundup: SMNW, MVHS, SJA send golfers to state
• Take The Citizen Survey
• Mill Valley baseball and softball teams win regional titles within earshot of one another
• Commissioner Allen files for re-election
• Undermanned Sporting KC loses third straight
• A fork in the crumbling road
• High school rec basketball league deadline approaching
• Shawnee Mission Park Lake May 12 fishing report
• SMNW breaks 36-year-old record, SMN posts individual wins at Sunflower League meet
• City Council Meeting Agenda for May 14, 2012
• Area lacrosse camp to be directed by pro player
• Museum honors volunteers at heart of its growth
• Contest to determine commemorative pin design
• #ShawneeSports regionals round-up: When and where your team is playing
• Photos: Basehor Community Garden grand opening
• Two SMNW teachers to be honored at KU courtesy of former students
• First a coronation, then a rally for SM Northwest baseball on Thursday
• City Council acting to limit pension risks
• Beauty and the Best Downtown Open House and Food Festival
• Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting Agenda for may 17, 2012
• SM Northwest senior receives Legacy scholarship
• SM Northwest grad receives aerospace engineering degree
• Mill Valley continues KVL track and field dominance
• City Council acting to limit pension risks
• Area golf: Youth movement leads Mill Valley, Foth sixth at Lawrence Invitational
• New Oil Depot store opens
• Time Warner Cable awards local employee
• Lansing escapee found in KCK
• Home delivery
• Mill Valley too much for BSHS girls soccer team
• Beal: Being fashionable just isn't my style
• Food: Treat mom to a kid-and-dad-proof Mother’s Day breakfast
• De Soto board members on the fence about energy cost-savings plan
• Five questions: Avoiding scams
• Stages of support
• First-ever regional title advances five SJA boys tennis athletes to state tournament
• Softball fundraiser benefits scholarship
• Cougars baseball has all the tools at the right time
• Barnett resigns SM Northwest football coach position
• Walmart advances smaller Supercenter
• Farm owner creates unique equestrian jumps
• Shawnee Council Committee Meeting Agenda for May 8, 2012
• Mill Valley softball goes 1-1 in Emporia
• SM North, SM Northwest to each be represented in state tennis tournament
• MVHS boys doubles team advances to state tournament
• GALLERY: 62nd annual North Relays
• MVHS boys doubles team advances to state tournament
• Shawnee Pool Memberships
• Street eats
• Man who escaped from Lansing in April still free
• SMSD offering live stream, cable broadcast of graduation ceremonies
• MVHS carries perfect duals mark into 5A regional tournament
• SM Northwest student lands perfect ACT score after third try
• SM Northwest softball splits doubleheader at Free State
• Two hat tricks remedy SMNW's injury bug in 10-0 win against SMN
• Arts and craft store opens
• Pickleball attracts following among local senior citizens
• Library system seeks donations for used book sale
• SM Northwest graduate onstage in NYC musical
• Two from Shawnee initiated into national honor society
• Shawnee Day at the K set for June 22
• SM Northwest graduate receives leadership award
• I-435 resurfacing project to close lanes
• Shawnee teen charged in Cabela’s break-in
• Sharon Lane official named to health care leaders program
• Naismith re-enactor to lead bus trip to Lawrence
• May 2 Shawnee Museums and Libraries Calendar
• Beal: How did old age creep up on me like this?
• Five questions: Salt savvy
• A couple of perennials
• Sweetheart sale supports teen battling cancer
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SJA softball, SMN college signing scheduled, Sunflower League tennis
• First details emerge in sealed Shawnee murder case
• Local take-back event nets 200 pounds of drugs
• Methodist Women to host jewelry, accessories sale
• Food: New way with a Southern classic: shrimp and grits
• Revving back up
• Kansas City woman sentenced to federal prison for adoption scam
• Pilcher-Cook files for re-election to Kansas Senate
• Marina to be open all weekends in May
• St. James Academy takes Butch Foster Memorial Classic title
• Senior citizens potluck luncheon May 14
• Garden Club scatters project seed money
• Downtown event upscaled
• New Mill Valley volleyball coach named
• Shawnee Police target impaired drivers
• Actor parlays lessons learned from SM North into ‘extraordinary’ career
• Local marketing director promoted at Menorah
• St. James Academy chooses new boys basketball coach
• SMNW's Cooper continues to dominate Sunflower League in strikeouts
• SM Northwest girls soccer rebounds with 10-0 victory on Thursday
• SM Northwest picks up 1-0 extra innings win on road
• Tidy Town for Residents Who Live East Of Pflumm
• MVHS hands Piper first KVL baseball losses in matchup of unbeaten teams
• Charity hopes groundbreaking will show it’s serious about new building
• Healthy kids event set Saturday at Bonner YMCA
• Truck overturns near Bonner Springs, killing up to 40 cattle
• Does the mild winter mean more bugs? Depends on who you talk to
• Fort Leavenworth historic tour is May 5
• Deadline is May 9 for Old Shawnee Days Society scholarship contest
• SM Northwest senior earns top score on ACT
• Shawnee man sentenced for producing child pornography
• Sporting KC returns May 5
• A look inside the landfill
• Beal: Traveling across country makes idea of coming home more sweet
• Jaguars breeze past Braves in softball doubleheader
• How will Shawnee spend $1 million economic development fund? Proposed incentives unveiled
• Simplicity key for spring vegetables
• KU student from Shawnee garners honors for original composition
• SMSD board meeting agendas going paperless; board begins first 2012-2013 budget discussion
• After sweep by De Soto, St. James softball looks to rebound against Miege
• St. James baseball looking to bolster title defense bid
• SM North baseball trying to turn it around
• SMNW goes 1-2 at River City Baseball Festival
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SMNW softball wins big, Johnson has hat trick in soccer split
• Other Kansas Relays highlights
• City of Shawnee - New Notice to Bid
• City of Shawnee News - Quivira Road Closure
• Johnson County Motor Vehicle Offices To Close In Early May
• Johnson County authorities find body of missing man in abandoned refrigerator in De Soto
• Shawnee church plans Fair Trade Block Party
• Accident slows traffic at Kansas Avenue and K-7
• Dispatch wins top honor in statewide press contest
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto school districts react to listing in national investigation on suspicious test scores
• Southbound Quivira closing south of 75th Street for water project
• Eckleman's pitching leads St. James past SM Northwest in Lawrence Friday
• Brigham makes it two Kansas Relays victories after personal best in the long jump
• Barbecue dinner to benefit cystic fibrosis research
• Mill Valley's Brigham won't stop raising the bar
• Film series, photography exhibit to feature retro views of suburbia
• Shawnee resident receives 'Who's Who' recognition
• SM Northwest, St. James Academy ready for showdown on Friday in Lawrence
• Mill Valley softball improves to 9-1 with sweep of Spring Hill
• Strong showing from Mill Valley girls soccer under the stadium lights
• Shawnee resident receives recognition from National Science Foundation
• 2012 Kansas Relays participants and heat schedule
• Winning bookmarks by Shawnee youths now available JoCo libraries
• Registration open for second Shawnee Community Services golf tourney
• Once again, Shawnee is ‘Tree City’
• Convicted sex offender escapes from Lansing
• Students' art comes to life on big screen
• Beal: Brisk weather seems to follow vacationers southward to Florida
• Food: Almond-crusted chicken a quick dinner
• Sports this week: April 18-April 23
• SMNW's Foth wins second-straight golf tournament
• SMNW baseball 7-1 after late-inning heroics
• Five questions: Plant a tree
• Clothing exchange store opening Saturday at 10 Quivira Plaza
• City’s spring e-waste collection and paper shredding event coming this weekend
• DUI And Driver's License Checkpoint
• Library revamps book club program, but some readers miss convenience of pre-bagged kits
• New county librarian to take up post in May
• Emergency preparedness consultant plans ‘chat and chew’
• County’s new fitness center offers sample classes for adults
• SM Northwest home meet provides tune-up for Kansas Relays
• St. James baseball splits at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, improves to 6-1
• Shawnee Council Committee Meeting Agenda For April 17, 2012
• Blue Valley North hands Thunder first softball loss
• Mill Valley baseball avenges loss to De Soto
• Shawnee families participating in nationwide bake sale effort
• Individual achievements highlight SMN track meet in Lawrence
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SMNW softball splits, SJA swim team dominates, MVHS tennis progesses
• Eleven St. James student athletes sign letters of intent
• Shawnee police investigating two armed robberies
• Jaguars softball off to 5-1 start in tough league
• IB program available at SM North next fall
• DUI, driver’s license checkpoint planned in Shawnee
• SM North baseball stifled at Free State
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for April 16, 2012
• Golf tourney remembers SMNW grad who died of brain tumor
• Gifts from graduates to leave leasting impression
• Police accepting unused, expired prescription drugs with no questions asked
• SM North receives IB authorization
• Five questions: Rabies on rise?
• State leaders fired up over court furloughs
• Brownback calls barber bill an economic burden
• Extra Innings: Cancer survivor returns to throw first pitch
• Keeping an eye, logbook on Mother Nature
• Letter: Reason to support rebates?
• Beal: Each spring, same old visitors seem new again
• De Soto board of education attempting to amend budget
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: Thunder softball, SMNW Signing Day, SMNW softball
• Thunder successful against familiar foes on the track
• Mill Valley track and field right at home in Jaguar Invitational
• New ordinance addresses unique noise problems
• Cougars have strong showing at Blue Valley track meet
• Calendar: #ShawneeSports This Week (April 11-April 17)
• Re-elected mayor cites goals for next term
• MVHS-DHS soccer game to be played at Livestrong Sporting Park on April 19
• In close Ward II race, outside chance for challenge remains
• Parade of Homes includes Shawnee addresses
• Shawnee voter turnout tops countywide average by 2 percent
• Shawnee temples plan community celebrations this weekend
• Police arrest two during DUI patrol in Overland Park
• KDOT names project manager for $250m ‘Gateway’ overhaul
• New thrift store announces partnership with charity, job openings
• Jewell's homer caps big win for SM Northwest baseball on Saturday
• Next DAR meeting to feature talk on colonial medicine
• Sporting KC the toast of MLS after 5-0 start to the season
• 'One last good game with the guys' for St. James' McCullough
• DeSoto hands Mill Valley baseball team its first loss after 3-run rally
• Area allergy specialist offers tips for surviving season
• City Council Meeting Agenda for April 09, 2012
• 75th Street wreck injures young drivers, including two thrown from van
• Ryan Lilja visit inspires SM Northwest wrestlers
• Hat trick: SMNW girls finish week 3-0 after commanding win against Lawrence
• 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
• SM Northwest graduate honored for community service
• City plans controlled burn Friday near Johnson Drive
• Fishing forecast: Shawnee Mission Park Lake (April 4)
• Shawnee Chamber localizes county survey results
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - April 2012
• Cities, county receive first casino revenue distributions
• Overland Park plans DUI patrol Friday night
• Arbor Day Foundation Names Shawnee Tree City USA Community
• And then they were four
• Letter: Thanks for honest, kind act
• Beal: Antique: What’s in a name?
• Countywide voter turnout tops 10 percent
• All Shawnee mayoral, council incumbents keep seats — barely
• Early election results show potential for close mayoral, council races
• Defendant sentenced to life in prison for Easter Sunday shooting death
• Maranatha’s Thomas pushes boys tennis past BSHS
• Calendar: #ShawneeSports This Week (April 4-April 10)
• Mill Valley, SJA track squads shine at Ottawa Relays
• Hundreds vie for parts in upcoming musicals
• Five questions: Tobacco-free teens
• State will benefit from lottery win
• Budget meltdown could cause furloughs in courts
• Mill Valley rolls by Tonganoxie on road
• Man pleads guilty to child porn charge, allegedly had hundreds of images on computer
• Pet product offices, manufacturing facility headed to Shawnee
• Shawnee VFW announces annual chili feed
• City earns sixth-consecutive budgeting award
• One person killed in vehicle-train accident near Riverfront Park north of Lawrence
• SM North, SM Northwest track back in action at South Relays
• St. James girls soccer outmatched in MO-KAN tournament, returns to play April 13
• Cougars baseball team grinds out 9-7 win against Blue Valley on Saturday, improves to 2-1
• MOMS Club plans egg hunt and open house this week
• Food: Kids can help with this Easter dessert
• Food: This Easter, ditch ham but keep the pig
• One of three winning lottery tickets purchased in northeast Kansas
• Six Jaguars score in Mill Valley's 9-2 win against Bishop Ward
• No Easter egg drop this year as church’s focus is closer to ground
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: March 30
• St. James softball comes out swinging
• Work set to begin Monday on Kansas Avenue bridges over I-435
• Cooper retires career-high 15 batters as SM Northwest storms past Lawrence
• SMNW garage sale to raise funds for leadership camps
• Shawnee residents take a break from vacation to volunteer
• 7 SM North students named ACT Scholars
• De Soto teacher recognized with Educating Excellence award
• Spring is here, so are suspicious magazine sales
• 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
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight for area counties
• Letter: Candidate voting histories need more explanation
• Tuesday’s election to decide mayor, council winners
• Letter: Governing takes both leaders and constituents
• Beal: Keep friendships fresh
• GFOA Award Winner for 2012 Budget
• Maranatha girls soccer drops season opener, 4-0
• Youth wrestling roundup: Area grapplers shine at state tourney
• Calendar: #ShawneeSports This Week (March 28-April 3)
• SMSD to offer free lunch this summer
• SMSD to increase fees for food, buses
• Correction
• Shawnee kicks off 2013 budget process
• Five questions: Storm preparation
• Edwardsville police investigate deaths of 2 men Monday
• Car hitting pole was culprit of overnight power outage
• Shawnee resident takes VP position at hospital
• Tenant defaults on rent for medical building funded by industrial revenue bonds
• Letter: Ward I incumbent deserves to be reelected
• Letter: Votes on council can be more important than election participation
• Letter: Time to replace city leader
• A dozen new deputies join Sheriff’s Office
• Sporting KC improves to 3-0, gains sole possession of conference lead
• Jobs fair planned April 10 at Great Mall
• Master gardener to speak at next Ambassadors meeting
• For Cougars' girls swim team, a rare season-opening senior night
• SM Northwest track and field teams begin spring with second place finishes at JCCC Invitational
• Pancakes, sixth-grade servers featured at fundraiser for Benninghoven student
• St. James girls soccer victorious in season-opener against Miege
• City Council Meeting Agenda for March 26, 2012
• Food: Party like mad! Or at least like 'Mad Men' might
• Shawnee business owner is lone Kansas representative on U.S. trade mission to China
• Shawnee Solicitors' Regulations
• Nursery kicks off spring with redesigned garden center
• Program to teach self-defense tactics
• JCCC scholarship fundraiser to feature auctions, appetizers
• Greta Garbo portrayal to kick off speaker series
• Free screenings available at health fair
• St. James Academy boys basketball coach retires
• Shawnee student takes part in New Orleans leadership exchange
• PSU sophomore from Shawnee named to Dean's List, is incucted into honor society
• Easton woman dies in Bonner Springs K-7 crash
• Live chats another opportunity to see where candidates stand on issues
• How do candidates' voting histories stack up?
• Letter: Leave party politics out of race
• Beal: Beginning of spring brings up one question: what to plant?
• High crude oil prices spur activity in area oil field
• House budget would cut spending by $600 million
• Old movie theater restored into new, modern church
• Five questions: Poison protection
• Calendar: #ShawneeSports This Week
• Fishing forecast: Shawnee Mission Park Lake
• Sporting KC wins home opener
• Athlete Spotlight: Kelle Carver, SM Northwest
• Spring sports preview: SM Northwest teams look for Sunflower League success
• Spring sports preview: St. James Academy begins season with title hopes
• March Madness tests allegiances among three Kan. teams’ fans
• Two-sport St. James Academy athlete signs
• Food: Pub grub at home — Recipes for March Madness
• Neighborhood Watershed Newsletter - March 16, 2012
• Lawyer describes talk with Afghan killings suspect held at Fort Leavenworth
• Kansas Court of Appeals to hear oral arguments at KU, Johnson County CC
• Church plans community Easter event
• Lent, in color: Church revisits Bible stories through eyes of master artists
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For March 19, 2012
• Smoking encouraged at this Shawnee bar
• Wildlife federation honors Kansas Riverkeeper for conservation efforts
• Shawnee Mission Medical center names new CEO
• Church blood drive set for March 26
• City Of Shawnee Finance Director Announced
• Shawnee residents take a break from vacation to volunteer
• Suspect charged with murder in Lenexa strangulation
• Entries being accepted for Congressional Art Competition
• Student headed to K-State with help from leadership scholarship
• 50 from De Soto school fall ill during East Coast band trip
• Letter: Grocery, convenience store liquor sales bad for the community
• Songs conjur memories, if only fleeting ones
• Fire department reminds residents to check smoke alarms
• Montemayor: This is your sports section
• A night with the heroes and villains of KCK’s Metro Pro Wrestling
• SMNW grad trying out for ultimate frisbee tryout
• Cougar Kids wrestlers advance to district tourney
• Looking ahead at Mill Valley’s spring sports slate
• Four Jaguars named to All-KVL basketball team
• Former Maranatha runner honored at KU
• UPDATE: 75th Street exit to close for three months instead of two
• Five questions: Flu still around
• Fundraiser to help injured Benninghoven sixth grader
• JagWire publications nab newsworthy recognition
• City of Shawnee names new finance director
• 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
• Ward IV: Incumbent sees streets, vacancies as key issues
• Ward IV: Candidate seeks to grow city through 'fresh ideas'
• (Dry) Duck Race winners announced
• Chamber of commerce survey reveals priorities of county residents
• Riptide playing Knights’ next dance party
• Food: The perfect week for pie
• National Ground Water Awareness Week
• MVHS receives recognition for online news site, news editor in chief
• Dispatch news staff takes numerous awards in annual press contest
• City wants to expand boundaries of downtown tax rebate program
• Resident receives employee award from Time Warner Cable
• City of Shawnee News - Daylight Saving Time
• SM Northwest girls lose to Maize in first round of 6A state tournament
• Shawnee residents' efforts help to raise more than $130,000 for ESU
• Shawnee resident honored for GPA during reception
• Shawnee resident named to DU Dean's List
• Candidate questionnaire: Mickey Sandifer, Ward IV
• Candidate questionnaire: Dylan McAfee, Ward IV
• Audition for Theatre in the Park
• Live broadcast of SM Northwest girls basketball's 6A state first-round game available
• Kansas moves closer to ending ban on happy hour
• Ward III: Ferris: Leaders must be responsive to ‘the people’
• Ward III: Kuhn touts experience, fiscal responsibility
• Beal: Dust storms of 1930s not so distant memory
• New book-scanning technology arriving at Shawnee library
• Who's bankrolling Shawnee's mayoral candidates?
• Legislators expecting fights on major issues
• Kansas Legislators raise concerns about schools reaching dyslexic students
• Five questions: Good consumer
• SMN theater gets plug from Broadway World website
• 'Different' technology coming to De Soto
• MVHS alum caps first collegiate swimming season
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes honors MVHS senior football player
• Sporting Kansas City about to kick off 2012 season
• SMNW girls sixth at state bowling tournament, one boy places
• State of County address set for March 27
• Food: What's your cup of tea?
• Investigators unable to determine what started Hampton Woods fire
• Winners of mayoral primary dive into campaigning for general election
• Candidate questionnaire: Dawn Kuhn, Ward III
• Candidate questionnaire: James Ferris, Ward III
• Police watching for teens who aren’t buckled up
• Mill Valley girls' run ends in sub-state final against St. Thomas Aquinas
• Heave-ho! New event adds heft to Shawnee St. Patrick’s events
• City of Shawnee News - New Notice to Bid: March 1, 2012
• Despite rally, Mill Valley boys fall in sub-state final
• Exit Heartbreak: SM Northwest girls win sub-state final, comeback season continues at state tournament
• Shawnee names new fire marshal
• Ward II: Ward II challenger seeks to lower taxes, cut spending
• Ward II: Incumbent sees infrastructure, economic development as top priorities
• Candidate questionnaire: Mike Kemmling, Ward II
• Candidate questionnaire: Neal Sawyer, Ward II
• Resident honored with professional award
• Johnson County continues downsizing with second department merger in a month
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For March 5, 2012
• #ShawneeSports Update: SM Northwest boys eliminated from sub-state
• Old foe now stands between Mill Valley girls basketball and state
• Shawnee resident joins NSCS
• Shawnee resident named to Philadelphia university's Dean's List
• #ShawneeSports Update: SM Northwest girls bowling places sixth at state meet
• Students from Shawnee receive KU honor roll recognition
• Golf tournament to help homeless
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - March 2012
• City of Shawnee News - New Notice to Bid: February 28, 2012
• Mill Valley boys advance to sub-state final after 18-point win against Wyandotte
• SM Northwest girls advance to Friday's sub-state final
• Dolls to be subject of talk at senior group’s next meeting
• SMNW senior receives scholarship to PSU
• Shawnee resident set to perform in the dark with UNK band
• Johnson County property revaluations in the mail, appraiser’s office announces resources for residents
• SM, SMNW students among finalists for National Merit standing
• Letter: Grateful in wake of fire
• Beal: Signs of spring: If not for the garden, would we notice?
• Tornado watch issued for Douglas, Franklin and Jefferson counties
• Meyers leads in early primary election results
• Seasons end for St. James, Maranatha bowling squads
• Ward I: Ward I challenger says Shawnee should rethink spending
• Ward I: Incumbent prioritizes economic development, streets
• Live Tuesday: St. James Academy boys at Sumner Academy, sub-state first round
• Board approves new track, locker updates at schools
• Informational meeting for community garden
• Five questions: Safety at home
• Pampered pooch takes Westminster win in stride
• Church plays host to talk on cyber-safety for children
• Proposal would put chapel in the Capitol
• Apartment fires take toll
• Planners announce St. Patrick’s Parade theme, grand marshals
• Sales tax increase at 10 Quivira to be delayed six months
• School finance lawsuit looms over Legislature
• Maranatha Academy boys face tough opponent to open sub-state play Tuesday
• Maranatha Academy girls hoops hope momentum carries them past Pleasanton Monday
• SM Northwest wrestlers head into offseason with most of the team returning
• Bowling: SMNW girls finish second at regionals, Millard advances for boys
• Seven Jaguars place at 5A state wrestling tournament, team finishes seventh
• Dates set for Tidy Town large-item pickup
• Trout season begins anew at Shawnee Mission Park Lake
• City says increased false alarm fees appear to be working
• Candidate questionnaire: Jim Neighbor, Ward I
• Candidate questionnaire: Charles Macheers, Ward I
• Two St. James wrestlers reach state finals in Salina
• SMNW boys basketball defeats rival SM North, await sub-state draw
• MVHS boys basketball strings together impressive wins before sub-state
• Jaguars girls basketball rides streak into postseason
• 2012 Spring/Summer CityLine
• City Council Meeting Agenda for February 27, 2012
• Cokeley, Salsbury lead field of five remaining Thunder wrestlers
• Rumsfeld visits Fort Leavenworth
• Shawnee glass recycling bin one of ten busiest in metro area
• Rotary club now accepting applications for college scholarships
• Shawnee resident named to UNL Dean's List
• Shawnee resident presents research project at graduate summit
• SM Northwest girls now await coin flip for No. 1 sub-state seed
• Wind fuels 3-alarm fire at Shawnee apartment complex
• Pro lacrosse player to lead demonstration at nearby lacrosse store
• Brownback favors Leavenworth County being its own Kansas Senate district, chief of staff says
• 'Fake Beard Bandit' pleads guilty in Shawnee bank robbery
• Chamber taking applications for annual scholarship
• After fire, Shawnee preschoolers lend helping hand
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: An early look at sub-state basketball seeding
• 'Tommy' features father, daughter acting team
• Gambling task force forming; members sought
• Letter: Get out and vote
• A parent’s work is never done, but it gets easier
• House panel delays vote on abortion bill
• Changes to Kansas water policy moving forward
• Senator proposes adding funds to Brownback’s school finance plan
• Watch the web for primary election results
• Watch Live: St. James Academy boys basketball vs. Bishop Seabury, 7 p.m.
• Shawnee father, daughter have lead roles in 'Tommy'
• Five questions: It's a leap year
• JCCC UN team takes home awards for Canada portrayal
• Program to teach parents about teen suicide prevention
• A childhood favorite all grown up: Mature mac and cheese
• Knights honor members at annual banquet
• St. Joseph Table and pasta dinner set for March 4
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for February 22, 2012
• Kansas House panel postpones vote on abortion bill
• County launches online survey to collect residents’ input on 2013 budget
• SM Northwest bowlers prepare for tuneup meet one day before regionals
• #TeamConnor: St. James sophomore's battle with cancer ends, memories come pouring in
• Five SM Northwest wrestlers punch tickets to state tournament
• St. James wins 4A regional tournament, will send 10 wrestlers to state
• Lenten fish fries, shrimp dinners kick off Friday
• St. James third at state boys swimming meet, wins first state medal
• SM Northwest boys swim team hopes to build off individual top-10 performances at state
• Mill Valley finishes second at 5A regionals, will send 12 to state
• Jaguar boys basketball back to winning ways
• Mill Valley girls cruise to 15th straight victory
• Cougars can't find answer on offense in 62-45 loss to Leavenworth
• KC BizFest doesn't leave business-friendly impression on MVHS students
• Senior's trio of 3-pointers leads SMNW past Leavenworth
• Food left on stove caused fatal apartment fire in Shawnee
• Former SM Northwest passer setting records, gaining national attention in NCAA
• Photos and video: SMN celebrates Black History Month
• Two Shawnee businesses make ‘25 Under 25’ list
• Bayer acquisition will expand company’s insecticide portfolio
• Basehor-Linwood boys win big, girls lose second straight against Mill Valley Tuesday
• Bakery rolling in dough ... cinnamon roll dough, that is
• Lewis guilty of murder in Easter Sunday shooting death in Shawnee
• Sarah Schmidt leads Cougars to win against Free State Tuesday
• At LFSHS, SM Northwest boys see game slip away in final seconds
• Three Mill Valley baseball players commit to colleges
• Host Jags finish second in KVL wrestling tournament
• Three vie to be city’s next mayor
• Five questions: Tips from the heart
• Beal: When experiencing freshly fallen snow, new limits apply
• Letters: End Latino discrimination
• Legislative leaders skeptical of Brownback's budget plan
• MVHS student named delegate to the U.S. Senate Youth Program
• Board OKs $1.2 million HVAC system makeover
• Streetlight contract sparks discussion about supporting Shawnee bidders
• New voting laws in effect for Shawnee’s mayoral primary
• Candidate questionnaire: John Segale, mayoral primary
• Candidate questionnaire: Eric Jenkins, mayoral primary
• Candidate questionnaire: Jeff Meyers, mayoral primary
• Feb. 25 is deadline to apply for garden club grants
• Five Cougars place at Sunflower League wrestling tournament
• Mill Valley finishes second behind Tonganoxie in KVL wrestling tournament
• Mill Valley girls end Bonner Springs' perfect season
• SMNW boys fall to Lancers, 59-47, Friday
• SM Northwest girls hit road block against SM East
• Stevie does it: Braves boys rally to defeat Mill Valley
• Mill Valley ends Bonner Springs girls' perfect season, Braves boys rally
• Closing arguments in, verdict expected Wednesday in Shawnee murder trial
• Follow Live: Kaw Valley League wrestling tournament at Mill Valley High School Saturday
• Follow Live: Girls-boys doubleheader between Mill Valley and Bonner Springs
• Student from Shawnee named to Wartburg Dean's List
• Shawnee resident named to Arkansas University's Chancellor's, Dean's lists
• Maranatha, SMNW to join together in preview concert
• Students named to St. James Academy honor rolls
• Food: (Un)Chocolate for your sweetheart?
• Police officers pitch in for elderly resident in need
• Library forum to mull Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Volunteers sit down for charity
• State of the City: Smart choices helped Shawnee make forward progress
• SMNW senior named Presidential Scholars candidate
• Former Congressman announces he has Alzheimer's
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SMNW boys, girls sweep Olathe North Tuesday
• MVHS student named delegate to the U.S. Senate Youth Program
• Beal: Raised to never be late for an important date
• Mill Valley boys roll by Chieftains on road
• Tripp scores 25 at MVHS girls defeat Tonganoxie
• Ring featuring red-kettle diamond brings in thousands for charity
• Five questions: Cards of love
• Birth control pills distributed by Johnson County Health Department recalled
• Casino opens to fanfare
• Mill Valley football sends three to college programs on Signing Day
• Mill Valley's Gibson signs to play for Division I soccer program
• Two SM Northwest relay teams qualify for state championships
• St. James wrestlers win Silver Lake tournament
• Nine Cougars sign to continue playing careers at various colleges
• Pro-life speaker to highlight Knights’ annual banquet
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: Mill Valley ready to host KVL wrestling tournament, SMNW wrestling fifth at district
• Senior group to see Dwight Eisenhower reenactment
• Knights’ next Classic Rock Dance Party is Saturday
• Opening testimony in murder trial paints picture of victim’s last day
• Injured boy’s condition improves
• Hope Lutheran caps remodel with new organ installation
• 16 ESU students from Shawnee receive academic scholarhips
• Shawnee City Council Committee Meeting Agenda for February 7, 2012
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for February 6, 2012
• Olathe Northwest's Shields stifles SM Northwest boys Friday
• Olathe Northwest tops SM Northwest girls, 80-36, Friday
• Mill Valley girls grind out 11th straight victory
• Mill Valley boys overpowered at Lansing Friday
• Studio opens doors to yoga newbies, local artists
• Revved up crowd helps open Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Trash truck driver dies when truck rolls over him
• Community service essay garners SM North student new laptop
• SMNW girls get elusive win against Olathe East, travel to league-leading Olathe Northwest Friday
• Big-game experience: Former Jayhawk, Cougar Mike Rivera relishes second chance
• Food: Cheap eats: How to save money but not sacrifice health
• SM Northwest staging 1930s-era thriller this week
• Student from Shawnee named to Wartburg Dean's List
• Birth control pills distributed by Johnson County Health Department recalled
• Letter: Hurting vulnerable population
• Beal: Some dreams may be best left unrealized
• Cracking down: Officer with Shawnee’s most DUI arrests knows how to spot drunk drivers
• Shawnee Council member appointed to national committee
• City noted for excellence in financial reporting
• Five questions: Tax season is here
• Legos teach building blocks of safe snacking
• SMNW swimmers nearing state qualifications this week
• Food service manager makes headlines with egg tacos
• SM Northwest boys rally past rivals Friday
• Mill Valley wrestlers finish fourth at weekend Chanute Tournament
• MVHS bowls notch highest scores of year at Lawrence meet
• SJA second at SMN Invite, place at Garden City event
• St. James boys will have several chances to rebound from loss
• National Signing Day approaches for nearly two dozen Shawnee student athletes
• And the Horizon Award goes to ... teachers in the Shawnee Mission, De Soto districts
• Red-kettle diamond now graces ring to be auctioned for charity
• Not your everyday traffic stop: Police officer delivers baby on Shawnee Mission Parkway
• Citizen of Year a walking tribute to organ donation
• Shawnee Police Department names officer of the year
• Communications company makes new acquisitions
• Mill Valley girls win El Dorado Tournament with ease
• Trout-stocking set for Feb. 22
• Retirement community plans Iwo Jima remembrance
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SMNW boys defeat SMN, tough luck on road for St. James boys
• Mill Valley boys start strong, lose in rout against Olathe Northwest
• City of Shawnee: New Notice To Bid / Request For Proposals
• Food: A dead time for farmers? Not quite
• Resident retires after 40 years with HUD
• New dog-walking business comes to Shawnee
• Another nailbiter, another loss against McLouth for Maranatha
• Photos and video: 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'
• Lexington Trails receives Governor's Achievement Award
• SMN publication is 'superior,' says national council
• Summer JCCC program to introduce teens to healthcare field
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: Midweek hoops results, area bowling, wrestling and swimming
• #ShawneeSports Roundup: SMNW girls lose on road, MVHS nets big nonconference win
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - February 2012
• Woodstove ashes sparked blaze that damaged five homes
• St. James bowling positive about its outlook
• McCullough impressive for St. James, averaging 23 during tournament
• Young SMNW wrestling team beset by injuries
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Zach Callahan, Mill Valley
• Youth lacrosse coming to Johnson County
• Mill Valley boys basketball falls just short of first midseason tournament title at Interstate Classic
• Optimists now accepting essay contest entries
• Council approves $1.7 million phase of trail project
• Beal: Memorable car purchase: 1957 Alfa Romeo roadster
• Prairie Ridge documentary puts educators' jobs in the spotlight
• Boy hurt by runaway van remains in critical condition
• Five questions: Kansas Day
• SM district officials offer staffing snapshot
• Genealogy meets Google at next society meeting
• Resident named to Ronald McDonald House board
• Volunteer available to educate senior groups about new CityRide program
• Postal Service looks to downsize Nieman Road location
• Former Council member to challenge mayor in spring election
• Assistance dogs trained in Kansas provide gift of independence
• Cable company employee earns award
• Shawnee Council member appointed to national committee
• Library provides tax resources, AARP volunteers
• Shawnee software company increases space, adds jobs
• SM Northwest girls win Truman Tournament, improve to 9-2
• MVHS falls just short in Interstate Classic final Saturday
• St. James clinches fourth-place in Dodge City Tournament of Champions
• Maranatha boys fall to Atchison in McLouth semifinal
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For January 23, 2012
• Mill Valley boys advance to first midseason tournament final
• SMNW girls advance to Truman Tournament final
• St. James boys rebound, advance to Saturday consolation final
• Mill Valley girls basketball extends win streak with another lopsided victory
• Smooth operators: Smoothies blend nutrition and a simple package
• Prairie Ridge documentary puts educators' jobs in the spotlight
• KU signee, Wichita Heights too much for St. James Academy
• SMNW bowling nabs elusive road win at Olathe South
• Nieman Elementary teacher honored with Horizon Award
• Sand in the City to return to Wonderscope this year
• Video shows burglars breaking into pawn shop, stealing guns
• SMNW wrestling defeated at Lawrence Free State dual
• JUST IN: MVHS wrestlers defeat Shawnee Heights in down-to-the-wire meet
• Not all cut out for many perils of westward expansion
• 5 Questions: Tracking credit
• Texas Hold’em, barbecue dinner to raise money for museum
• Golden-age computing
• Sports in brief: Notes on Maranatha basketball, St. James basketball, Mill Valley Wrestling
• SMNW bowlers confident in state tourney chances at onset of season
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For January 18, 2012
• SMNW girls open Truman Tournament in a major way
• Year’s first legislative info session highlights district’s top school finance reform issues
• Boy struck, critically injured in chain-reaction wreck
• St. James wrestlers finish 15th at Bobcat Classic
• Offense hard to come by in SMNW boys loss to SM South Friday
• Missed free throws make up the difference in SMNW girls loss
• Defensive adjustments key for MVHS girls 50-25 victory against BLHS
• Mill Valley boys come up short against Basehor-Linwood
• Food: Peary easy desserts
• Kansas Day celebration planned at nature center
• Montemayor: For teens on the football field, stakes are higher than we imagined
• Shawnee Mission North NJROTC squad closes perfect season
• Church preschool open at former elementary school building in Merriam
• Mill Valley's inaugural bowling meets have teams off to a hot start
• Sporting Kansas City will be drafting in its own backyard Thursday
• Sheriff’s Lieutenants complete training program
• Dispatch has new obituaries policy
• Deffenbaugh Holiday Collection Schedule
• Birds all atwitter again after holiday hiatus
• SM Northwest boys struggle to find shooting touch in loss to Lawrence
• SM Northwest girls basketball continues hot streak, tops Lawrence 48-21
• Three challengers file for City Council race
• Police seek gunman who robbed Lenexa Sonic
• Agriculture foundation's teacher of the year is from Shawnee school
• Shawnee native shares battle with AIDS in new book
• Shawnee Mission to hold year's first legislative info session on Friday
• 5 Questions: Peaceful Rest
• Knights free throw contest is Jan. 21
• Swimming teams coming to De Soto and Mill Valley high schools
• De Soto school board shortens academic calendar, renews summer food program
• Low-income senior housing proposal withers in front of City Council
• Councilmember Mickey Sandifer Appointed To National League Of Cities' Human Development Steering Committee
• Shawnee Rep. blasts Speaker O'Neal
• Polar Plunge set for Jan. 28
• Knights sponsoring two dance parties next week, polka and rock
• City noted for excellence in financial reporting
• New Sheriff’s deputies on duty
• 4-Hers sew, stuff stockings for Sharon Lane
• Wristen: Kindness will never be forgotten
• Chamber’s new board members take posts
• Northwest's Galvan 2nd at Dick Burns Mat Classic
• Summit Christian sneaks past Maranatha girls
• Rough second quarter costly for SMNW boys against West
• Olpe girls put away St. James early
• St. James boys nab elusive first victory
• 22-2 run powers MVHS boys past Tonganoxie
• Tripp, Mill Valley girls pull away from Tonganoxie
• Shawnee City Council Committee Meeting Agenda For January 9, 2012
• SMNW girls pull away late from West
• Slow start dooms North boys against South
• Fake jewelry a real problem for children
• Fast start propels South girls past North
• Officer who interrupted twins' suicide attempt to receive lifesaving award
• Cirque du Soleil brings Jackson's story to KC stage
• Hollywood Casino set to open Feb. 3
• KCKPD seeks new officers
• Winter trail race on Jan. 13 at WyCo Lake Park
• Known for its burgers, Shawnee's Big Bam's now barbecuing
• Leavenworth man pleads guilty to theft from Jefferson County gun store; Tonganoxie man awaits trial
• 5 Questions: E-book advice
• Beal: Signs along highways offer some diversion on long road trips
• Names in the News
• Former Mill Valley football star transfers to Washburn University
• Shawnee volleyball player has been well traveled with Kansas State University team
• Five former area athletes round out Kansas University rowing team roster
• Northwest boys emphasize fundamentals during winter break
• Indians use break to feed post, get healthy
• Hollywood Casino announces Feb. 3 opening date
• Next Ambassadors meeting to feature program on church’s history
• Library kicks off annual bookmark design contest
• Parks department, Rotary club seeking spare bikes
• Governor's plan for managed care raising concerns
• Special New Year's Eve patrol nets one DUI in Overland Park
• JO Xpress buses take to shoulder of I-35 this week
• Snowy owls head south in search of food
• Shawnee a 'good place to start' again for family, restaurant
• Dispatch reports more than 1,000 newspapers, coupon inserts stolen from grocery stores
• New city committee’s first meeting is Tuesday
• Mark Twain’s ‘Campaign that Failed’ is subject of library talk
• Shawnee Receives A Certificate of Achievement For Excellence In Financial Reporting
• Shawnee City Council Committee Meeting Agenda For January 3, 2012
• Brownback pushes agenda on taxes, schools, health care and state retirement for 2012
• Upcoming library programs aim to help job-seekers
• Resolving to quit tobacco? Free program helps Kansas residents
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - January 2012
• Wristen: Championships aplenty for Shawnee schools in 2011
• They are the champions: 2011’s top sports stories include title runs, retirement
• Stories of the Year: Groundwork for growth
• Beal: Ringing in New Year best accomplished by dropping the ball
• 5 Questions: A Penny Saved...
• County opens Christmas tree drop-off sites
• County seeks input before naming new west Shawnee rec center
• Early retirements slash county’s ‘institutional knowledge,’ prompt cutbacks to library hours
• Scholarship will send Shawnee Mission North student to Greece, Italy
• Grant paves way for JCCC sustainability internships
• Nearby company announces expansion, hundreds new jobs
• Beal: Checking Christmas list ensures swift completion of this year’s shopping
• Mize Elementary wins $50,000 national Pepsi Grant
• Chamber names top volunteers
• 5 Questions: Recipe For Safety
• Shawnee optometrists attend educational conference
• Children’s dance classes calling all princesses, action heroes
• Help The Dispatch choose Shawnee’s top stories of 2011
• North boys drop third straight
• East's size too much for North girls
• Shawnee wrestlers shine at Johnson County Classic
• Shawnee insurance agent to 'give the gift of a birthday' with kidney donation
• Resident earns promotion at accounting firm
• KCK man, 20, was victim of fatal wreck in Shawnee
• Shawnee Mission board to hold special meeting Monday, will discuss additional work at Hocker Grove
• Shawnee agent completes University of Farmers course
• St. James boys no match for Hogan Prep
• Input sought regarding statewide intercity bus system
• Mill Valley boys balanced in victory against Turner
• Mill Valley girls pound Turner for first victory
• South holds off SMNW girls' late rally
• Raiders strike early, roll past Cougar boys
• Health department changing hours at walk-in clinics
• Woman reported missing from KU Edwards Campus
• Podcast dispatches from the colonial age, courtesy of Riverview Elementary fifth-graders
• Kuhn joins other incumbents in filing for re-election to City Council
• Academy of Arts and Sciences to offer winter break classes in Shawnee
• KU linebacker helps celebrate Prairie Ridge's environmental efforts
• Logan: Timeless sports tales make great gift options
• Police officer interrupts twins’ apparent birthday suicide pact
• OB/GYN joins Bonner clinic
• Northwest girls strike fast, clobber Washington
• Shawnee laying groundwork for riverfront 'Eco-Commerce Center'
• Shawnee police interrupt twins' apparent birthday suicide attempt
• Brownback outlines school finance plan allowing more local taxes
• Second-half collapse proves costly for Mill Valley boys
• High school journalists receive national awards
• Chamber's annual gala set for Jan. 28
• Bonner Springs girls hang on against Mill Valley
• Michael Jackson tour to be 'Thriller' of a show
• Letter: Not all is cheery
• John Beal: Few things compare to a child’s wonderment during Christmas season
• 5 Questions: Seasonal Travel
• De Soto receives perfect audit, board listens to patrons on swimming
• Council member earns ‘Diamond Level’ certification
• Shawnee couple deliver Santa, Mrs. Claus to area events
• Council OKs tax breaks for warehouse project
• After years of struggling, life is good for SMNW girls
• Almos, Galvan lead Northwest to 8th at home tournament
• Pancake breakfast will have special guest
• A principal of many hats
• Blood drive to honor Shawnee girl with rare disorder
• Charity’s children’s Christmas party is Sunday
• City of Shawnee Announces Fire Chief
• County will open recreational facility at former Shawnee Fitness Club
• Shawnee Mission saves on energy costs, consumption for another year
• Brownback to outline school funding plan’s details
• Part of book inspired by Shawnee toddler who battled cancer
• Gunshots fired at moving vehicle on I-635
• Mayor files for re-election to third term
• City names new fire chief
• St. James girls 4th at Panther Invitational
• Fort Osage edges North boys
• Mill Valley's Callahan 1st at Eudora
• Stacy's career night lifts Mill Valley boys past Gardner
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For December 12, 2011
• Late bucket lifts Hayden over St. James
• Shawnee Mission Northwest freshman receives National All-American Miss award
• Census figures show how Shawnee stacks up
• Northwest battles past North, improves to 3-0
• Shawnee resident charged after cutting, standoff
• Habitat for Humanity seeks home applicants
• Unusually shiny donation in Salvation Army kettle could 'help a lot of families'
• High school bowling nearing inaugural seasons at De Soto schools
• Miege edges St. James boys
• Northwest offense struggles in loss to East
• Rally comes up short as MVHS girls fall to Gardner
• West tops North girls
• St. James girls top Ward
• Shawnee couple brings Santa, Mrs. Claus to life
• Northwest girls top Smithville, move to 2-0
• 5 Questions: Picking safe toys
• Screening of film about endurance race to include forum with top local runners
• John Beal: 'A regrettable truth: Bad Christmas songs are comin’ to town'
• German club plans party
• Holiday fashion show to feature local designers
• Commission OKs plans for Chipotle and trampoline facility at SMP and Quivira
• SMNW bowlers ready to roll
• Cougars, Indians garner SFL soccer honors
• St. James strong despite key losses
• Experience returns, but not depth for Northwest wrestling squad
• Mill Valley wrestlers to build around 2 state medalists
• New-look Maranatha boys split games with IMAC, Lone Jack opening weekend
• Northwest crisp against Junction City for first victory
• Shawnee Mission North students recognized for November charity efforts
• Shawnee Mission Northwest students, Head Start help bring Christmas back with 'Adopt-A-Tot'
• Police engage in six-hour standoff with man who allegedly threatened woman with knife
• North's Perez highlights All-Sunflower League football honorees
• North boys open with victory
• Ottawa boys beat St. James
• Third quarter costly for St. James girls against Ottawa
• Cougar boys drop opener
• Mill Valley boys fall to SM South
• Shawnee Finance And Administration Committee Meeting Agenda For December 6, 2011
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for December 5, 2011
• St. James boys feature numerous new faces
• North girls battle past South
• Shawnee chiropractor gives back to Johnson County Christmas Bureau
• Three City Council members file for reelection
• Public Works Seasonal Laborer
• SMNW girls topple West for season-opening victory
• Mill Valley girls drop opener at BVNW
• Kansas revenue department refuses request for information about tax reform group
• Holiday floats to parade down Oak Street
• Santa Claus to eat breakfast with youths at Bonner YMCA
• City hopes metro-wide corridor study will yield information, ideas for Shawnee Mission Parkway
• Hollywood Casino jobs fair to take place at KCKCC
• Regional study seeks to guide future development of K-7 corridor
• Downtown fire under investigation
• Northwest girls ready for basketball breakthrough
• Beal: Really quiet house remains as No. 1 postholiday leftover
• 5 Questions: Time To Winterize
• Residents of senior living facility escape afternoon fire unharmed
• New Maranatha boys coach emphasizes fundamentals as keys to basketball success
• Talented newcomers have Eagle girls optimistic entering season
• KBCA releases preseason rankings
• Mill Valley boys look to build on progress made last season
• 3 from Cougar Kids Wrestling shine at nationals
• Youth expected to make big impact for North girls
• Jags hope to ‘take care of business’ during second year under McFall
• North boys expect results, won’t ‘use size as an excuse’
• SMNW boys must fill void on offense
• Peden, McCormick helps Pitt State place 15th at nationals
• St. James Academy's Brown is Class 4A volleyball Player of the Year
• Tax breaks would boost expansion at Shawnee’s second-biggest warehouse operation
• Shawnee Mission again calls for greater local tax authority
• Sinovic comes back home as Sporting KC sends Arnaud to Montreal
• Sporting KC extends contract to Nielsen
• LIVE: Coverage of Monday's Shawnee Mission school board meeting
• Woman pleads guilty in adoption scam, victims included Shawnee and Bonner Springs residents
• Meeting regarding upcoming Cerner construction to be Tuesday
• League of Women Voters plan holiday mixer
• Donohoe announces bid for reelection
• Singing group to highlight next Ambassadors meeting
• Church announces plans for second live nativity
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - December 2011
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For November 28, 2011
• Public meetings set regarding changes to wastewater billing
• Sinovic selected in MLS Expansion Draft
• Diamond Level Certificate Presented to Councilmember Michael 'Mickey' Sandifer
• City Offices Closed In Observance Of The Thanksgiving Holiday
• Firefighter Eligibility List
• Sporting KC waives 4
• SM North cellist recognized by state music association
• Prairie Ridge recognized for hunger-fighting efforts
• Names in the News: Recent Mill Valley grad completes Coast Guard training
• Local troop collecting socks for charity
• Overland Park police seek thief with penchant for high-end purses
• Half an empty big-box down, a few more to go
• 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'
• Thanksgiving Traffic Enforcement Campaign
• Kansas' fickle weather
• Beal: Don’t forget blessings
• ‘High-class’ convenience store to replace BP at Shawnee Mission Parkway and Pflumm
• 5 Questions: Preparing The Bird
• Downtown business is drop-off site for toy drive
• Two blood drives coming to downtown Shawnee
• Retirement community offers free Thanksgiving meal for senior citizens
• Police kick off Thanksgiving traffic enforcement campaign
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for November 21, 2011
• Shawnee resident named assistant director of national estimators society
• Resident elected as national officer for philanthropic sorority
• Joint Shawnee City Council/Planning Commission Workshop on November 21, 2011
• Day camp for children ages 5 to 11 to be offered at Shawnee Civic Center
• More than a decade's worth of student artwork now on display at De Soto administrative building
• As student bodies diversify, school districts have trouble finding minority candidates
• Metcalf Avenue landmark to become Johnson County Museum’s new home
• I-70 designated 'Presidential Highway'
• Police investigate report of attempted abduction of teen
• Denning named Kansas Sheriff of the Year
• Shawnee man indicted on charges of producing child porn
• Escapees surrender to authorities in KCK
• Chances of escapees remaining free are slim, past history shows
• Annual KCK holiday event to feature hot-air balloons
• Ag Hall offers memorial bricks for Walk of Fame
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner organizer hopes for 'no leftovers'
• Letter: Police academy a success
• Beal: Arrival of holidays brings with it changes to cherished routine
• Council members hear ideas for $1 million development fund
• With new deals website, dollars stay local
• Authorities on lookout for two Lansing prison escapees
• Adoption scam included victims in Shawnee
• Businesses hope to increase dredging along Kansas River; environmentalists warn process is destructive
• Shawnee honors longstanding employees
• Next week’s Dispatch to publish one day early
• 5 Questions: Holiday Travel
• Zarda, championships synonymous for St. James Academy volleyball
• Pancake breakfast, auction ahead for Bluejacket-Flint
• KVL recognizes 4 from MVHS soccer; region’s coaches laud Vitale, Vomhof
• Christmas Around Town coming Dec. 3
• 3 Mill Valley volleyball players named All-Kaw Valley League
• Monticello Trails wrestlers thrive in first tournament of season
• With 3 freshmen leading way, Maranatha girls cross country has makings of a dynasty
• Wristen: Local stars give reason for KC kids to dream big
• Church plans shopping event for charity
• City Council pushes forward to fix leaky roofs
• Shawnee Mission braces for 'terribly interesting' legislative session
• New owner, new tenant on way to historic downtown bank building
• Inside Hope Lutheran School, veterans see 'greatest part of the world'
• Drivers beware: Deer on the move in Shawnee
• Mutual Fund Store opens Shawnee location
• Shawnee Mission Northwest theater students ready for "Cabaret" production
• Shawnee stay-at-home moms help kids with heart defects
• Shawnee Street Closures
• Drivers Beware: Deer Are On The Move In Shawnee
• Shawnee Salutes Our Veterans
• 2011- 2012 Winter Parks and Recreation Brochure
• Festival of Lights Celebration
• City-sponsored shredding event planned for Saturday
• At new club, boxers-in-training find hard work with heart
• Shawnee Mission North one step closer to I.B. authorization
• Northwest football clobbers Wyandotte, secures district title
• Wellness program aims to help cancer survivors
• City Of Shawnee 2011 Winter CityLine
• Bunbury powers Sporting KC to playoff victory against Colorado
• It's a 4A four-peat for St. James Academy volleyball seniors
• Sporting KC to open MLS Cup playoffs today
• Aquinas edges Mill Valley in 5A soccer regional finals
• Northwest girls are 6A cross country state champs
• Trophy eludes MVHS boys at 5A state cross country
• Trio of freshmen lead Maranatha girls to 2A state title
• St. James' Van Lerberg 5th at 4A state cross country
• LIVE FROM STATE: St. James Academy seeks fourth straight volleyball title
• Mill Valley to face Shawnee Heights in 5A playoffs
• Northwest football to face East in 6A playoff opener
• St. James Academy volleyball returns to 4A semifinals
• North falls to Leavenworth in district finale
• Mayor Announces 6th Annual Mayor's Christmas Tree Fund
• Mill Valley tops Turner for 5A playoff berth
• Shawnee students power KU quidditch club to top of world rankings
• SMMC president announces retirement
• Shawnee residents’ work featured in Johnson County Art Fest
• Overland Park police seeking information in U.S. 69 pileup
• Health fair coming to Shawnee Civic Centre
• St. James routs Atchison, advances to 4-1A quarterfinals
• De Soto edges St. James football in 4A district finale
• Eagles fall in shootout in 4-1A soccer regional finals
• Retiring chief led fire department through growth, tragedy
• Shawnee reveals recipients of 2011 Mayor’s Christmas Tree Fund
• Trailridge Middle School renovations set to begin in spring, conclude by 2013
• Shawnee police launch in-depth study of crime-reduction effort
• Sporting KC awaits playoff opponent
• A Community Prepared - National EAS Test
• Chamber announces new business growth coordinator, other staff changes
• Letter: School seeking Kansas items
• Bible Baptist to offer second free donation event
• KCK ReStore to accept old, unwanted electronics
• Crossroads Hospice opens first Kansas location in neighboring Lenexa
• Park district plans firewood sale
• Mill Valley rolls into 5A regional finals
• Maranatha advances to 4-1A soccer regional finals
• SMNW soccer eliminated in 6A regionals
• 5 Questions: No tricks
• Enna's second-half hat trick powers St. James into regional finals
• John Beal: Foliage music to the ears
• Mize Elementary up for $100,000 in national grants
• Rubin files for reelection, plans town hall meeting
• SMNW boys runners sweat it out, slide into 6A state championships
• Chamber seeks applicants for leadership program
• Van Lerberg thrives as front-runner, leads St. James girls to state berth
• Northwest gymnasts 6th at state
• New Common Core Standards to entail large investments in resources, more testing
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - November 2011
• Olathe Northwest edges SM North in regional soccer
• Maranatha girls, boys earn 2A state berths
• City top vacate some right-of-way at SM Parkway and Pflumm
• Locally owned auto body shop opens in downtown Shawnee
• Tickets for Theatre in the Park-backed holiday shows now available
• School districts curb energy usage to realize cost savings
• Prescription drug takeback is this week in Shawnee
• Seminar to help those grieving for loved ones
• St. James Academy sends volleyball seniors out in style at 4A substate
• Maranatha volleyball falls in 2A semifinals
• Aquinas tops Mill Valley in 5A volleyball substate finals
• North, Northwest fall in first roundof 6A substate
• Mill Valley boys win 5A regional championship
• Northwest girls 2nd at 6A regional cross country
• Maranatha soccer earns No. 3 seed in 4-1A regional playoffs
• St. James soccer draws Basehor-Linwood in 4-1A regional opener
• Mill Valley soccer in same regional with defending 5A champs
• Cougars to open 6A soccer regionals Tuesday
• North to open 6A soccer playoffs Monday
• Johnson County Veterans’ breakfast planned
• Perez perfect: North receiver scores 5 TDs in district victory
• Mill Valley hammers Harmon for first district victory
• King, Eckelman lead St. James past Ward
• Shawnee business helping with Extreme Makeover in Joplin
• Talk to explore Kansas history through architecture
• Teen faces 13 years in prison for 'senseless killing' in KCK schoolyard
• St. James soccer tops Bonner Springs
• At 37-1, St. James volleyball heads to substate
• Kobach plans visit to Shawnee
• Northwest hangs on against Leavenworth
• St. James to play host to 4A volleyball substate
• SM North, SMNW to play in 6A volleyball substate Saturday
• Mill Valley earns No. 3 seed in 5A volleyball substate
• Eagles nab No. 2 seed at 2A volleyball substate tourney
• Partnership renewed, seminary welcomes students from Myanmar
• Dollar Tree now open at Shawnee Village
• I-35 marking project hours changed
• Man who fired shots on 55th Street facing charges
• Shawnee Police Department News - Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs
• Girls' turn: Northwest wins Sunflower League cross country title
• Beal: Possessions, highlighted by books, provide perspective
• 5 Questions: Enrollment time
• Shawnee Mission North, Northwest student journalists up for national honors
• Middle-schoolers moving more with new equipment
• Car crashes into Johnson Drive restaurant
• De Soto’s Jenson 10th at 4A state golf tourney
• Trout stocking is next week at Shawnee Mission Park Lake
• Ray Marsh students get a closer look at the body during traveling exhibit
• Young Republicans plan debate-watch
• New business keeps books on the shelves after Borders Express closure
• Northwest girls 8th at 6A state tennis
• Eagles' Erisman overcomes injuries, places 5th at state tennis
• Depth pays off again for MVHS boys at KVL Championships
• This month, there’s potatoes aplenty at Shawnee food pantry
• Pumpkin derby, canine costume contest are Saturday at park
• Legendary lawman was early constable of Monticello Township
• St. James takes 2nd at 4A state tennis
• Northwest tennis 8th at 6A state
• Maranatha's Erisman 5th at 3-2-1A state tennis
• Honer, Schaffer reach 4A tennis semifinals
• History hike takes participants to sites of bygone town, mills
• Northwest clips North in overtime thriller
• Miege overpowers Mill Valley
• Firefighter Glaser at National Fallen Firefighter Memorial
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 17, 2011
• Slattery, Gordon fall in 6A tennis quarterfinals
• Southwest punishes St. James for mistakes in district loss
• Kickoff meeting for next year’s Old Shawnee Days is Oct. 26
• Project to slow traffic on I-35 this weekend
• Shawnee bird store closing this weekend
• MVHS soccer edges Wyandotte
• Historical Hauntings set for Oct. 29 at Shawnee Town
• St. James volleyball thumps SM East
• Mill Valley boys win KVL cross country title
• Bulk of Shawnee Mission, De Soto schools earn Standards of Excellence
• Two Shawnee houses take honors in fall Parade of Homes contest
• Shawnee resident honored with EPA award
• Oct. 22 to see two craft fairs in Shawnee
• Upcoming community forum to address impact of ‘Border War’
• Pet adoptions encouraged through fashionable event
• Hollywood Casino taking shape
• BLHS board members support move to Frontier League
• K-7 Liquors enjoying newfound space after major expansion
• DA: Man was DUI when he caused wreck that killed Shawnee resident
• KCKCC jazz coming to the Legends, Jardines
• Thunder rolls at regionals
• SM Northwest band earns crown at Raytown Marching Festival
• Hunger-fighting efforts gain recognition for schools
• Northwest trio qualifies for 6A state tournament
• Maranatha Academy’s Erisman earns 3rd state berth in 3-2-1A
• Lagoon cleanout project carries potential for odor
• REGIONAL GOLF: Trio of Mill Valley golfers qualify for state tournament
• Jury indicts potential 'Fake Beard Bandit'
• North’s Yoakum dominates at Mill Valley Cat Classic
• One-vehicle crash kills Shawnee resident
• Rash of graffiti mars city parks
• 5 Questions: Celebrating Fall
• Horticulture agent named top columnist
• New event all about quilts
• NeighborWood is Saturday
• Church volunteers refocus repair efforts closer to home
• Firefighter to be honored as national memorial
• CityRide taxi service hoped to provide better access for riders
• New festival to raise funds for future park expansion
• It’s all in the family for Aquinas homecoming queen
• Shawnee Fire Department Announces Burn Ban
• Shawnee will convert CityRide into taxi service, increasing accessibility
• Two from St. James state-bound in golf
• Trio of Jaguars qualify for 5A state golf
• St. James qualifies full squad for 4A tennis state tourney
• Northwest tennis sends 3 to state tourney
• No state qualifiers for Mill Valley tennis
• Weekend wreck kills Shawnee resident
• Mill Valley considers departure from Kaw Valley League
• Maranatha's Erisman earns 3-2-1A state berth
• St. James girls win Lake Lenexa Invitational
• Yoakum dominant as North boys take 1st at Cat Classic
• St. James volleyball remains atop 4A state rankings
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers 2nd at Basehor-Linwood
• Inconsistency costs St. James football against Paola
• Basehor-Linwood tops Mill Valley for KVL football championship
• Second quarter costly for Northwest against Olathe East
• With wastewater lagoon cleanout under way, foul odors are possible
• Shawnee instates burn ban
• Ag Hall to offer 3rd annual trick-or-treating event
• Hunt for missing baby moves into Shawnee
• Ravens hold off Indians in shootout
• Jury indicts suspected ‘Fake Beard Bandit’
• Indictment: Counterfeiters' streak ended on day they hit Shawnee store
• Papillion edges St. James in five-game thriller
• Volleyball national champions to face off tonight at St. James
• Business Expo is Thursday
• Theater ticket prices could rise at Shawnee Mission schools
• Resident wins Pinnacle award
• Shawanoe second-graders learns swimming safety
• Trio of freshmen set pace for Maranatha Academy girls cross country squad
• Church plans garage sale, pancake breakfast
• Northwest girls victorious again at CommunityAmerica Invitational
• Annual Oktoberfest party is Friday at Civic Centre
• 5 Questions: Think Pink
• John Beal: Autumn memories
• Letter: Want facts? Get a newspaper
• ‘Trunk-or-treat’ event planned for children
• Police on lookout for common driving mistakes
• Officials praise boys’ ‘heroic’ actions
• Council to mull turning CityRide into taxi service
• Officials: Partnerships made project possible
• Becoming a national attraction
• Classic rock dance parties to take place of long-running polka dances
• ‘Haunted Haven’ author plans book signings
• Chamber of Commerce rolls out mobile app
• Scarecrow Festival winners announced
• MVHS boys 1st at Gardner
• Superintendent-elect latest role for Maranatha's Schultze
• Ethics Commission says legislators can use campaign funds to pay for office water coolers
• Metro Sports to televise St. James-Papillion volleyball match
• Shawnee chamber announces new mobile app
• Museum plan calls for transformation into national attraction
• Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated, embraced at Shawnee Mission North
• Northwest tennis takes 3rd at Sunflower League tourney
• St. James soccer roughed up in St. Louis
• SMNW soccer tops Olathe Northwest for second time
• St. James tops Miege for Joan Wells Invitational title
• Bob Dole honored with first plaque on Kansas Walk of Honor
• Free State turns to the air in rout of North
• Repealer hitting the road to gain public input on what laws need to be repealed
• Mill Valley builds big lead, hangs on against Piper
• Guild too much for SMNW to handle in loss to South
• Bulldogs silence Thunder, win 35-21
• Partnerships key to completing major interchange project
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour is this weekend
• Lansing shuts out Mill Valley soccer
• St. James Academy volleyball crushes 6A No. 1 Rural
• Mill Valley boys pack top 10, take 1st at Gardner
• St. James boys, girls sweep titles at Eudora Invitational
• Estimated 9,000 visitors turn out for rare look inside GM's Fairfax plant
• New associate pastor takes post at Victory Assembly
• The Dispatch to reprint copies of Sept. 28 issue after suspected theft of bundles
• KSHSAA releases new classifications
• North gymnasts 3rd at Olathe South
• St. James shrugs off slow start, sweeps St. Teresa's
• MVHS boys showcase depth at Rim Rock Farm Classic
• Beal: Column about sports gives way instead to Ode to Golden Oldies
• St. James tennis rolls to Wildcat Invitational tourney title
• De Soto will still discuss swimming, bowling teams
• Early turnovers prove costly for North in 20-13 loss to Shawnee Mission West
• Maranatha soccer improves despite loss to Topeka Seaman
• Unofficial enrollment counts offer few surprises
• Clinic for young cheerleaders on the way
• Finally! Ribbon-cutting celebrates official finale for major detours at K-7
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - October 2011
• Park district offers plein air painting course
• Back in the saddle: Woman rides again after 60-plus years
• Council votes to shift ward boundaries
• Judges get serious for BBQ showdown
• Shawnee residents urged to attend sewer meeting
• Commission OK’s site plan for office building
• Historical society plans informative hike, picnic
• New measure to help buses bypass traffic using shoulder of I-35
• Memorial 5k set for Oct. 8
• 5 Questions: Shear Madness
• Tar Baby-Q takes top prize at 2011 Great Grillers
• Van Lerberg shines for St. James at Ottawa
• MVHS soccer ties BVSW
• St. James volleyball victorious at Blue Springs South Invitational
• City redraws ward boundaries in reaction to 2010 census
• Northwest volleyball struggles at Tonganoxie Invitational
• Spring Hill hands St. James football first loss
• Turnovers costly for SMNW football in loss at Free State
• Dorsey, Slaven lead St. James golfers at Hayden
• St. James, Mill Valley volleyball in state poll
• Mill Valley football makes quick work of Ward
• Early mistakes costly for North football in loss to West
• Area school districts tally enrollment counts
• On scene: Great Grillers 2011
• Gov. Brownback visits Shawnee company named state's top exporter
• GM plant opened to visitors as part of thank you gesture
• Plans laid for new medical building at Shawnee Crossings
• Runners rally to show support for Bonner Springs High School senior battling cancer
• GM plant to say thanks with open house, free tours
• $17,936 in back child support collected at Amnesty Day fair
• The boys of USD 232 dominate at Bonner Springs Invitational
• 5 Questions: Avoiding The Flu
• Shawnee midwife publishes book, ‘All Babies are Born’
• John Beal: Childhood catastrophes live in communion with church observation
• Jury convicts teen in murder
• Annual breakfast highlights city's growth, continuity
• Misstep means vote regarding new teams is void
• Mill Valley girls step up at home tournament, finish 2nd
• Sigman, Chen lead way for Northwest gymnasts at SM North Invitational
• Northwest girls among best at Roosevelt Heartland Classic
• Preschoolers to attempt world-record game of Simon Says
• Bayer plant announces sustainability milestone
• City OK’s live entertainment at downtown bars
• City Of Shawnee: Acting Fire Chief Announced
• Event to note city’s seven living mayors
• Program shares do’s, don’ts of publishing family tree
• Pit bosses gear up for biggest barbecue yet
• Congressman’s office plans open house Saturday
• Litter Fest hits highways this weekend
• Kansas Department Of Transportation Invites For The Ribbon Cutting On September 30, 2011
• Church to welcome new pastor at annual Round-Up
• Lenexa police on lookout for suspect who exposed himself to boy
• JCCC schedules informational meeting for college-bound adults
• Fall recital series ongoing at Central Baptist seminary
• Shawanoe sets walk-a-thon to raise money for school
• St. James Academy volleyball successfully defends title at Tournament of Champions
• 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
• Downtown Breakfast highlights growth, continuity
• Cougars overcome injuries, Ravens for dramatic victory
• Lancers too much for Indians
• US Women's National Team ties Canada in KC
• Sporting KC shut out by Real Salt Lake
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for September 20, 2011
• St. James topples defending 4A state champs
• Police Awarded Smart Policing Initiative Grant
• East strikes early, pounds North
• Mill Valley scores 9 TDs in romp
• Jury convicts teen of second-degree murder in schoolyard shooting
• De Soto district takes step back in consideration of swimming, bowling teams
• GM to say 'thank you' with open house
• Lansing Correctional Facility escapee caught in Gardner area
• Chapman powers MVHS soccer past Perry
• St. James volleyball improves to 11-0, moves into nation's top 10
• Sporting KC signs Olum
• St. James soccer surges past Miege
• Simulator shows DHS students the dangers of driving drunk
• Shawnee police investigate stabbing
• Johnson County Sunflower contest is approaching
• Cable TV series to feature 2006 Lansing prison break
• Moran accepting applications for U.S. service academies
• Johnson County Library announces new smartphone apps
• Prisoner escapes from Lansing Correctional Facility
• Prairie Ridge fifth-graders come to aid of crossing guard
• St. James Academy volleyball maintains No. 1 ranking in 4A
• Lopez lifts MVHS soccer past Bonner Springs
• 5 Questions: Healthy Choices
• Award nominees await unveiling of finalists
• Teaching abroad a learning experience for local student
• Northwest football comes up 1 yard short in overtime loss to West
• Balanced MVHS boys take 1st at Paola
• Letter: Thanks for returned wallet
• Beal: Instead of mourning end of summer, celebrate changes in seasons
• Yarbrough sent homestyle food to Shawnee
• Cancer fundraiser is personal for Shawnee family
• Round-the-world cyclist finds hospitality in city
• City leaders honor retiring fire chief
• Concert to put global poverty in spotlight
• First-responders mark 9/11 anniversary
• Talk to feature resources for visually impaired
• Ladies Night event planned at Naomi’s Hallmark
• St. Joseph church’s annual Fall Festival is Friday
• DUI crackdown nets arrests
• Bayer announces milestone for new water recycling system — 1 million gallons and counting
• De Soto school district considers swim, bowling teams
• Northwest tennis blanks Leavenworth
• Information session to go over job openings at VHA call center
• Shawnee Mission tweaks transfer policy, approves 2011-12 teacher contracts
• St. James Academy volleyball wins MO-KAN Invitational, remains top program in KC
• Council approves live entertainment at east Shawnee bars
• City leaders honor retiring fire chief with proclamation
• Namesake of popular restaurant dies
• Spam causes shawneedispatch.com to turn off submission form
• Police Campaign Completed
• Mill Valley volleyball takes 2nd at Baldwin Tourney
• Sporting KC surges into first place
• Picnic honors Shawnee's first-responders on anniversary of 9/11
• Mill Valley starts fast, finishes off Bonner Springs
• St. James rallies, stuns Eudora
• Olathe North's running game too much for SM North
• West edges SMNW in OT
• Tonganoxie nonprofit agrees not to use term 'Purple Heart' and will pay official organization $5,000
• SMNW soccer ties Washburn Rural
• Transglobal bicyclist finds hospitality in Shawnee
• Mill Valley soccer battles past Turner
• Prairie Ridge fifth-graders come to aid of crossing guard
• Man in custody after allegedly shooting up Shawnee residence
• Lenexa police seek suspect in nightclub shooting
• Yoakum sets course record, leads SMN boys to 1st at Olathe North Invitational
• St. James Academy volleyball still tops 4A rankings
• Mill Valley boys medal 6 at SM South Quad
• Volunteers flock to Holy-Field Winery in Basehor to help harvest
• DUI crackdown nets 14 impaired driver arrests
• Mill Valley opens soccer season with back-to-back shutouts
• Johnson leads Northwest girls to title at Greg Wilson Classic
• Shawnee Police Department News - Kurt Irish Update
• Cake artist takes on confectionary challenge
• Letter: Give me Liberty
• Group hayrides coming to Shawnee Mission Park
• China is focus of upcoming museum program
• Annual craft fair coming to Shawnee Town 1929
• 5 Questions: Time To Overseed
• Shawnee resident directs Latin association's film festival
• De Soto district’s Parents as Teachers readying open house
• Beal: Getting there, English style
• Shawnee woman indicted in tax scheme
• New cases of vandalism reported at park
• Mystery stench spurs landfill to enlist consultant
• North football outlasts South in thrilling season-opener
• Slaven leads St. James golfers to 5th at Olathe North Invitational
• KVL Football Report: Week One
• St. James falls to Olathe North at Fat Cat Tourney
• Maranatha boys 1st, girls 2nd at Hayden Invitational
• Bravo's late PK helps Sporting KC tie Galaxy
• MVHS grad Boss named HAAC Setter of the Week
• Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for September 6, 2011
• SMNW storms past ONW, wins Olathe Tournament title
• Jenson leads MV-DHS golfers at Cat Classic
• BV West beats St. James soccer
• Northwest soccer edges Olathe South, reaches tourney finals
• Northwest volleyball falls to BV North
• St. James uses dominant defense to shut out Ottawa
• Mill Valley pounces on Lansing early in 42-21 rout
• Shawnee Police Department News - August 31, 2011
• North holds off South in season-opening thriller
• Shawnee cake artist represents at circus-themed challenge
• Shawnee manhunt concludes, suspect still on the lam
• Suicide Prevention Week raises awareness of signs, protective factors
• K-7 construction zone traffic shifting today
• KCKCC community choir seeking vocalists
• St. James volleyball pounds Sion, Olathe South
• Big second half lifts Lancers past Cougars
• Northwest trails East at halftime
• New vandalism at Flanders park: Broken light pole, lewd graffiti
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• SMNW volleyball hopes to thrive under new coach
• State champ Honer returns to lead St. James tennis
• Six seniors return to lead St. James golf squad
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers sweep match play tourney
• Mill Valley opens soccer season with back-to-back shutouts
• Northwest soccer shuts out Park Hill
• St. James soccer shells Topeka West
• Shawnee police seek help in finding person of interest
• Coaches agree: KVL football should be tougher in 2011
• Jaguars embrace high expectations
• City’s storm debris site open until Tuesday
• 5 Questions: For the workers
• Wristen: Applebee builds family atmosphere at Mill Valley
• Big numbers could equal big season for Cougars
• Playoff berth inspires North to expect more in 2011 season
• St. James Academy hopes better size, hands will lead to more wins
• Capsules rewind time to 9/11
• De Soto district adds new AP courses
• Beal: A bloody shame: The state of tea in England
• Guinea pigs join volunteers at Wonderscope
• Crypto causes pool to close
• Accident reports go online
• Sports is focus of program for children with disabilities
• League plans meeting
• Sunflower House receives grant for victims’ services
• Shawnee woman accused of profiting from fraudulent tax refunds
• Northwest gymnasts expect to contend for another title
• Thomas Soetaert Aquatic Center To Close For The Summer
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - September 2011
• City of Shawnee Job Posting - Volunteer Coordinator
• KC Ren Fest opening to be 35th
• Disease outbreak prompts Shawnee pool to close early for season
• Worker trapped in wall collapse at Fort Leavenworth taken to area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
• St. James crushes Hayden at Metro Sports Volleyball Slam
• Aquinas edges St. James soccer
• Soetaert Aquatic Center Reopened
• St. James volleyball opens KVA poll ranked No. 1
• BVNW overpowers Mill Valley volleyball
• Maranatha soccer edges Basehor-Linwood for season-opening victory
• Sporting KC collapses late, falls to FC Dallas
• Meet Wonderscope's new greeters: Teddie and Oreo
• Top administrator leaving Providence and St. John hospitals
• Teacher nets global recognition for active lifestyle, diabetes management
• After slow start, some sunflowers are blooming at Grinter farm south of Tonganoxie
• Shawnee Police Accident Reports Now Available On-Line!
• Choir inspires pride, joy in Lansing inmates
• YMCA accepting sign-ups for youth sports programs
• Consistency key for St. James
• Perceptive plans two-day job fair this week
• Library kicks off adult reading program
• Knights’ 46th-annual family picnic is Sunday
• County reports cases of contagious disease
• 5 Questions: Mowing safety
• Letter: Taxes are for common good
• Beal: Hand in hand we go
• Mill Valley volleyball to be led by solid 4
• Influx of youth will be key for St. James boys soccer
• Youth movement boosts expectations for Maranatha cross country season
• Mill Valley boys return top 5, hope to build on state trip
• St. James hopes to blend veterans, talented freshmen into state meet contender
• Northwest cross country seeks more state trophies
• Tharp, Hansen return to lead Mill Valley-De Soto girls golf squad
• Area ACT scores on the rise
• Mill Valley wrestling’s Keal is KCA Coach of the Year
• Shawnee police participating in statewide DUI crackdown that will last until Labor Day
• East Kansas Wrestling Club has national champ in Phippen
• Judge sentences teen in April shooting death of high school student
• Metro Sports Volleyball Slam set for Saturday
• Mill Valley football program to play host to Night Lights
• St. James, Aquinas soccer to kick off season Friday
• Sporting KC's Zusi named MLS Player of the Week
• Shawnee moves to demolish dilapidated house at hotel site
• Shawnee parents press district to react to growing class sizes
• Booming Shawnee company plans two-day career fair this week
• Sporting KC tops D.C. United, surges into second place
• Parents plan to voice concerns over class sizes at Shawnee Mission meeting
• City of Shawnee News - Storm Debris Drop Off
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For August 22, 2011
• Belmont fourth-grader gets new hairdo, Locks of Love gets donation
• Johnson County native to pilot war plane at this weekend's air show
• 'Yes' vote expected in Shawnee Mission teacher negotiations
• Business plans weekend event to celebrate construction progress at K-7 and Johnson Drive
• Overnight storm knocks out power in parts of Shawnee
• Trailridge Middle School cancels Friday classes after power outage
• Shawnee police kick off drunk driving crackdown today
• City of Shawnee New Notice to Bid: Storm Drainage Improvements - 61st Terrace Extension
• Farm Aid’s message reaches 18,000 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• City of Shawnee Announces Digital Project Plans
• A winning Brand: Former SMNW star thrives at Duke
• Unique creature gained fawning following
• Board of Education adopts budget featuring slight mill levy decrease
• Convocation kicks off year for De Soto district staff
• Three Shawnee area schools fall short of AYP mark
• Society meeting to focus on Hispanic family trees
• Skydiving event raises more than $10,000
• Hospice seeks volunteers
• Names in the News
• 5 Questions: Back to School
• Midwest Litter Fest
• O’Nele hopes to lead volleyball revival at SMNW
• Shawnee Mission North students earn A.P. Scholar Awards
• Shawnee Blues face tough opponents, have successful summer with 53 wins
• SMSD employees to receive pay bonus, expanded benefits
• Shawnee resident Ptak rides to USPC national championship
• Mobile Symmetry teams up to add new offering
• Celebration hoped to help Christmas Bureau assist more needy Johnson Countians
• Resident starts medical bill advocacy business
• Neighboring city makes list
• Thieves target car parts
• $41.6 million water project will tunnel through city
• MLS suspends Sporting KC assistant coach
• In ACTs, Shawnee Mission and De Soto outperform state, national composite scores
• Westar to establish mobile offers to provide assistance to customers
• One of two teens sentenced in homicide of skateboarder
• Mill Valley’s Brigham wins national vault title
• St. James’ Vielhauer to wrestle at Benedictine
• Lichtenauer, Mill Valley girls make impact at Miss Basketball Showcase in Nebraska
• City of Shawnee News: Drunk Driving, Over The Limit, Under Arrest
• Lenexa earns place on Money's "Best Places to Live" list
• Trailridge Middle School locked down
• Storify: Back to school in Shawnee
• KDHE encourages safe behavior in hot weather
• LIVE BLOG: Farm Aid 2011
• Sporting KC trades Auvray to Red Bulls
• Shawnee Mission board, education association reach tentative contract agreement
• Shawnee man accused of peeking into women's showers at KU dorms faces eavesdropping charges
• Autopsy results in downtown death may be a long time coming, police say
• Expect weekend traffic delays on I-435
• Johnson Drive Rehab Project Update - August 10, 2011
• Match time changes for Sporting KC game against D.C. United
• Party scores with youngsters battling cancer
• Band off to bigger stages after Tiblow Days gig
• First Kanrocksas won’t be last, organizers say
• Child support resource fair offers fresh start, amnesty
• Casino sets career fair for dealers this weekend
• Farm Aid is Saturday
• Little revenue from Farm Aid has gone to Kansas farmers
• De Soto USD 232 faculty and staff come together at annual convocation
• African experience life-changing for former Mill Valley star Acree
• Fire investigation inconclusive
• Billboards hoped to help catch ‘Fake Beard Bandit’ who struck Shawnee bank
• Celebrating plentitude of tomatoes despite dearth of space
• 5 Questions: Creditworthy?
• Weekend dog wash raises funds for no-kill shelter
• Special Olympians to support police at games
• Annual bicycle ride set for Aug. 28 in Shawnee
• After 4-year career at Mill Valley, Appleby to play baseball at ESU
• Shawnee girls among best nationally in dragster competitions
• Brownback says state is returning to feds $31.5 million health care reform grant
• Hocker Grove expansion plans presented to school board
• Bike Safety Rodeo returns
• JCCC board elects officers
• Proposed De Soto budget has break for taxpayers
• Vandalized lights perturb Flanders park users, police
• Keeping lost companions: Shawnee funeral home a popular choice for pet cremation
• Redevelopment tool gets nod at 10 Quivira
• Shawnee Mission makes AYP in reading, misses mark in math for 2011
• Shawnee Mission 2011-12 budget approved by board
• Police say locking up would help curb spate of car break-ins
• Shawnee creates its first community improvement district
• Seattle snaps Sporting KC's streak at 14
• Concerns raised about overhead costs of Tonganoxie-based nonprofit Purple Heart Veterans Foundation
• LIVE BLOG: Kanrocksas Music Festival
• District officials shine light on closed session preceding board appointment
• Pegah's fire investigation inconclusive
• Summer Concert Series With The Groove Pilots
• 'Champions of Character' presentation being offered to USD 232 athletes and parents
• Storify: Educators, community members discuss social media in the classroom
• Storm shelters bring safety to Camp Naish
• Registration open for YMCA youth sports
• Theatre in the Park unveils 2012 season lineup
• Brunson learned from the best, became top rusher at Mill Valley
• Altman a consistent scoring threat during four-year career with Jags
• Next Speakers Series features film professor
• Christian Youth Theatre coming to Shawnee
• Council approves new planning commissioner
• 5 Questions: Vital signs
• Shawnee 4-H club readies project for fair
• Veterans’ unclaimed remains buried in emotional ceremony
• Native earns promotion
• Regulars will miss family eatery
• Position change no problem for Mill Valley star Brunson during Kansas Shrine Bowl
• Shawnee Mission proposing school tax decrease
• After busy summer, Radke ready to go at St. James
• New auction company signs with Shawnee store
• Birth center opens in city
• Jewelry company honors Shawnee adviser
• FDA employee from Shawnee honored nationally for work
• Police academy returns after long hiatus
• Resident sentenced in GHB case
• DAR plans membership tea
• Shawnee’s bearded bank robber suspected in five other heists
• Tomahawk Hills unveils new No. 1 hole
• St. James’ Ezell earns golf scholarship
• Shawnee resident gets lucky numbers
• Ozone alert in effect Tuesday in metro KC
• Mill Valley's Mason shines, but Hornets struggle at Midwest Classic
• Bunbury's late goal helps Sporting KC tie New England
• Sporting KC's Collin out with back injury
• Still no conclusion in restaurant fire investigation
• Beach breakfast canceled
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for August 1, 2011
• Burials honor Civil War, World War I veterans
• Cabela's to play host to Archery Classic
• Sporting KC makes most of advantage at new home
• Overnight fire destroys Shawnee restaurant
• Instant impact, reliable presence made Smith special at St. James
• Four state championships give Cokeley lasting legacy
• Quilter to speak, share handiwork at meeting
• Beach breakfast next week
• Dolls at home in carpenter’s shop
• Charity signs Shawneeans
• Shawnee woman wins St. Jude Dream Home
• Governor appoints resident to home care board
• Shawnee woman raising reward money for tips in brother’s death
• SM North student makes finals in leadership event
• Hocker Grove problem solvers place at nationals
• Program finds Shawnee student on West Coast island adventure
• Local racer Bennett wins NHRA national title
• Letter: Ten Quiviria Plaza plan faulty
• KC Fusion Under-15 Academy wins national tourney in Iowa
• John Beal: Shuttle’s final mission inspires memories
• State champion Northwest boys dominate All-SFL track squad
• 5 Questions: Charitable giving
• Author plans book signing
• County issues call for artists
• Fort Leavenworth honors unclaimed war veterans
• Shawnee appoints new planning commissioner
• Shawnee man sentenced for attempt to produce party drug
• Shawnee bank robber still at large
• De Soto school board announces proposed budget
• Metro Sports/KC Prep National Invitational set
• After extensive search, Northwest star Spencer opts to play basketball for Hutch Blue Dragons
• Hornets ready to begin play in Chicago
• Shawnee approves first employee raises in two years
• St. James standouts play in soccer All-Star Game
• Gladstone Road Reopens
• City Of Shawnee 2011 Job Posting
• Authorities identify victims of fatal apartment fire in Mission
• Kamara, Bravo power Sporting KC past Toronto
• Sporting KC to play host to clinic for autism today
• City of Shawnee Council Meeting Agenda - July 25, 2011
• 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
• Shawnee Village Smoke Detector Distribution
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - August 2011
• Distance standout Thornburg dependable, dominant runner
• Letter: Fireworks enforcement lacking
• Before air conditioning, heat was ever-present
• City council sets hearings
• Governor visits Shawnee, announces NBAF group
• Results pretty for MVHS linemen at Midwest Battle of the Big Uglies
• Northwest gymnast Jones a calm, accountable leader
• Alien Files archivist to speak at society’s meeting
• Shawnee residents among best at Eudora Horsethief 5K run
• Student places in national poetry contest
• Shawnee Sharks second at JoCo Swim and Dive League Championships
• Blood drive planned
• Baroque concert at castle kicks off season
• Legacy lives on for city’s lone fallen officer
• 5 Questions: Hot Topic
• Adoption finds platform in pageants
• Shawnee businesses named tops in growth
• Hall of Fame award-winning company highlights growth, employee-embracing culture
• New downtown restaurant noted for renovations
• Storm leaves Shawnee homes in the dark
• KDOT information services unavailable Wednesday, Saturday
• Lake Quivira angler Chapman honored with berth in 2012 Bassmaster Classic
• Sporting KC golf league comes to Painted Hills
• Besler, Bravo named to game-day roster
• 2011 Street Crack Seal Contract - Notice To Bid / Request For Proposals
• 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
• Storm Chasing: Door To Door Tree Contractors
• Shawnee Police Department’s Citizens’ Police Academy
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for July 18, 2011
• Discounted Shawnee Pool Memberships
• Governor announces agro-defense committee during Shawnee visit
• City: Beware ‘shady’ tree service companies
• K-10 committee looks at pilot project for cable-median barriers
• Brownback to visit Shawnee Friday to announce committee for NBAF
• American Royal seeks patriotic singers
• Hornets capture Midwest Shootout championship
• Sacred Heart plans garage sale this weekend
• Storm Debris Drop Off
• NWS warns: Weekend will be hot
• Higher food costs: Increases attributed to higher demand
• Mill levy rises in UG plan
• Rafting trip lets Scouts put lifesaving lessons to work
• Storm leaves mangled trees, persistent power outages in Shawnee
• Police investigation continues into downtown Bonner death
• Perceptive Software wins development council's Hall of Fame Award
• Painted Hills to play host to night golf tourney
• Sporting KC ousted from U.S. Open Cup
• Besler named an MLS All-Star
• Shawnee Mission Triathlon a family affair for Schloegels
• Hearing on Ten Quivira Plaza set for Aug. 8
• Senior housing project on hold after developer is denied tax credits
• Shawnee company named state’s top exporter for 2011
• Bioanalytical organization names new CEO
• Shawnee nurse earns promotion at St. John
• Wristen: Shawnee is a community of athletes
• Four North baseball players recognized by league coaches
• St. James wins all-sports award
• City of Shawnee Announces Free Soil Tests
• Elite football camp invite latest accomplishment for Miege’s Johnson
• 5 Questions: Higher Food Costs
• Agent among company’s top sales producers
• High school dancer finds new tone in ‘Aida’
• Shawnee police still looking for playground arsonists
• Letter: Raina’s story should be a lesson
• Homage to the tomato
• Bridge work wraps up
• City nears final vote on 2012 budget
• Clean, green business spiffs up dirty dogs
• Magazine puts Shawnee company in top 10
• Shawnee Mission school board appoints leadership
• SMNW track program to offer speed camp
• MVHS Jaguar Basketball Shooting Camp scheduled
• Night race comes to Kansas Speedway
• Council sets date for Ten Quivira Plaza hearing
• Police release name of man found dead Monday in downtown Bonner
• Sunflower ArtFest — more hometown flavor than highfalutin
• Officer Candidate School in Salina to welcome return of alumni
• Bonner police investigate body found downtown
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• Final budget proposal presented, support for economic development fund still split
• Former Lansing lawmaker among appointees to Kansas Board of Regents
• Email scam disguised as IRS document
• OP police plan DUI patrol tonight, checkpoint next week
• City of Shawnee News - A Watchful Eye
• Two Johnson County residents injured in median cross-over crash on K-10
• Shawnee police still looking for playground arsonists
• Concert attendees get inspiration, mosh-induced rush from Warped Tour
• Dogs may be dirty, but mobile wash is 'clean 'n' green'
• Live blog: Vans Warped Tour
• Business magazine puts Shawnee company in top ten
• Free concerts coming to city parks
• Gatorade names MVHS star Garton as top male Kansas track and field athlete
• Owner of Shawnee Auto Sales sentenced for covert deals made to help drug traffickers
• Goodburn a do-it-all performer throughout North sports career
• Accused murderer, 16, to be tried as adult
• Clay a quiet leader, standard-setter for Indians on the court and track
• Leadership grads honored
• Owners pitch new plan for center
• Sunflower League coaches laud Northwest, North soccer players
• Clinic educates about dangers of sports-related concussions
• Students craft debate skills during summer classes
• Mill Valley High graduate earns scholarship
• Ambassadors to tackle good health at meeting
• Johnson County Park & Rec publishes new catalog
• Sunflower House awarded $13,300 federal grant
• 5 Questions: Water Safety
• Invention camp set at 2 Shawnee schools
• Local chef to serve up a side of history
• In garden warfare, it’s man vs. bug
• Shawnee 4-year-old, family find escape from cancer in Ozarks
• Affordable senior housing project won’t move forward this year
• Sapong, Collin power Sporting KC past Portland
• Kansas was the cradle of cowboy culture
• Waterone Lifts Boil Advisory - July 2, 2011
• Zusi named MLS Player of the Month
• Water boil advisory lifted
• City of Shawnee Plans Examiner Job Posting - July, 2011
• Waterone Service Area Under Boil Water Advisory
• Arnaud to undergo surgery
• WaterOne service area under boil water advisory
• City Of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda For July 5, 2011
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For July 6, 2011
• Shawnee car dealer gets prison time for helping drug dealers
• New redevelopment plan and financing tool pitched for Ten Quivira Plaza
• Pair charged with attempted murder in jewelry store heist
• Police plan DUI checkpoint tonight in Shawnee
• Father, son catch whoppers 47 years to day after dad's catch
• 2011 Leavenworth County Fair catalog coming out next week in area papers
• Shawnee area legislators recognized for perfect attendance
• County issues call for artists
• Alleged murderer, 16, will be tried as adult in Ryder Spillman homicide
• Heller an impact performer for four years with Eagles
• No fireworks allowed in city
• Teens brought gun to fistfight, killed SMN student
• Newsweek: SMNW among nation’s top public high schools
• Shawnee Mission board receives legislative update
• Letter: Wean chamber from budget
• Pitter-patter of rain stirs memories
• Academy’s new Shawnee location begins classes
• Five Questions: on the grill
• Governor appoints Shawnee resident to board
• Starting Thursday, repeat false alarm fees go up
• Troutman voices her influence throughout Maranatha career
• City Of Shawnee 2011 Fall CityLine
• City OKs agreement for Army Reserve center
• Retirement community plans Fourth of July events
• SMNW alum broadcasts comedy show online, direct from living room
• Chamber sets economic development targets
• 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
• For Karnazes, there's joy in the pain
• Shawnee man sentenced in KCK drug trafficking ring
• Shawnee police capture stabbing suspect
• Council approves plans for Army Reserve center in Shawnee business park
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - July 2011
• Shawnee Mission lobbyist kept, delivers legislative update
• Bravo, Cesar lift Sporting KC past Vancouver
• Sporting KC moves match with Galaxy
• Shawnee agency receives state crime prevention grant
• Second of Shawnee duo gets prison term in salsa poisoning
• Karnazes hopes to inspire people to run with Fun Run, Endurance Challenge
• City of Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda for June 27, 2011
• Lenexa police release description of jewelry store shooting suspect, person of interest
• Health department offering free HIV testing
• Air date for TV show featuring Scouts at Camp Naish changed to June 28
• An All-American Community Celebration and Field of Honor
• City Of Shawnee Lock Out Crime News - June 23, 2011
• Shawnee-based bioanalytical organization announces new CEO
• Hocker Grove students rank in international competition
• Shawnee Mission Northwest included in nation's best high schools list
• Shawnee residents indicted in mortgage fraud scheme
• 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
• Hearing reveals circumstances of skateboarder’s shooting death
• Bonner YMCA offers hoops, take-kwon-do, tennis
• Revised False Intrusion Alarm Fee Schedules
• Free sports safety clinic offered
• Mass Street Mile run scheduled for July 3
• Meseke retires from coaching, thankful for 2nd chance at life
• De Soto won’t pardon dangerous dog
• Horseshoe players pitch in for camaraderie
• Letter: Time to change flex accounts’ use-it-or-lose it requirement
• After 50 years, return to Great Britain planned
• Merriam plans Flags for Freedom events
• Council OKs liquor license for new restaurant
• County adds captioning for meetings
• Shawnee resident’s urban farm is oasis in suburban landscape
• Wristen: Meseke leaves SMNW hoops in good shape
• St. James Academy lands two on 4A softball All-State squad
• 4 St. James players, coach lauded as best in Class 4A
• 5 Questions: Cool Savings
• Former Northwest standout Giacalone named All-American at Neosho Community College
• New face at Chamber office
• Biesma leads Mill Valley baseball with All-State, KVL recognition
• Shawnee school one of 10 Green Award recipients
• Driver’s safety program offered this week
• City accepting storm debris
• Miniature horse show coming to Tonganoxie
• Movie at the pool planned this week
• Jags dominate All-League soccer honors
• Portions of KTA, other Kansas highways to have new 75 mph speed limit
• Customers bid tea room fond farewell at sale
• Top endurance athlete Karnazes comes to KC
• Wrestling camp at Northwest to feature college All-Americans
• Zarda Golf Classic raises more than $160,000 to support the Catholic Charities Foundation
• MVHS places 6 on All-KVL softball squad
• Shawnee announces storm debris drop-off spot
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For June 20, 2011
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for June 21, 2011
• Sapong's goal enough as Sporting KC shuts out San Jose
• Live from LSP: Sporting KC vs. San Jose
• Sporting KC seeks first home victory Friday against San Jose
• Shawnee players stand out at GKCFCA All-Star Game
• Phony war hero indicted for fraud in Fort Leavenworth construction projects
• Traffic changes take place at K-7 and 55th Street/Johnson Drive interchange
• Group wants Catholic Church in Kansas to improve communication about sexual abuse
• Shawnee Rotary Club secures funds for Haiti
• Sandstone striving to overcome economy
• Wristen: New Major League Soccer stadium is backyard treasure
• 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
• Highway patrol: Seat belt would have saved SMNW student's life
• Former SMNW star Botteron flying high at Brigham Young
• This year’s Garden Party features butterfly theme
• Knee injury paved way for MVHS grad Vincent to earn rowing scholarship
• Flags for Freedom display arrives June 26
• MVHS standout Garton is Great Southwest champ
• Planners OK ‘next generation’ Quik Trip
• Shawnee native Williams medals at state track
• Traffic changes in store this week for K-7/Johnson Drive construction zone
• SMNW camp to emphasize defense
• Young Maranatha football program seeks growth at summer camps
• Relief event for Japanese quake victims scheduled at JCCC
• SMNW’s Roberts contributes during All-Star Softball Series
• De Soto approves instrument purchase
• Streetlight repair, volunteer leader move forward in budget process
• Cancer’s reach is vast, relay shows
• Letter: Her ribbon stands alone
• Ode to the open road
• Shawnee toddler’s legacy lives in acts of kindness
• 5 Questions: A day for dads
• Campout is Saturday
• GOLD CUP LIVE: USA vs. Guadeloupe
• GOLD CUP LIVE: Canada vs. Panama
• AARP offers driving program in Shawnee
• Speedway offers chance to drive racetrack for donations
• Vigil planned for De Soto student killed, counselors available for students
• Sporting erupts for four goals in rout of FC Dallas
• School board association makes case for Shawnee Mission membership
• Council approves beverage license for new Chinese restaurant
• ATV accident kills Shawnee man
• City Council Meeting Agenda for June 13, 2011
• ‘Next generation’ Quik Trip headed for Shawnee
• 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
• Shawnee streetlights likely to get more funding, snowplowing won't
• Fewer than 200 tickets remain for Sporting KC home-opener
• Police campaign catches hundreds of seat belt violators
• Wristen: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park ready for opening night
• 9th annual Relay For Life reaches $1 million goal
• Summer programs open for registration at YMCA
• Youth football league to conduct sign-ups
• Theatre in the Park opens this week, new ticket options offered
• First day of Starside's Summer Food Program sees big turnout
• Livestrong Sporting Park unveils technological enhancements
• Cougars’ all-for-one attitude led to state championship
• Toilet paper drive at bank
• Church offers free community classes
• Shawnee Mission contest travel to increase
• Northwest football coach Barnett braces for busy summer schedule
• A backyard sanctuary: Shawnee couple's lush landscape among gardens on weekend tour
• Former SMNW star Arel heads for the mountains to play for CSU-Pueblo
• On A Run: Ray Marsh running club off to a hot start
• Wristen: Starling is Royals’ 2nd chance
• Letter: Thanks for free exams
• ACCESS House grad receives personal graduation ceremony as family, teachers look on
• It was from 'Big House to the Big Leagues' for four
• Central Seminary receives $2 million gift
• SMSD makes College Board AP achievement list
• Not-so-great fishing on the Great Lakes
• Keeping it green
• Judge sentences man for sex assault in park
• Staff reduction spurs museum to change hours of operation
• Shawnee ice facility closed for renovations
• Library panel to address future of books
• State bolle tournament rolls to a finish
• New Riverview Elementary principal approved by board
• Old Shawnee Days 2011: The results are in
• Maranatha girls basketball program prepares for summer camp getaway
• Livin’ the Dream league open to college/pro players
• Advantage Basketball Camps come to OKUN Fieldhouse
• Kansas City Trail Nerds present June races
• St. James players thrive at KVA All-Star Match
• Northwest grad Brand qualifies for NCAA nationals
• Johnson County Feed the Need kicks off this week
• Heat advisory extended to 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Ozone alert in effect today in metro KC
• City of Shawnee Newsletter - June 2011
• Sporting KC ends 10-game road-trip with tie
• Sporting Kansas City joins forces to help Wyandotte County Boys & Girls Club
• Judge sentences man in Gum Springs Park attack
• I-70/K-7 interchange approved for T-WORKS funding
• New signal to help blind, deaf pedestrians
• Bank branches collecting toilet paper for City Union Mission
• I-435/I-35/K-10 interchange among improvements governor says will be funded
• Bid for: CFL Education Program
• Staff reduction spurs museum to close Sundays but open Mondays
• Tickets on sale for bi-annual garden tour
• Open house to go over project plans
• Edwardsville care home resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Ice shavings become new business venture for family
• MAYB Basketball to offer local tournament July 15-17
• Nice guys finish first: Northwest wins 6A state title
• St. James Academy wins third soccer title in 4 years
• Maranatha’s Heller closes career with two medals at 2A state
• Mill Valley’s Garton defends 5A javelin state championship
• New Video Reveals Mike Rowe as 2011 Lee National Denim Day Ambassador
• St. James Academy grad Lysaught recognized
• Local efforts to help tornado victims
• Shawnee Mission North’s Clay medals in 100 hurdles, 400
• County offers severe weather text alerts
• St. James Academy’s McCormick medals three times in final trip to Class 4A state championships
• Library offers programs for job-seekers
• Bank opens branch in Shawnee store
• Insurance agent completes company course
• New optometrist joins Shawnee eye clinic
• $42 million maternity expansion to accomodate 5,000 births a year
• Shawnee attracts parts supplier for GM plant in KCK
• Johnson County attorney used Internet to send sexual photos, entice teen girl
• Judge orders max sentence for mom who locked son in attic
• City to consider case-by-case trash policy exceptions
• St. James Academy softball caps memorable season with 2nd-place finish at state
• Big bats power Thunder to 4A baseball state title
• KDOT I-435 and Johnson Drive Project
• SMNW holds on for 1,600-meter relay title, wins 6A team state championship
• St. James rocks Spring Hill for 4A baseball championship
• SMNW wins 3,200-meter relay state title
• Cougars' Kotzman is a state champion
• Mill Valley's Garton reigns as 5A javelin state champ
• Bock, Wickoren, Thornburg put SMNW boys in 6A title hunt
• Buie tosses 2-hitter as St. James softball reaches 4A semifinals
• North's Clay reaches finals in two events at 6A state track
• St. James edges Rose Hill, reaches 4-1A soccer title game
• Van Lerberg battles for 5th at 3,200 at 4A state track
• Kanrocksas full lineup announced
• Shawnee lands auto parts manufacturing operation
• Four Sporting KC players to join national teams
• Maranatha's Heller 6th in 2A 3,200
• City of Shawnee News: Memorial Day
• WyCo loses BBQ festival, but organizers say 'window still open'
• Judge orders maximum sentence for mom who locked son in attic
• New optometrist joins Shawnee clinic
• Tornado Safety in Johnson County
• Hospital breaks ground on $42m maternity expansion
• Council approves slight modifications to Shawnee trash ordinance
• Riverview Elementary to receive new principal
• Johnson County attorney guilty of enticing minor for sex
• Johnson County provides hazardous weather text alerts
• St. James edges KC Christian, returns to Final Four
• Sitting and watching is for the birds
• JCC trustees approve 2011-2012 budget
• Old Shawnee Days festival starts next week
• SM North auto students place seventh at Speedway
• Landfill fee envisioned to entice business
• SM North auto students place seventh at Speedway
• SM North, Mill Valley finish second in state journalism competitions
• Maria Theresa Watts: 1920-2011
• Mary Siraguso 1917-2011
• In wake of settlement with company, county DA warns of transient businesses
• Legislators see software in action during fort visit
• After 6 years of building, St. James softball heads to state
• St. Thomas Aquinas hands Mill Valley lone loss in 5A regional finals
• Smith powers St. James soccer to 4-1A regional championship
• SMN diver Sanders 2nd at Class 6A state meet
• Shawnee police employee helping recovery in Reading
• County sends emergency help to tornado-ravaged Joplin, Mo.
• 2nd suspect charged in armed robbery of Shawnee senior citizen
• Letter: Hospital wedding thanks
• Leavenworth National Cemetery to be site of annual Memorial Day ceremony
• St. James to offer boys basketball camps
• Disaster officials urge Kansans to prepare for tornadoes
• Shawnee Mission facility fees increase, district amends harassment policy
• Lawmakers learn about Fort Leavenworth's impact during visit
• Designs sought for Old Shawnee Days 2012 commemorative pin
• Shawnee fire truck part of Go Green celebration
• Mill Valley graduates largest class yet
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For May 23, 2011
• Bloody Mary party coming to Shawnee Town
• Memorial Day mass planned in Shawnee
• North baseball regional delayed again
• Smith powers St. James soccer into 4-1A quarterfinals
• North softball falls in 6A regionals
• North baseball regional moved to Friday
• Shawnee Mission Northwest sends 2011 grads off
• Schlitterbahn to open Saturday
• Northwest softball falls in regional finals
• North baseball regional delayed, still on for tonight
• St. James softball earns 4A state berth
• St. James ends Braves' baseball season
• National WWI Museum plans Memorial Day weekend events
• Registration open for YMCA youth summer programs
• Country Club bank names VP of Shawnee branch
• SMNW soccer routs Olathe South in regional opener
• Jaguars rout Pioneers, cap undefeated regular season
• Northwest boys find ‘the next gear,’ win league title
• A year after crime, no charges in homicide of liquor store owner
• Maranatha’s trophy streak ends, but Siemers, Swank medal in doubles at 3-2-1A state tourney
• Animal Haven seeks homes for older felines
• After rain delay, North’s Smith battles to 9th at state in singles
• Summer reading begins
• Historical society plans breakfast, speakers in park
• Going bald for a buddy: Friends of ailing fourth-grader make sure he's not alone
• Final defendant gets life for double murder
• Letter: Part of the community
• Years later, Scouting lessons, memories continue to hold sway
• High school seniors honored in Topeka
• Tons of sand, creative vision to highlight new event at Wonderscope
• Shawnee Mission fund awards series of grants
• Bank closing leaves vacancy downtown
• Sunflower Basketball Camp coming to Mill Valley
• Fund helps Hocker Grove students reach for stars
• Marina opening soon for summer season
• Mill Valley boys basketball presents summer camps
• Kansas City Chiefs lineman visits alma mater Broken Arrow Elementary
• Northwest soccer opens regional play today
• North soccer ends season with loss to West
• Second man charged in robbery of senior citizen
• Warm weather brings door-to-door solicitors, not all of them legitimate
• Lanes now open on I-70 in KCK
• Mill Valley softball falls in 5A regional finals
• St. James softball tops Sumner
• St. James baseball reaches 4A regional finals
• Walk-off single lifts West past SMNW baseball in regional final
• Aquinas strikes early, upends Mill Valley baseball
• County breaks ground on public works facility
• SMNW baseball to compete today in 6A regionals
• MVHS softball to play in 5A regionals today
• Mill Valley baseball to play host to regionals Monday
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2011
• Mill Valley no-hits Ward twice in regular-season finale
• SMNW, North in same 6A soccer regional
• Mill Valley soccer is No. 1 seed in 5A regionals
• St. James nabs No. 4 seed for soccer regionals
• North's Smith advances at 6A state tennis
• Tonganoxie man, 37, pleads guilty to raping young girl
• KU says door-to-door solicitors in metro area aren't working on behalf of university
• Visitors bureau names "Good Starts Here" award winner
• Ripple Bin Temporary Move
• Judge orders life in prison for last defendant in double-murder
• KVL track meet to resume Friday
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 16, 2011
• Yo-yos add new dimension to Marble Days celebration
• Free Cat Fridays hoped to find homes for older felines
• Barnyard babies on display this weekend at Ag Hall
• One year later, still no charges in Grovenburg homicide
• DUI checkpoint planned in west Johnson County
• Sporting KC signs Seth Sinovic
• St. James gains payback with sweep of Cyclones
• Mill Valley softball sweeps BSHS, improves to 13-5
• Northwest shut out, North’s Smith qualifies for 6A state tourney
• Shawnee police stepping up seat belt enforcement
• In sickness and in health
• Unlucky 13: Hot streak snapped in Turner Tournament title game
• Mill Valley wrestler Callahan earns All-American honors at NHSCA national tourney
• 5 Eagles advance to 3-2-1A state
• Kotzman, Thornburg lead SMNW boys to the top at North Relays
• Park announces dates for overnight fishing
• Divers provide highlights for Northwest, North at Sunflower League meet
• Businesses team up to offer weight loss program
• Seven soccer players highlight massive signing class at St. James
• 5 Questions: The Silent Killer
• Shawneeans to carry KU banners
• Amended high school activity fee now $90
• Shawnee Town honors 2010 volunteers
• Truck Farm re-creates city’s agricultural roots
• City’s next budget will strive for long-term stability
• City will still mow some right of ways with rough terrain
• Accused robber has record of violence in Shawnee
• Shawneeans to carry KU banners
• Kansas feted at festival's Leavenworth swan song
• Northwest softball splits with Lawrence
• Mill Valley's Howes qualifies for 5A state tennis
• Young Mill Valley golfers gain experience at KVL tourney
• St. James tennis takes 2nd at 4A regional
• Council adds rough terrain exceptions to mowing policy
• Initial Shawnee Mission pay-to-play fee approved was an error
• Click It or Ticket Is Just Ahead
• Accused street robber on parole for previous violent crime
• Shawnee police planning seat belt crackdown
• Shawnee Mission board to discuss $90 participation fee tonight
• St. James soccer shuts out Olathe South
• In sickness and in health
• Flags to be lowered to honor law officers
• Shawnee businesses launch new weight loss center
• New activities to be offered in Kansas Sampler Fest's 2nd year in Leavenworth
• Samaritan's Fee tourney seeks shoe donations
• MAYB hoops tournament coming to Leavenworth
• Shawnee kicks off 2012 budget process
• Northwest tennis tops West
• Jaguars' streak stops at 10
• Northwest tennis takes 2nd at Sunflower League tourney
• Library seeks nominations for annual awards
• Kansas Press Association recognizes Dispatch with news, advertising awards
• ‘Pay-to-play’ fee approved, but details still lacking
• Bicycle Friendly Community Award
• Horizon Elementary named Kansas City's 'Kindest School'
• Rugby club attracts high school players from across county
• A sober reminder delivered before prom
• Eighth-grader’s donation to Locks of Love honors former Shawnee volunteer
• SMNW senior semifinalist for ‘Huggable Heroes’ nod
• Celebrating Mom: Mother’s Day history dates to early 1900s
• Sieperda, Hamner power Jags to 10th win
• Brunson, Mings selected to football all-star games
• Six MVHS seniors finalize decisions on college sports
• Kansas Sampler Festival May 7-8 in Leavenworth
• Senior citizens welcome at Ambassadors meeting
• Jags’ Brigham, Strickland shine at Blazer Invitational
• Kotzman, Northwest boys take top honors at Seaman Relays
• Talk to chronicle area’s immigrant settlers
• MVHS weathers tough stretch, earns split with rival Lansing
• Junior-senior prom memories remain vivid with one key exception
• Monticello Trails announces 3rd Quarter honor roll
• Shawnee police seeking man who robbed senior citizen at gunpoint
• Kauffman Stadium experience ‘unbelievable’ for Maranatha
• MVHS announces summer strength and conditioning
• Mill Valley football program to conduct summer camps
• Samaritan’s Feet tourney seeks shoe donations
• St. James track squad showcases depth at De Soto
• Downtown's clean, ready to show off
• Eighth-grader donates hair in honor of Shawnee woman
• County confirms more cases of measles
• 'Friends, family and skateboarding'
• MVHS soccer stomps Spring Hill, stays unbeaten
• Northwest boys take 1st at Seaman Relays
• City of Shawnee News - April 29, 2011
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For May 2, 2011
• Red Bulls blank Sporting KC
• St. James no-hits Tonganoxie, finishes 5th at Butch Foster Classic
• St. James softball makes it 11 straight with sweep of Eudora
• City Of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for May 3, 2011
• Shawnee boutique unveils original clothing line
• Marble Days, yo-yo competition coming May 7
• DAY TWO: Butch Foster Memorial Baseball Classic
• Basehor-Linwood shocks St. James in first round of BFMBC
• Tickets on sale for Sporting KC friendly with Newcastle United
• LIVE UPDATES: Butch Foster Memorial Baseball Classic, day one
• Eating disorders conference scheduled at JCCC
• Measles case confirmed in Johnson County
• Northwest soccer shuts out South
• Purple Ribbon Day set May 1
• Garton is Kansas Relays champ
• Pitching prowess lifts SMNW baseball to victories
• Zarda Family Golf Classic comes to Lake Quivira
• Shawnee is Tree City USA
• Nebraska powerhouse beats St. James in Senior Day match at Benedictine
• Fiber Fest coming to Shawnee Indian Mission
• Business plans blood drive
• American Red Cross offers caregiving safety program
• 5 Questions: Playground safety
• Library board OKs budget cutting eight staff positions
• Mill Creek Middle School’s new principal approved
• SM North junior among Focus Film Festival winners
• Mize students place in state Stock Market Game
• Restaurant now serving 2-pound burgers
• Hospital hires Shawnee occupational therapist
• Problem pets? New book aims to help
• Firm is finalist for state exporter award
• Major wastewater projects set for Shawnee, Lake Quivira
• Goals elusive for SMNW soccer in 2-0 loss to Blue Valley North
• St. Joseph Catholic Church to play host to golf tourney
• Traffic on part of I-670 reduced to one lane
• Prairie Village teens charged in homicide of Shawnee Mission North student
• Three-time ensemble members noted
• School board recognizes college-bound seniors
• Prairie Ridge teacher wins regional award
• Northwest boys win Kansas Cup
• Council approves reimbursement agreements for stormwater projects
• Hamner powers Mill Valley soccer to 4-0 shutout of district rival De Soto
• Shawnee residents finish 115th Boston Marathon
• Distance duo sparks Maranatha track squad at Bonner Springs
• Northwest softball sweeps North, runs winning streak to 6 games
• Shawnee Mission school board approves student fee increases, additions
• St. James track dominates at Santa Fe Trail
• Former SMNW star Giacalone thrives at Neosho
• Northwest grad Brand earns All-ACC honors
• Northwest athletes make college commitments
• Shawnee considers cutting back mowing of right-of-ways
• Late ejection proves costly as Sporting KC falls
• U.S. Senator to speak at Johnson County Republican event
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For April 25, 2011
• Shawnee home wins American Dream Award
• Visiting Aussies see, share environmental sustainability practices
• Shawnee junior girl scouts sew pillowcases to conquer cancer
• Mill Valley baseball suffers first loss
• Library boad approves budget proposal
• Blue Valley takes down St. James soccer
• Youth baseball registration being accepted at YMCA
• City Of Shawnee 2011 Job Posting: Park Supervisor - Landscape
• Field event domination leads MVHS girls track to title at West Invitational
• St. James softball sweeps piper, runs streak to nine
• Hurdlers lead St. James track at Tonganoxie Invitational
• Mill Valley student among University of Nebraska-Omaha scholarship recipients
• Ravens shut out North soccer
• MVHS softball takes two from Turner
• SMNW softball picks up two victories
• Northwest tennis wins dual with South
• Former SMNW, KU football star shares crochet talent with youths
• Wristen: SMN baseball now exudes confidence
• County expands bus routes
• Green grants awarded to area schools
• Second helicopter drop to feature 50,000 eggs
• Businesses recycling flip-flops, writing utensils
• Two from MVWC place at state tournament
• EKWC wins state championship
• Injuries take toll on Eagles
• St. James Academy softball finds winning mix of players, opens season with 7-2 record
• Camaraderie may be virtual, but betting is real
• Edward Jones accepting eyeglasses for charity
• The things they queried
• Pastor pens new book
• Library proposal would trim staff
• Police catch alleged vandals
• Edward Jones accepting eyeglasses for charity
• Grow old gracefully? No, thank you.
• Party pays heed to mythical patron saint with music, food
• Pastor pens new book
• Shawnee construction firm honored for work on historic building
• Big Biscuit now serving in Shawnee
• TMS Fine Arts Night will be April 28
• Northwest tennis takes 2nd at Shawnee Mission District Tourney
• Jaguar Style Wrestling Camp set for June 20-24 at MVHS
• Shawnee mayor, OEHS coach to conduct football camp
• State-qualifying times pile up for St. James swimmers
• Shawnee Courtyard wins high company award
• Despite rain, SMNW soccer holds off North
• Pastor pens new book
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for April 19, 2011
• Police name man killed in Lenexa crash
• Crew sinks Sporting KC
• Recycling efforts seek flip-flops, writing utensils
• Sporting KC signs Collin
• Run for Mercy scheduled for April 30
• SMNW soccer edges North in rain-shortened contest
• Smith strikes twice as St. James takes down Miege
• Grand opening is this weekend for new golf clubhouse
• St. James softball runs winning streak to seven
• St. James track postponed
• Live from Lawrence: North baseball at River City Festival
• Embattled Kansas Bioscience Authority leader resigns
• Juveniles may face charges for vandalizing lights in Shawnee park
• Church tripling number of Easter eggs for this year's drop
• Thunderstorms, hail possible Thursday afternoon, evening
• Comedian's show pays visit to Bonner
• Youth baseball registration being accepted at YMCA
• Healthy Kids Day scheduled for Saturday at YMCA
• Mill Valley golf struggles at Lansing
• Sunflower League softball standings
• Congressman to visit Bonner Springs for town-hall meeting Monday
• De Soto school board warned of future budget constraints
• Shawnee third-grader life-flighted from BSHS track after fall
• SMNW’s Spencer steals the show, leads Kansas All-Stars past Missouri
• Video games go academic at Shawnee elementary
• Arbor Day Foundation Names Shawnee Tree City USA Community
• 'All are Welcome'
• Call 811 Before You Dig
• Volunteer program could be part of 2012 budget
• Letters: Pass Paycheck Fairness Act
• Experience points golfer straight to the 19th hole
• Panel addresses rising poverty in Johnson County
• Police arrest eight during checkpoint
• Council OKs raising fees for false intrusion alarms
• 5 Questions: Tax day looms
• Japanese relief fundraiser coming Friday to Trailridge
• Benefits workshop for veterans planned
• Annual SMNW plant sale begins Saturday
• Lions Club offers free health screenings
• 3&2 offering Home Run Derby fundraiser
• SMNW golfers seek right combination at home tourney
• Fifth-graders race to meet deadlines, publish news
• SMNW baseball picks up 2 victories, lots of runs against Piper, Free State
• Shawnee Mission proposal trims $8.3 million
• Char House introduces bevy of burgers
• Lenexa police catch suspects in home burglaries
• DA: Beware of insurance, home-repair scams
• De Soto school board approves Starside Elementary summer lunch plan
• American Red Cross golf tourney scheduled for May 13
• More than $8.3 million in cuts recommended by Shawnee Mission superintendent
• Shawnee hiking up false alarms fees
• DUI checkpoint nets eight arrests
• Northwest soccer crushes Rural, stays perfect
• Mill Valley golfers 8th at Blazer Invitational
• St. James baseball outduels Bishop Miege
• Notice to Bidders - 2011 Tree Trimming and Emergency Tree Debris Removal
• Recreation Coordinator Job Posting
• Despite losses, St. James soccer coach sees a strong team
• Moore's blast, Windmiller's arm lead MVHS past De Soto
• SMNW boys dominate Blue Valley Relays
• McCarty's walk-off single caps North baseball victory against BVNW
• SMNW baseball shuts out Free State
• City Council Meeting Agenda for April 11, 2011
• St. James swimmers 3rd at Coffeyville
• Big week for St. James baseball includes perfect game, key victory
• Depth helps MVHS girls take 1st at Jaguar Invitational
• MVHS softball splits with Tonganoxie
• Shawnee Mission superintendent ready to present budget reduction recommendations
• Repairs begin Monday on Johnson Drive/I-435 bridge
• Shawnee dog trainer releases first book
• Johnson Drive at I-435 Bridge Repair Project Set to Begin in Johnson County
• Jaguars trail early, win big in doubleheader sweep of Tongie
• Shawnee business a finalist for Kansas exporter of the year
• Shawnee to consider adding volunteer coordinator to 2010 budget
• North tennis pounds Leavenworth
• Mill Valley soccer ties Miege
• Northwest's Spencer to play in All-Star Game Friday
• St. James 8th, MVHS 9th at Jaguar Invitational
• DHS art teacher creates sculpture for Benedictine College
• Tidy Town Dates
• SMNW soccer posts back-to-back shutouts
• Sunflower League softball standings
• Northwest tennis improves to 8-0
• Basehor-Linwood sweeps Mill Valley softball
• Final Knights of Columbus fish fries next two Fridays in Tonganoxie
• New faces, same result for MVHS
• Neighbors: Carrie Bingham
• Mill Valley’s Ferren, Hardy decide college football futures
• Radke picked to lead SJA football squad
• Corrections
• Police chief starts blog
• DUI checkpoint is Friday
• Eagle runners impress at Central Heights
• Several road projects advance, south Monticello still in limbo
• Drainage work to curb basement flooding
• Metro robotics team seeks second title in Orlando
• St. James places second at Science Olympiad tourney
• Student artists receive scholarships
• Tax prep help available
• Shawnee Mission Northwest poets seek “Slampionship”
• Group to install smoke alarms for those in need
• 5 Questions: Saving Gasoline
• State’s poet laureate to speak at JCCC
• Google bringing ultra high-speed network to KCK
• Advance ballot results released
• SJA grad Williams leads KCKCC golfers
• Maranatha tennis takes 2nd at Mill Valley Invitational
• Mill Valley baseball takes down SM North
• Lexington Trails student advanced to Kansas Geographic Bee semifinals
• Mill Valley soccer routs Tonganoxie
• SMNW boys 2nd at South Relays
• Mill Valley drills Bishop Ward for big baseball victory
• Olathe South edges St. James soccer
• Basehor farmer's market seeking vendors for 2011 season
• St. James Academy comes up short in Science Olympiad state tournament
• Northwest softball earns split with Lawrence
• Great blue herons take up residency in central Shawnee
• High winds, hail blow through area
• North softball overpowered by Olathe Northwest
• Northwest soccer holds off Heights for first victory
• St. James Academy picks Radke to lead football program
• St. James baseball shuts out Maranatha
• Nelson exhibit brings 'Water Lilies' together, as Monet intended
• Veterans, new talent has St. James track squad optimistic
• Maranatha Academy to compete in first round of Quest competition
• Four area student artists receive Shooting Stars scholarships
• Mill Valley track poised for another big year
• Metro robotics team seeks second title in Orlando
• Costly south Monticello Road project still in limbo
• $5.3 million in wastewater improvements coming to Shawnee, Lake Quivira
• Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for April 5, 2011
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - April 2011
• Darby leads MVHS golfers to 3rd place at Bonner Springs Invitational
• Traffic changes coming Monday at K-7 and Johnson Drive
• Drainage work should decrease flooding in Shawnee neighborhood
• St. Teresa's takes down St. James soccer
• Combined rugby team gives students unique opportunities to form friendships, learn new sport
• Police announce DUI checkpoint in Shawnee
• Panel addresses rising poverty in Johnson County
• Ultra high-speed network coming to KCK
• Google Fiber coming to KCK
• St. James softball swept by De Soto
• Make your vote count
• Mill Valley soccer moves to 2-0
• Liberty hammers St. James soccer
• Pinnacle Gymnastics athletes shine at state championships in Wichita
• 4-H'ers visit nursing home
• Hopefuls bring song, dance, a few nerves to auditions
• Shawnee man guilty in salsa poisoning
• Neighbors: Judy Hill
• St. James Academy constructing a dynasty
• County weathering recession, looking to future
• Eagles track squad young, talented
• SM North softball offers youth clinic on Saturday
• Women’s golf opportunities available at Tomahawk Hills
• Mill Valley basketball players earn Kaw Valley League honors
• Northwest’s Spencer leads list of SMNW, SMN players lauded by Sunflower League coaches
• North baseball seeks consistency
• Food expo aims to help residents grow, buy, eat local
• Ochocinco named honorary member of Sporting KC
• Shawnee fitness club events to help 3-year-old Leukemia patient
• Defensive veterans will be key to Northwest soccer success
• Northwest tennis squad returns a loaded lineup
• St. James Academy softball squad seeks state berth
• Mill Valley softball squad returns talented bunch
• Kansas Poetry Out Loud contest to be broadcast on local radio, online
• Garden club announces grant winners
• Burning banned in county, much of state for month of April
• Shawnee Mission reviews budget survey results
• Authorities identify victim of fiery crash at I-435 and K-32
• De Soto high school teacher awarded district's top honor
• Fatal crash causes traffic delays at I-435 and K-32
• T-Bones announce MIAA Tournament returning to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
• Mill Valley baseball sweeps Turner, moves to 3-0
• MVHS-BLHS baseball canceled
• Early red card costly as Sporting KC falls to Chicago
• Mill Valley soccer crushes Piper in season-opener
• St. James girls soccer squad seeks return to the top
• Shawnee Mission superintendent to brief board on budget survey results
• Area farmer's market seeking participants
• Mobile vet serving Shawnee area
• St. James Academy baseball squad seeks state tourney berth
• Mill Valley golfers young but optimistic
• Tuition increases OK'd at JCCC
• Experienced lineup has St. James tennis aiming high
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda for March 28, 2011
• Shawnee middle school student a semi-finalist for Sports Authority challenge
• Despite exceeding inclement weather days, Shawnee Mission final class dates unchanges
• Shawnee man guilty in salsa poisoning case
• Sunflower cleanup delay maintains "status quo" for USD 232
• Legendary fundraiser bullish on Ag Hall
• Mill Valley baseball opens with victory against SM East
• Kansas Half Marathon set for April 17 in Lawrence
• Registration now open for Olathe Marathon
• New police chief ventures into cyberspace
• PINKOUT SHUTOUT: St. James topples Aquinas in battle of top-ranked teams
• Job fairs planned for school bus drivers
• Library forum to focus on poverty in county
• Registration open for Shawnee Chamber Golf Tourney
• Northwest softball squad plans to build around young talent
• Shawnee City Council to weigh fine increases for false alarms
• Registration open for dodgeball tourney
• SMN softball ready to reload, return to state tournament
• Church to play host to blood drive Monday
• Barbecue will kick off Sunflower House fundraiser
• Jaguars eye return to state
• Newcomers jockey for De Soto school board seat
• Three students named winners in essay contest
• North-area candidates have ties to education
• Shawnee woman crowned Mrs. Kansas International
• Maranatha Academy baseball squad ready for quick start
• 50 from East Kansas Wrestling Club state-bound
• Letter: Family support needed
• Drive through Flint Hills offers scenery, history
• MVWC qualifies 6 for state tourney
• Slow-pitch tournament benefitting American Legion Post 41 is April 16
• Johnson County company names new CEO
• Shawnee receives fifth consecutive budget award
• Before annual sale, Johnson County Library asks, ‘Got books?’
• De Soto to make up snow days, Shawnee Mission to announce plan soon
• St. James to face Aquinas today in annual Pinkout match
• Sporting KC's Bravo is MLS Player of the Week
• Library forum to focus on poverty
• De Soto school board Position 5: Dick Dearwester
• Route changes increase destinations for JO riders
• It's dodgeball time in Shawnee
• Company seeking school bus drivers
• Library announces annual book sale, requests donations
• Sporting KC opens with 3-2 victory
• City Of Shawnee Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda For March 22, 2011
• Shawnee receives fifth consecutive budget award
• One-person play coming to Leavenworth
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For March 21, 2011
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 1: Wayne Hodges
• Shawnee Mission North fund awards three student essays
• NFL receiver to tryout for Sporting KC
• Three from Sporting KC to play for national teams
• 2011 Kansas Sampler Festival seeking volunteers
• De Soto school board Position 7: Tim Blankenship
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 1: Sara Goodburn
• Workshop to target diesel emissions, idling reduction
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 1: Timothy Doerr
• Shawnee woman crowned Mrs. Kansas International
• Eastern Illinois catches North’s Clay
• Letter: Keep neighborhoods safe, report burnt-out streetlights
• In tiny settlement, Glacial Hills and a well-lived life
• Sheriff’s office offers burglary prevention tips
• Former Mill Valley standout signs with Comets
• Maranatha Academy standout Mowrer to take tennis talents to John Brown
• Local high school wrestlers recognized with end-of-season honors
• Group honors new Realtor
• U.S. Bank opens branch at Shawnee grocery
• Penny’s president moves on to new post
• Boomeroos cloaks dogs in team spirit
• Daytime dining events planned for seniors
• SMNW announces girls basketball camps
• Library seeks public input on potential budget cuts
• 10K for Tin Cans Run scheduled for March 10
• Wristen: Hawks worth counting on this season
• 5 Questions: Luck O' The Irish
• SMN junior is two-time poetry champ
• Traffic Updates Set for K-7 and 55th Street/Johnson Drive Interchange Project
• Sheriff's office offers burglary prevention tips
• Board OKs plans for cell tower, new Burger King
• De Soto school board Position 3: Tracy Ferren
• Shawnee Mission North junior repeats state poetry championship
• De Soto selects year's top teachers
• Organizers announce parade, duck race winners
• De Soto school board Position 3: Angela Handy
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 5: Angela Jeppesen
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 5: Charles Jean-Baptiste
• Shawnee Mission school board Position 5: Patty Mach
• Judge dismisses school funding lawsuit
• Miss Kansas, a Shawnee Mission grad, makes middle school visit
• High school journalists move on to state competition
• Slightly smaller crowd makes annual event more 'pleasant'
• Reminder: Spring forward
• De Soto school board to discuss next phase of high school construction
• State title eludes Northwest bowlers
• De Soto standout Erickson to run distance for Tulsa
• Grant to boost historical society’s mission
• Shawnee police recover car linked to February homicide
• Shawnee Town Needs Singers and Musicians!
• Book chronicles escape from domestic violence
• Area science olympiad teams qualify for state competition
• Annual parade brings Irish, others together
• Spring forward
• Schools prepare for stricter nutrition guidelines
• Census: Shawnee grew 30 percent
• Blood pressure checks offered at meeting
• Singers, strummers wanted
• Society program highlights women’s rights pioneer
• 5 Questions: Severe Weather
• St. James slugger Deichler overcomes injury, earns scholarship to Ottawa
• Gardening hotline open for growing season
• SMNW Winning Edge football camps offered
• Trail half marathon March 19 in Lawrence
• New church embraces hints of building’s past
• Versatile MVHS standout to play college baseball at Coffeyville
• Knights announce honors
• Substate heartbreak: Overtime buzzer-beater ousts SMNW girls
• U.S. Men's National Team to play in Kansas City in June
• Shawnee Knights bestow annual honors
• 2010 Census: City of Shawnee
• Hayden, Reid too much for St. James girls in substate finals
• County's gardening hotline now open for the season
• 2011 Spring/Summer Parks and Recreation Brochure
• Smith surpasses 1,000-point milestone as St. James girls roll into substate finals
• Police find car linked to Shawnee homicide
• Marble artists descend on Bonner for its annual 'crazy' event
• No medals for St. James bowlers at 5-1A state
• Shawnee Town seeking singers, strummers
• Free chickenpox vaccines available this afternoon at Oak Park Mall
• U.S. Bank opens office in Shawnee Price Chopper
• Miscues costly for St. James boys in substate loss to Hayden
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For March 7, 2011
• West overpowers North girls in 6A substate
• Buzzer-beater edges Northwest girls in OT
• Shawnee Mission school district discusses "bleak" budget outlook
• Defending champs edge Mill Valley boys
• Shawnee lands senior softball tournament
• Shawnee population up 30 percent since last census
• Home, Lawn and Leisure Expo will be March 11 and 12 in Leavenworth
• Theatre in the Park auditions set for March 26-27
• BV West edges SMNW boys in substate
• Southwest stuns Mill Valley girls in substate opener
• BVNW beats North boys in substate opener
• Knitters’ mission is to welcome newborns to life
• City of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for March 8, 2011
• City of Shawnee Job Posting - Mechanic
• Kaw Valley Relay for Life expects to reach milestone in 2011
• Marsh's Robeson recipient of two teaching awards
• De Soto, St. James academic teams earn honors
• Thunder play with purpose, win substate opener
• Hocker Grove renovations approved by school board
• Flock of robins brings promise of spring's arrival
• Donohoe: Making progress in Topeka
• Letters: Protect federal arts funding
• Considering concussions
• Magazine to feature Shawnee teens' work
• Knights of Columbus to honor citizen of the year
• Meeting to discuss mowing in right-of-way areas
• 5 Questions: After the thaw
• Council extends landfill’s lifespan
• Scott is first MVHS freshman to medal at state tournament
• Northwest girls dominate 6A regional bowling tournament
• SMNW’s Meseke to receive Priddy Award
• Northwest’s Sample stuns state field, places second
• Cokeley completes four-peat
• Annual trout stocking a hit for anglers of all ages
• Neighbors: Martin Gilmore
• Leavens, Altenbernd, St. Clair ahead in advance ballot results
• Valley Falls ousts Maranatha boys in 2A substate
• St. James boys hold off Baldwin
• Valley Falls pulls away late, eliminates Maranatha boys
• Penny’s president takes new post
• Second Shawnee Mission legislative information session to be held Thursday
• State of Johnson County address slated for later this month
• New business provides in-home senior care
• Primary Election Day is here
• Shawnee resident racing business subject of DA's consumer protection complaint
• Hocker Grove renovations approved, get fall start date
• Right-of-Way Mowing
• St. James boys advance; Baldwin season ends Monday night
• Landfill gets longer life, Shawnee expects financial gain
• Annual trout stocking a hit for seasoned, future anglers alike
• Cougars in the zone in victory against Indians
• Student-run painting business launches in Shawnee
• Group honors rookie Realtor
• Lottery seeks $250,000 winner
• City Of Shawnee Year End Report
• Maranatha girls fall in play-in game
• SM Northwest's 6A substate brackets released
• Northwest's Sample 2nd at 6A wrestling
• SM North basketball substate brackets released
• Mill Valley basketball substate brackets announced
• North wrestlers eliminated from 6A state
• Mill Valley sweeps Bishop Ward in basketball
• Northwest's Sample takes 6A by storm
• Mill Valley wrestlers struggle on first day at 5A state tourney
• City Council Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2011
• Northwest girls hold off North
• SMNW boys take down North
• 3 from St. James reach state finals
• 6A state: North, Northwest in action
• 5A state: Mill Valley off to good start
• Live from state: St. James starts strong
• After another snowfall, KDOT asks commuters to take their time
• Spring/Summer CityLine - February 24, 2011
• Part Time Facility Attendant - Shawnee Town
• Lansing boys pull away from Mill Valley in fourth quarter
• Mill Valley girls take down Lansing
• St. James girls close regular season with two routs
• St. James boys edge Harmon
• Maranatha boys to open substate against Valley Falls
• Maranatha girls in play-in game Saturday
• Bribery, conspiracy charges filed against former prison worker
• NWS issues winter storm warning for region; 3-6 inches of sleet and snow possible
• Kansas event seeking help
• Filmmakers pose the question: 'What's the matter with KS'
• Bonner Springs Optimist Club to play host to swoosh tourneys
• Shawnee Mission School Board Position 7: John St. Clair, Jr.
• Shawnee Mission School Board Position 7: Mark Anderson
• Shawnee Mission School Board Position 7: Bart Altenbernd
• Shawnee Mission School Board Position 7: Joan Leavens
• St. Joseph Table and pasta dinner set for March 6
• Society meeting to feature Irish genealogist
• 5 Questions: Snow Coverage
• Rough part of Johnson Drive poised for pavement rehab
• School lawsuit in national spotlight
• Families won't rest 'until justice is done'
• District awarded $5,800 grant for health programs
• Seniors channel entrepreneurial spirit at KC BizFest 2011
• Old course, new clubhouse
• Koeller, Winkelmolen lead Cougars to 11th at 6A swimming state meet
• St. James wrestlers tie for 4A regional title
• North wrestlers Hoskins, Barnhart win 6A regional championships
• Antioch principal to take same position at Hocker Grove
• Mill Valley’s Dickman wins 5A wrestling regional championship
• Firefighters get cardio-boost
• St. James’ Maginn wins two 5-1A state titles
• School board candidates tackle questions before primary
• SMNW strikes it big with sister act
• North, Northwest seniors among National Merit finalists
• Library foundation board has member from Shawnee
• St. Joseph table and pasta dinner set for March 6
• De Soto USD 232 receives school health grant award
• Wiggins leads Pioneers past Cougars again
• SMNW girls roll past Leavenworth, look to improve substate seeding
• St. James' Maginn stellar at 5-1A state swimming
• St. James wrestlers tie for 4A regional title
• Irish ancestors to be focus of genealogical society meeting
• St. James qualifies 5 for state wrestling on day one of regionals
• St. James swimmers advance to day two of state
• Lichtenauer sparks MVHS girls past Piper
• Carroll's eight treys power Jaguars past Pirates
• City Of Shawnee Special City Council Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2011
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For February 23, 2011
• Furious rally falls short for Maranatha boys
• Another close loss for North boys
• Barstow holds off Maranatha girls
• East girls crush North
• Shawnee business sponsoring major bird count this weekend
• Williams powers Maranatha boys past West Platte
• Antioch principal to take same position at Hocker Grove
• Suit filed by SMSD parents nears a decision
• Numerous Cougar swimmers advance at 6A state swimming
• Shawnee Knights announce citizen of the year
• Two SMNW wrestlers ranked entering regionals
• Jury: Doss guilty in murders of Mill Valley grad's
• Two Jags ranked entering wrestling regionals
• Five St. James wrestlers ranked entering regionals
• Queral sisters power SMNW girls to Sunflower League bowling title
• Floyd leads Mill Valley powerlifters
• Grant to buy cardio equipment for Shawnee firefighters
• Olathe East overwhelms SMN boys
• ONW boys edge SMNW
• Ravens rally past Northwest girls
• Jury to continue deliberations in double-murder trial
• Shawnee Mission school board candidates take questions
• Mill Valley boys hold off Basehor-Linwood
• BLHS girls hold off Mill Valley in OT
• Jaguar wrestlers 3rd at KVL Championships
• SMN, SMNW yearbooks receive group’s top ratings
• Shawnee Mission had dip in latest high school grad rates
• Former waitress ordered to prison for salsa poisoning
• Northwest football program celebrates college signings
• Cougars’ Covington is league champ
• John Beal: Writing about love a daunting exercise
• St. James Academy swimmers win Inter-League Championships
• 5 Questions: Healthy hearts
• State of the city: Pushing reset was common theme for 2010
• Professional networking theme of library program
• MidAmerica Nazarene schedules open house
• 3 Shawnee-area students named scholar candidates
• SM North to play host to NJROTC regionals
• Neighbors: Janet Jamison
• Rotary offers scholarships
• ‘Linedrives and Lipstick’ opens at museum
• Pen-pal project bridges gaps
• Boy has group to thank for 'souped-up' wheelchair
• Council minutes going audio
• De Soto's inside game overpowers St. James girls
• Shawnee Mission reviews annual curriculum update
• North boys take down Southwest
• Butler rallies past Maranatha boys
• North girls hang with West, fall late
• East clips SMNW girls in OT
• Northwest boys heat up, blow out East
• Mill Valley wrestlers have two league champs
• Northwest's Covington is Sunflower League champion
• Shawnee Mission North, Northwest seniors among 27 SMSD National Merit Scholarship Finalists
• Charges filed in Shawnee homicide
• City Council Meeting Agenda for February 14, 2011
• Mill Valley boys hold off Bonner Springs
• Lichtenauer, Tripp power MVHS girls past Bonner Springs
• Depth highlights St. James boys' victory against University Academy
• Shawnee Mission North NJROTC poised for regionals
• St. James swimmers win Bonner Springs quad
• Northwest bowlers victorious at Lawrence tourney
• City Of Shawnee Announces Police Chief
• Mayor: 2010 was a year of resetting in Shawnee
• Defense leads MVHS boys past Tonganoxie
• St. James boys start strong, crush Metro
• SMNW boys hold off Olathe North
• Good half not enough as North girls fall to ONW
• Mill Valley girls hold off Tonganoxie
• St. James girls balanced in victory against Metro
• Northwest girls nab fifth victory
• Sheriff's Office begins Take Me Home program registration today
• Excessive snow a nuisance for administrators, coaches
• Bonner Springs YMCA offers new programs
• Kettle drive exceeds goal
• Shawnee names new police chief
• Shawnee woman sentenced in salsa-poisoning case
• Prairie Ridge students cross state line, meet new friends
• KDOT reports snowpacked roads throughout region
• MVHS star Garton chooses Mizzou
• KDOT funds to improve K-7 intersections
• Social worker earns therapy credential
• Time to quit fishing when day's catch is nothing but misery
• Letter to the editor: Alzheimer's awareness
• Northwest swimmers 5th at SFL meet
• Wristen: Adults should be mindful of behavior in the stands
• East Kansas Wrestling Club thrives at Kansas Tournament of Champions
• Chamber offers scholarship
• VFW plans chili fundraiser
• Polka dance to be Feb. 19
• After ‘historic’ winter storm, city prepares for more snow
• Event scores with youths
• Four Mill Valley football players sign letters of intent
• Economic Development Council’s new director a familiar face in city
• Names in the news: Feb. 9
• Possible record number of snow days squeezes calendars
• Planners give nod to landfill expansion
• 5 Questions: Will you be mine?
• Program helps women dress for success
• Olpe snaps St. James girls' winning streak
• Northwest senior Spencer nominated for McDonald’s All-American Game
• Eagles back on winning track
• Resident chosen for technology entrepreneurship program
• Planning commission gives nod to 16-year landfill extension
• Shawnee, De Soto districts wait to make up weather days
• Metro Squad takes over Shawnee homicide investigation
• University of St. Mary open house to be Friday
• New Economic Development Council director named
• Forecasters: More snow on the way Tuesday
• City of Shawnee News: Homicide Investigation
• Three St. James wrestlers win titles at Silver Lake
• Rockhurst, Barstow rough up St. James boys
• Big third quarter sparks St. James girls' rout of Barstow
• Indians storm back, beat Eagles
• Shawnee police investigating first homicide of 2011
• Northwest boys pull away late from West
• MVHS boys bounce back, beat Turner
• Jags step up in Altman's absence, thrash Turner
• Mill Valley girls showcase depth in rout of Lansing
• Lansing wears down MVHS boys
• East red-hot beyond the arc in victory against SMNW boys
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For February 7, 2011
• City of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for February 8, 2011
• Stars hockey team moves out of OP, into Shawnee
• VFW Chili Bowl planned for next week
• Boiler repaired; Wonderscope to reopen
• Shawnee Snow Update - February 2, 2011
• Indians' press frustrates Eagles in rout
• Shawnee projects make KDOT list
• Shawnee Mission students will return to school Friday
• Parking at MVHS to be tight as snow removal continues
• Legends Outlets to hold giveaways, screenings for American Heart Month
• MVHS basketball make-up date set
• School's out, but it's game-on Thursday for SM North
• Shawnee digs out from storm
• NYC, Denver improv groups to perform at festival
• Thursday classes called off in Shawnee Mission, De Soto districts
• City asks for patience, assistance with street plowing
• 6 a.m. road update: KDOT continues to urge drivers to stay off roads
• St. James girls nab 1st tourney title
• Globetrotter’s visit surprises, inspires students
• Visitors bureau announces legislative agenda
• Financial services business plans grand opening
• Comment: Woodworking projects fulfill need to putter
• Three school board members bowing out
• Museum closed for repairs
• Shawnee Snow Update - February 1, 2011
• Ethics Commission director to lead panel discussion
• Shawnee manager is 2010’s Citizen of Year
• Annual read-in to follow NAACP’s meeting Saturday
• 5 Questions: Stay hydrated
• Developer plans low-income senior apartments
• Snow brings standstill
• Mill Valley-De Soto golf standout Tinsley signs to play for Baker
• Thunder boast 2 champions at Garden City
• Six from Mill Valley medal at Chanute
• Northwest has three medalists at Junction City
• North Invitational produces local champs
• Wristen: Northwest girls develop reputation for toughness
• Schools call off classes Wednesday
• Shawnee, De Soto districts call off school Wednesday
• KDOT urges drivers to stay home, off roads
• Shawnee announces civic building closures
• Dispatch to delay home delivery Wednesday
• Red Cross offers tips to cope with blizzard
• Ice skating event planned for youth with special neeeds
• School board members explain choices not to run for reelection
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - February 2011
• City of Shawnee News: Weather Watch
• Schools begin canceling classes
• Shawnee issues hazardous weather reminder to residents
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto school districts cancel Tuesday classes
• Shawnee chamber reveals 2010 Citizen of the Year winner
• Weather forces closure of Fort Leavenworth
• More affordable senior housing planned in Shawnee
• Winter storm warning gives way to blizzard warning
• One inclement weather date remains in USD 232 calendar
• St. James Academy girls top Harrisonville for tourney title
• Winter storm watch in effect early Monday morning through 6 a.m. Wednesday for area counties
• Shawnee fire department bestows annual awards
• Leavenworth holds off St. James' rally
• Rough fourth quarter costly for Mill Valley boys
• Boiler failure shuts down Wonderscope museum until Feb. 4
• New financial services business plans grand opening
• Earhart talk gets little wheels turning
• Northwest girls beat South, run winning streak to three
• Snowy Sidewalks - Jan 26, 2011
• SMNW girls bowlers showcase depth at North triangular
• Young St. James bowlers looking to improve
• Defense leads St. James girls past North
• MVHS girls survive seesaw game with South
• St. James girls reach Louisburg semifinals
• North girls move on to Louisburg tourney semifinals
• Northwest girls hold off Free State
• Raymore Peculiar edges MVHS boys in fifth-place game at Saints Classic
• Letter to the editor: Salvation Army thanks
• Slowly but surely, birds make their return to backyard feeders
• Blue Valley North edges St. James boys in Viking Classic finals
• MVHS grad Acree headed to Africa
• Concussion puts Carver’s Holy Cross plans on hold
• Muehlberger steps down at St. James
• Council meeting minutes may become audio-only
• City blames contractor for crack-seal project shortfall
• Council meeting minutes may become audio-only
• Kansas Day: 150th anniversary of statehood is Saturday
• Local events are low key for state's milestone anniversary
• Heavy lifting: Moving day in this business all about physics, geometry
• Pedestrians weathering snowy walks
• Names in the news, Jan. 26
• Neighbors: Jerry Keith
• Final school board candidates add names to spring ballots
• County to auction furnishings before razing old clubhouse
• Shawnee business honored
• Sharon Lane administrator earns statewide recognition
• Lottery player scores Chiefs prize package
• Annual Creole festival set
• Shawnee Mission officials outline possible grim financial outlook
• Shawnee council to consider swapping typed minutes for online audio
• Auction planned at old Shawnee clubhouse
• Northwest girls dominate final game of tourney
• Ray-Pec edges Mill Valley for 5th at Saints Classic
• Cougars cap forgettable weekend with loss to Word of Life
• Residents Can Help Keep Hydrants Clear of Snow
• Fire department: Clean off those hydrants
• St. James wrestlers medal 12 at Platte County
• West tops North for 5th at Viking Classic
• Northwest has 3 medalists at Husky Invitational
• Maranatha boys finish 6th at McLouth tournament
• Blue Valley North clips St. James at the buzzer
• City Council Meeting Agenda for January 24, 2011
• Sloppy start costs Cougars in loss to Ray-Pec
• Carroll's clutch free throws lift Mill Valley into consolation finals
• Trash and Recycling Collection Update - Jan 20, 2011
• Miege holds off Northwest
• St. James boys beat Olathe Northwest, reach tourney finals
• Grandview withstands Mill Valley's comeback bid
• Shawnee Mission evening events may proceed
• Snow prompts Deffenbaugh to call off residential trash pickup
• Snow doesn't stop Saints Classic
• KDOT: Most roads throughout region snowpacked, icy
• Weather causing cancellations across region
• Northwest bowling tournament moved to Jan. 21
• St. James Academy girls basketball canceled
• Mill Valley wrestling canceled
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto districts cancel evening activities
• St. James girls hand Hohensinner 400th victory
• Model A’s up for auction
• Changing the world, one fifth-grader at a time
• Countertop business moves into new digs
• Superintendent urges legislative awareness
• School board hopefuls add names to ballot for upcoming election
• Neighbors: Jacqueline 'Jackie' Rozine
• Invisible Killer: Carbon monoxide detector use urged
• First-year teachers at Ray Marsh, Mill Valley High honored
• Five Mill Valley wrestlers bring home hardware from Derby tournament
• Timely comment pulls magnetic personality back down to earth
• KidScape now permanent at museum
• Wristen: Bogart has Jags back among league’s best
• Young North bowling squad has big goals
• Proposal worries school officials
• Metro no match for St. James boys
• St. James has 2 champs at Bobcat Classic
• Slow start proves costly for Eagles in lopsided loss to Mid-Buchanan
• Downtown grants available
• Shawnee Chamber dinner planned for Jan. 29
• Northwest girls edged in tourney opener
• MLK assignment inspires fifth-graders to change the world
• Eight Wonders of Kansas to have exhibit at Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for January 18, 2011
• BLHS boys hold off stiff challenge from Mill Valley
• St. James wrestlers in 5th after first day at Bobcat Classic
• Basehor boys hold off Mill Valley
• St. James boys rout Metro Academy
• St. James girls finish strong against Metro
• Northwest boys bounce back, beat South
• Mill Valley girls rally, fall to Basehor-Linwood
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto school leaders distressed by governor’s budget proposal
• Lions edge Indians in 3OT
• Governor's new budget cuts per-pupil state aid to schools
• South blocks Northwest girls' upset bid
• Shawnee Mission superintendent urges legislative awareness
• U.S. senator schedules listening tour in Leavenworth County
• Trail Nerds’ Run Toto Run accepting registrations
• Defense sparks St. James past De Soto
• Winter 5K trail run scheduled for Sunday
• County announces warming centers, cold-weather safety tips
• Shawnee Soccer Club accepting registrations
• Winter 5K trail run scheduled for Jan. 16
• Letters: Word play
• SMNW bowlers target February as month to reach peak form
• Letters: Live and let live
• Backyard feeders full, but birds stay away
• Northwest wrestlers challenged in opening tournament of 2011
• Mill Valley boys stay in 1st place
• Five Questions: Breaking the ice
• Help with heating bills available through program
• Garden Club offers funding for local projects
• Frigid temperatures follow first heavy snow
• North’s Strolling Strings perform for Brownback
• City has competition coming for funding
• City council demands improvement at house where firefighter died
• Metsker resigns school board post
• Neighbors: Linda Hoefler Oneslager
• Names in the News
• Shawnee students earn scholarships for study at K-State
• Low-cost trees and shrubs available
• Restaurant to reopen 10 days after fire
• St. James relay team qualifies for state
• Shawnee crash victim's condition improves
• Mill Valley has 10 medalists at Norton
• Conditions vary for morning commutes across region
• De Soto, Shawnee Mission schools call off Tuesday classes
• SM North girls basketball game canceled
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto schools closed due to weather
• SMNW bowlers start season strong in Wichita
• Mill Valley wrestlers 3rd at Norton
• Hogan Prep holds off St. James boys
• Overnight accumulation affects driving conditions
• City Council Meeting Agenda for January 10, 2011
• Free throws, rebounds cost SMNW boys against West
• SMNW girls overwhelmed by West
• South's 3-point shooting takes down North
• Jags put THS boys away in final minutes
• MVHS girls dispose of cold-shooting Chieftains
• Shooters complete deer cull in park
• Retired colonel, WWII veteran, earns France's highest honor
• St. James wrestling team ranked 3rd in Class 4A
• Five Jaguar wrestlers ranked in latest poll
• Low-cost trees and shrubs available
• Northwest's Whitmore ranked 3rd
• Volunteers needed for adult tutoring program
• Two Indians ranked by KWCA
• Clay leads North girls past South
• East edges Northwest girls
• Public hearing to be Tuesday on Deffenbaugh landfill expansion plans
• Apartment building fire started in sump pump
• Hospitality industry orientation event is Jan. 13 in Leavenworth
• Postcard art contest being offered to Kansas youth
• France to honor retired colonel from Shawnee
• 2011 Downtown Improvement Grants
• Planning progresses for MLK celebration
• City of Shawnee News: Fleet and Facility Coordinator
• Late charge lifts SMNW boys past SME
• St. James girls dominate O'Hara
• Shawnee taking applications for downtown grants
• Mill Valley girls hammer Piper
• O'Hara hands St. James boys second loss
• Strong second quarter lifts MVHS boys past Piper
• Shawnee Mission board member resigns
• Fires damage Shawnee restuarant, apartment complex
• Shawnee man held winning ticket
• St. James Academy science teacher exhibits education excellence
• Clear Creek artists make splash on Artsonia
• Brownback moves foward with Cabinet nominations
• Museum fundraiser akin to day at beach
• State health officer sets goals for 2011
• Neighbor: Randy Webb
• Mill Valley standout Biesma to focus on baseball at Washburn
• Emphasis on team play is goal for Maranatha basketball squad
• Shawnee Mission Parkway Corridor Study
• St. James boys silence critics with impressive start to season
• SMNW standout Arel revives career at JCCC
• 5 Questions: Winter home care
• Former MVHS star begins next stage of basketball career
• Crash kills two, injures another, from Shawnee
• Shawnee student tackles Antarctic mission
• Wanted: Johnson County school bus drivers
• The New Year: Much ado about nothing?
• Winds of Freedom band to make return later this month to Tonganoxie venue
• JoCo Library accepting bookmark submissions
• Nearly a week after lotto drawing, Shawnee man learns he's a winner
• Flicked cigarette sparked weekend restaurant fire
• Home front: Who you gonna call?
• A nursing home experience–from an outsider’s point of view
• Finding a new companion, safely and happily
• New Texting Law Takes Effect January 1, 2011
• Shawnee residents killed in central Kansas crash
• KU names new athletics director
• Additional flu vaccines available through JoCo Health Department
• Sunflower Shakespeare Festival looking for members
• Re-Bath moves to bigger showroom
• Storm-chaser to speak for Shawnee senior citizens
• Theatre in the Park announces 2011 directors
• City rallies around its own
• Programming is hands-on at robotics camp
• Shawnee girl gives back to Make-A-Wish
• Five Questions: Driving Danger
• Letter: Deer devastate garden, prove nuisance to neighbors
• In New England, good Samaritans turn up even in bad weather
• SMNW cross country, St. James volleyball among top stories of 2010
• In Shawnee, winning was an attitude this year
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - January 2011
• Christmas tree recycling offered at several locations
• Cyclocross events kick off the new year in Shawnee
• 'Green' lights coming to city
• Homicide count is highest in history
• Pay-as-you-throw trash ordinance begins Saturday
• Straub Construction wins regional awards
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda - January 3, 2011
• Area schools receive Governor's Achievement Award
• 'Slingin' beans and buttercream'
• Trash Stickers on Sale at City Hall
• Council appoints Copp to parks board
• Shawnee Chamber anounces new leadership class
• Charges allege police impersonator raped woman near The Legends
• South upends SMNW boys in OT
• St. James is volleyball national champion
• Reinoehl, MVHS boys throttle Bears for second straight league victory
• Altman powers Mill Valley girls to 38-point rout against Turner
• St. James boys roll past Raytown
• Neighbors: Cora Eileen Taylor
• Spencer’s 35 points power Northwest boys past Lawrence
• Fashion retailer Maurices to open in Shawnee Station
• Lawrence edges Northwest girls at last second
• Indians shine at Hy-Vee Shootout
• Holiday manners
• St. James Academy wrestlers are Johnson County champs
• Wristen: Take time to thank the trainers
• Studio adds technology, advantages for students
• BJF student shines in ‘Nutcracker’ ballet
• Mill Creek students prove to be knowledge masters
• Lives cut short
• Church reassembles its young 'angels' choir
• Letter: Witness or see? Wording of question affects response
• Christmas a good time to strenghten family relationships
• Population up in Kansas
• Library celebrating Kwanzaa
• Shawnee Community Services planning expansion
• MCMS students are knowledge masters
• Health Department receives additional supply of flu vaccine
• SM North boys crush Liberty North
• Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For December 20, 2010
• Reinoehl, Mill Valley boys rout Turner
• Spencer powers SMNW boys past Lawrence
• Mill Valley girls crush Turner, improve to 3-1
• Last-second foul lifts Lawrence past SMNW girls
• Police seek patients of JoCo therapist charged with drug crimes
• Metro Homeschool Robotics team advances to national competition
• Sion sends St. James girls into break with 3-3 record
• City Of Shawnee Special City Council Meeting Agenda For December 21, 2010
• City of Shawnee Police Department News - Drivers Beware
• Defense sparks St. James boys in victory against Raytown
• Car thieves at work on unattended, running vehicles
• KC men sentenced in murders of former MIll Valley High School students
• North grad Specht helps JCCC to No. 1 national ranking
• North grad Greathouse helps KCKCC TO 8-5 start
• Kansas Board of Education releases statement about lawsuit
• KDOT reports roads in 'really good shape'
• Cougars have rough night against Ruskin
• Icy sheen hitting metro area
• Annual Children's Christmas Party planned Sunday
• Lancers rally past North boys in fourth quarter
• North girls crush Wyandotte for first victory
• Washington drubs SMNW boys
• St. James Science Olympiad on an early roll
• 27th annual Children’s Christmas Party set for Sunday
• Lichtenauer lifts MVHS girls past Bonner Springs at the buzzer
• Great effort leads Mill Valley boys past Bonner Springs
• Four St. James players receive All-State honors
• Northwest’s Moore garners 6A All-State soccer honors
• Eagles’ Toothman, Eaton earn All-Crossroads honors
• Northwest boys swimmers earn state-qualifying marks in Olathe
• Jags 2nd at Tournament of Champions
• Poinsettia care
• North boys battle for first victory
• Committee: False alarm issue needs more study
• SMNW dominates home tourney
• Letter: Taxing matters
• 'Boomers' entertain, but traditional carols strike a chord
• Neighbors: Matthew Burrow
• Emergency agencies update aid agreement
• Mize students Just Like Me
• Shawnee restaurateur puts new twist on entrees
• Sharpshooters begin deer cull in Shawnee Mission Park
• SMNW girls drill rival North for first victory
• South boys overcome injury, top Mill Valley
• SMSD votes to close Mission Valley, Antioch middle schools
• Request For Proposal For Volunteer Program Analysis
• Leaders discuss transit, trails at Shawnee-Merriam meeting
• Cold shooting costly for SMNW girls against BVNW
• K-7 update: Crews deactivating some traffic signals this week
• Injured SMS player recovering from head injury
• Shawnee plans joint meeting with Merriam tonight
• New restaurant serves up fresh, 'twisted' fare
• SMSD parents file suit against the state over school funding
• St. James' Moeder a champion at Mid-America Nationals
• Maranatha girls earn first victory
• Maranatha boys surge past Van Horn
• Hayden edges St. James boys in OT
• Olathe Northwest runs past St. James girls
• Injury unites Raiders in victory against Mill Valley
• Northwest girls give new coach first victory in rivalry game
• Cause of outbreak at Overland Park school identified
• Mill Valley girls rout Lawrence
• BVNW tops St. James girls for tourney title
• Shawnee Chamber of Commerce names top volunteers
• Shawnee city manager named UCS board president
• St. James teacher recognized for Educating Excellence
• USD 512 Board of Education will consider school closings on Monday
• Maranatha Academy takes top honors in Class 2A Quest Competition
• Shooters may begin deer cull this week
• Edwardsville police officer faces sexual battery charges
• West holds off North boys
• Gardner-Edgerton edges Mill Valley girls
• Starling, Gardner too much for Mill Valley
• St. James girls reach Eudora Tournament title game
• St. Mary's girls beat Maranatha
• Mize students collect toys, board games
• St. James boys rout top-ranked Miege
• False alarm problem to get further review
• Maranatha Academy girls seek right mix of younger, older basketball players
• St. James boys hope to silence critics
• MVHS boys return experienced lineup
• Northwest girls welcome new coach
• Maranatha boys prepared to run and gun
• Guard play will be key for SMN boys
• North girls to rebuild around youth
• St. James girls seek right mix in young lineup
• New coach takes reins of MV girls
• Kansas Lottery: Don’t purchase tickets for kids
• AT&T workers sporting new hybrid vehicles
• Brownback taps former Shawnee senator for post
• Johnson County Library launches new Web catalog
• Sportsmanship, exercise tops for new program
• Letter: Why recycle? Shawnee already doing its share for solid waste
• No pining for this bygone tradition
• Society trying to place signage at historic site
• Papa John's supports Shawnee Mission USD 512
• Mill Valley wrestlers take 3rd at KVL Dual Tourney
• North's Carson a champion at Leavenworth Challenger
• Prostitution sting includes arrests in Shawnee
• Cougar wrestlers 4th at Pleasant Hill
• Railroad repairs blocking Johnson Drive west of I-35 this week
• St. James wrestlers have 3 champions at Gardner
• Blood drive to honor Shawnee girl
• Perimeter shooting powers SMNW boys past North
• Maranatha boys fall to Lone Jack
• Slow start hinders Maranatha girls in loss to Lone Jack
• Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for December 7, 2010
• Northwest boys pull away from North in second half
• Maranatha boys balanced in victory against Immaculata
• North girls fall to South in opener
• Maranatha girls drop season-opener
• Mill Valley girls give McFall first victory
• No. 6 St. James boys slam No. 3 Ottawa
• Young Thunder girls rattle No. 5 Cyclones
• Cities of Shawnee and Merriam Joint Meeting Agenda for December 13, 2010
• SMN theater opens 2010 Winter Lab Play Thursday
• United States shut out in World Cup bid
• Bonner detective on mission to curtail child abuse
• Area karate students earn medals at world championships
• Police to patrol Prairie Ridge Elementary afternoon dismissals
• True meaning of Christmas...anticipation
• Police suggest new protocol to cut time spent on false alarms
• St. James Academy wrestlers have sights set on state trophy
• 2 from MVHS soccer earn All-State honors
• Shawnee Mission North wrestling squad hopes to build around 3 state qualifiers
• City Of Shawnee News - November 30, 2010
• Mill Valley wrestling boasts depth, high rankings
• Cougar Kids Club wrestlers ready to power SMNW varsity
• Volunteers busy preparing for Christmas Around Town
• Traffic Changes for K-7 and 55th Street/Johnson Drive Interchange Project
• Skateboard park partly closed for concrete repair
• Sharing is caring: Salvation Army’s kettle history explored
• Miracles happen: 30th birthday arriving for Shawnee resident still happy to be alive
• Neighbors: Amy Ruo
• Students build minds with Legos
• Tuition rising at Johnson County Community College
• Pipeline relocation costs quadruple for roundabout project
• Senior's project focuses on community health
• Letter: City feedback, involvement
• K-7 update: Next traffic redirection set for Friday
• Knights of Columbus breakfast features Santa
• Annual Presbyterian Church holiday sale is Saturday
• Firewood available Saturday at Theatre in the Park
• K-7 update: Next traffic redirection set for Friday
• Johnson County unveils website changes
• Shawnee police issue 40-plus tickets in seat belt enforcement
• Shawnee Dress Barn joins Toys for Tots campaign
• Pipeline problem delays, raises cost for Roberts Street roundabout completion
• Bonner Springs couple endures being stranded on ocean liner
• Student journalists from North, Northwest receive recognition
• City considers changes to pet-related ordinances
• Mayor's fund benefits TLC
• Seniors lead MVHS to All-KVL football honors
• St. James' McCormick is Female Runner of the Year
• Library can now cap checkouts
• Sharpshooters to kill 33 more deer in park
• Brunson sets Mill Valley rushing record
• Letter: Keep verbatim minutes
• Letter: Public servants draw praise
• Foggy countryside provides different kind of driving beauty
• Program educates parents on shaken baby syndrome
• Area schools join forces to deliver holiday help
• Four St. James Academy athletes ink college scholarships
• Four Jaguars lauded by KVL soccer coaches
• Three MVHS volleyball players named All-Kaw Valley League
• Tubbesing earns CCIM designation
• Five Questions: Turkey Talk
• Maranatha football shows growth, progress
• City Offices Closed November 25 and 26
• City Of Shawnee News - Too Much Turkey Is No Excuse For Not Buckling Up
• USD 512 Board of Education meeting for Nov. 22
• Shawnee committee suggests cutting back stray cat control
• I-35, I-435, K-10 interchange project ready to go to design
• Johnson County GOP selects officers
• KCKCC women suffer first loss
• JCCC trustees OK tuition increase
• City Council Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2010
• Drivers Beware: Don't Leave Idling Cars Unattended
• USD 512 Performing Arts Symposium features KC Symphony director
• Mayor's tree fund to benefit TLC for Children and Families
• Johnson County Recognizes Winter Weather Awareness Day
• Wristen: Playoff teams hindered by weak KVL
• Police Response To Private Alarms
• More deer to be shot in Shawnee Mission Park
• Shawnee police: Don't leave unattended cars running
• Hocker Grove library benefactor of Borders Benefit Days Nov. 19-21
• Library plans GovFest for entrepreneurs
• KDOT plans open house for I-435/I-35/K-10 interchange study
• Cougars' playoff run ends in a cold November rain
• St. James' Forst wins Gates Award
• Wristen: Northwest constantly improved
• GracePoint Church offers dinner, haircuts for families
• Mill Valley senior plans health night for district families
• Dearwester feels community’s pulse
• Stop domestic violence
• Honor service, sacrifice
• Late surge capped another stellar year for SMNW soccer
• North football laid groundwork for future in Grayless' first year
• Outgoing governor says he has no apprehension about Sam Brownback taking over
• City yields five tons of paper at shredding
• Fighting diabetes: Health officials raise awareness of disease
• Students pay tribute to veterans here, abroad
• Teacher embraces unique challenges
• Wonderscope is parents' pick
• Library thefts prompt policy review
• Love affair with pumpkin sated - for now
• Final polka dance of fall is Saturday
• Salon sponsors angel tree
• Special Olympics Fall Sports Classic set for this weekend
• SMSD announces new proposed boundaries for Bonjour closing
• Deer-mating season poses road hazards
• City Of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For November 15, 2010
• Public Works And Safety Committee Meeting Agenda For November 16, 2010
• Live updates: SM Northwest vs. Olathe East
• Shawnee students recognize veterans
• Truthful advertising
• Mill Valley steps up for fall drive
• Salute to Veterans
• Noodles & Company hosts benefit night for SMEF
• Portion of Haller Trail closes Monday for construction
• Stranger approaches girl in Shawnee, police warn residents to be wary
• Knight’s Pancakes and More feeds the masses on Sunday
• Annual holiday pie sale begins at Broadmoor
• Burlington Coat Factory seeks coats for the needy
• Former SMN star Greathouse helps KCKCC to 4-0 start
• Indians challenge defending champs for a half in playoff loss
• SMNW Girl Effect hosts fashion show
• Turnovers plague Mill Valley in playoff loss at Shawnee Heights
• Neighbors: Tom Way
• Cougars dominate with defense in 6A playoff victory
• Sunflowers sprout for Mize coin drive
• Cougars are state champs....finally
• KCKCC inducts Hileman to education Hall of Fame
• Freshman lifts St. James to 3rd-place at 4-1A state
• Council delays vote on cutting minutes
• City Of Shawnee Job Posting 2010 - Mechanic
• Clothing Center caters to USD 512 patrons
• Bonner Springs teacher finds peace through writing
• Letter: National Adoption Month
• Letter: Thanks to constituents
• Vita Craft cookware hits Crown Center store shelves
• Perceptive Software announces award recipient
• Church counselor selected to fill De Soto USD 232 board vacancy
• De Soto USD 232 appoints Dearwester to Position 5 board seat
• USD 512 votes on boundary changes, one school closing
• City’s fall shredding event scheduled for Saturday
• Chamber seeks participants for leadership program
• New Shawnee salon offers cuts, color and highlights
• Shawnee Dispatch moves into new office
• K-7 and I-70 ramps set to reopen Wednesday
• Enna's late goal lifts St. James past Bonner Springs for 3rd place
• SMNW gymnasts win state title
• Northwest edges West in 6A football playoffs
• Eagles pull away from Indians in second half of 6A playoff game
• Trinity edges St. James in 4-1A soccer semifinals
• Turnovers plague Jaguars in playoff loss to Shawnee Heights
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For November 8, 2010
• Saturday delays expected for Centennial Bridge over Missouri River near Leavenworth
• JDRF and Lucky Brewgrille partner to raise awarenes for Type 1 diabetes
• Mill Valley football pep rally set for tonight
• Roads reopened after bomb threat in De Soto
• Access from K-7 to I-70 closed after accident
• Superintendent's recommendations save Shawanoe Elementary from closing
• Yoder wins 3rd District
• Friends of the Kaw play host to 10th annual event
• Shawnee police increasing seatbelt enforcement after dusk
• Mill Valley musical opens Tuesday
• BJF students show iron strength
• Community key for Shawnee’s newest pizza joint
• Development-ready sites and creative funding priority to build Shawnee economy
• Candy savers
• Broadmoor Bistro lecture features St. Louis chef
• Final fall public hayride scheduled for Saturday
• 55th Street roundabout open to one-lane traffic
• Eilert ready to tackle job growth in county
• No charges in infant’s death
• Informational health night scheduled for MVHS Nov. 17
• JCPRD winter class catalog available
• SMNW soccer falls to BVW in state quarterfinals
• Local artists featured during Annual JoCo Art Fest
• St. James returns to 4-1A soccer state quarterfinals
• Kansas Supreme Court disbars attorney charged with Shawnee disturbance
• Mehalovich leads MVHS boys to bes showing ever at state
• Crime in 75th Street corridor reduced 44 percent
• SMNW routs South for 6A regional title
• Northwest's dynasty restored
• St. James Academy tops Maranatha in Class 4-1A soccer regional finals
• St. James completes 4A 3-peat
• Letter: Good neighbors
• Fame lost to the ages
• Moran, Brownback declare victory in statewide races
• Ray Marsh boundary revision doesn't sit well with parents
• Polls are open for Election Day
• Republicans dominating advance voting in Johnson County
• MAYB tourney deadline nears
• SMNW makes it look easy in rout of Wyandotte
• State Board of Education race pits incumbent against newcomer
• St. James girls medal two, place ninth at 4A state cross country
• Maranatha boys 4th at 2A state cross country
• MVHS boys place 5th at 5A state cross country
• Northwest boys win 6A cross country state title
• Mill Valley to face Shawnee Heights in 5A playoffs
• SMNW, North to play Friday in 6A football playoffs
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for November 1, 2010 Meeting
• Live from state: St. James does it again
• Jaguars pull away late, lock up 5A playoff berth
• Opportunity knocks: North seizes state playoff berth
• K-7 update: 55th Street/Johnson Drive exits to reopen tonight
• Cougars roar into 6A state quarterfinals
• St. James rallies past Maranatha, returns to 4-1A state quarterfinals
• KU building evacuated because of possible ammonia leak
• St. James Academy returns to 4-1A volleyball state semifinals
• Community meeting set to discuss revised Ray Marsh boundary change
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - November 2010
• St. James soccer tops Maranatha, returns to state quarterfinals
• Northwest soccer crushes South, returns to state quarterfinals
• SMNW crushes Wyandotte, wins 6A football district title
• St. James closes season with fourth-quarter shootout, close loss to De Soto
• Holland seeking name recognition in governor's race
• Shawnee Convention & Visitors Bureau website honored
• DA: No charges in Shawnee infant's death
• De Soto tops county in 2009-10 graduation rate
• Naismith among 8 Wonders of Kansas People
• Mill Valley boys take 2nd at regionals
• MVHS students trick-or-treat for canned goods
• SMNW crushes Leavenworth, wins district title
• North soccer ends season with loss to No. 1 BV West
• Antioch Middle School parents worry about overcrowding
• Mill Valley soccer stumbles in 5A regional opener
• Northwest gymnasts win Sunflower League title
• Eagles edge Eudora, advance to regional finals
• Letter: Unwilling contributor
• Northwest shuts out East, reaches regional finals
• City volunteer program may be on the horizon
• Mill Valley blows out Harmon, turns focus to Turner
• KC gallery features Shawnee artist
• Citation, guilty plea at issue in campaign
• Travel is great, returning home is better
• McCormick, Van Lerberg run together, lead St. James cross country to state
• St. James routs Immaculata in 4-1A regional opener
• Eagle runners soar into 2A state meet
• SMNW boys cruise to regional title
• Kansas House District 17: Libertarian seeks return to common-sense politics
• Caution in costume
• Mill Valley volleyball falls in 5A
• North, Northwest fall in substate volleyball
• North football routs Wyandotte for first victory, needs one more for Class 6A state playoff berth
• St. James takes aim at 3-peat
• City Of Shawnee News - Winter CityLine
• Historical Hauntings spooks Shawnee on Saturday
• Benninghoven's future students get Sneak-A-Peek
• SMSD offers reading tips for kindergarten, preschool
• Off-leash dog area closing for trail improvements
• Shawnee moves to condemn house where firefighter died
• 2010 Economic Development Summit
• Applicants share views, impressions of USD 232
• Independence man charged in Shawnee armed robbery
• USD 232 to host music and Language workshop scheduled for Nov. 9
• SMSD offers tips for reading with preschoolers, kindergarteners
• Education, employment central issues of Kansas House District 38 race
• MVHS soccer draws No. 7 seed in 5A regional
• North soccer to face No. 1 BV West in regional opener
• SMNW is No. 8 seed in 6A regional playoffs
• Maranatha, St. James Academy in same 4-1A soccer regional bracket
• St. James Academy captures 4A substate championship
• Maranatha volleyball falls at 2A substate tourney
• Mill Valley hammers Harmon, keeps playoff hopes alive
• North nabs first victory, eyes playoff berth
• North, SMNW volleyball fall in 6A substate tourney
• Mill Valley ousted in first round of 5A substate
• Public meeting prioritzes road projects
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For October 25, 2010
• St. James wallops Ward, eyes playoff berth
• SMNW secures district championship
• Police dog helps catch armed robber in Shawnee
• DDACTS Showing Positive Results
• Proposal could move 44 students to Benninghoven
• City committee mulls restricting public comment, cutting back meeting minutes
• SMSD offers developmental screenings
• Broadmoor Bistro Lecture Series hosts Chef Gerard Craft on Nov. 9
• Sneak-A-Peek at Benninghoven kindergarten
• St. James Academy volleyball maintains top rank in 4A
• Get to know the nine applicants for USD 232 Board of Education's vacant seat
• Reinoehl powers MVHS soccer past Ward
• SM Northwest golfers 11th at 6A state tournament
• SMNW, SMN learn volleyball substate fate
• Motorcycle wreck kills Shawnee man Sunday
• Maranatha volleyball squad is third seed at 2A substate
• Shawnee Lions Club celebrates 50th anniversary
• Mill Valley to play host to 5A volleyball substate
• Craft Festival, St. Joseph Bazaar set for Saturday
• Hileman set for Mid-America Education Hall of Fame induction Nov. 6
• Library nabs government award
• Shooting behind Shawnee grocery store was falsely reported
• Pack attack: MVHS boy win KVL title
• Metro Homeschool Robotics BESTs the competition
• St. James' Honer is 4A singles state champion
• Legal battle over water means higher fees for rural Eudora customers
• Neighbors: Emily Freeman
• Shawanoe patrons react to proposal
• Letter: Health care law not working
• Restaurant specializes in fried chicken, barbecue
• Notes from the road
• De Soto school board to interview applicants for vacant seat
• SMNW dominates district opener
• Losses at state tourney don't damper breakout season for Eagles' Erisman
• Slattery leads Northwest tennis to 9th-place finish at 6A state
• Fourth-quarter surge lifts BVSW past St. James Academy, 42-26
• St. James Academy takes top seed in 4A substate volleyball bracket
• Miege overpowers Mill Valley in Class 5A district opener
• Mill Valley football district update
• Riverview Elementary students heed Character Council’s call for pink day
• St. James football district update
• Northwest boys dominate Sunflower League cross country championships
• SMNW, SMN football district update
• Shooting reported behind Shawnee grocery store
• St. James storms to Aquinas Invitational championship
• Lansing beats Mill Valley for KVL volleyball title
• One person killed, at least one injured in two accidents on K-10 near Eudora; wrong way driver reported as possible cause
• De Soto USD 232 bus involved in minor accident
• Shawnee man charged in KCK cocaine ring
• Northwest boys roll to Sunflower League cross country title
• Motorcycle wreck kills Shawnee man
• New England knocks Wizards out of playoff contention
• Southwest pulls away late against St. James in district opener
• Library wins award for access to government information
• Maple Leaf Festival flourishes; final day is today
• Northwest cruises past North in district opener
• Miege mauls Mill Valley in district opener
• Public Works And Safety Committee Meeting Agenda For October 19, 2010
• Commuter forecast for October 15, 2010
• USD 232 schools received Standard of Excellence
• Shawnee Lions to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Shawnee native opens barbecue restaurant, grand opening today
• Work scheduled this weeked on I-435 in Johnson County
• Road work to begin Tuesday on I-435 in Wyandotte County
• Parents share sadness, thoughts of possible Shawanoe closing
• Riverview flooded with pink support
• BJF service project seeks to help Operation Breakthrough
• USD 232 hosting Special Education Information Night
• Kansas Supreme Court disbars attorney charged with disturbance in Shawnee
• City Of Shawnee 2010 Job Posting
• Benefit car show bears message
• Hall to offer spooky event
• Commuter forecast for October 14, 2010
• Commuter forecast for October 13, 2010
• Maple Leaf time
• Shawnee revamps investment policy to help bottom line
• City beats county to the punch with new trash ordinance
• Honduras trip raises teachers' goals for Heifer International
• City's inspection services to remain the same price for Lake Quivira, for now
• Maranatha Academy's Erisman captures 3-2-1A regional title
• Fight pancreatic cancer
• Mill Valley girl tennis squad outmatched at 5A regionals
• Reunion spurs reflection, awareness of change
• SMNW football puts scare into Olathe North, comes up just short
• St. James Academy volleyball makes quick work of SM East
• Pack mentality fuels Jaguars to Cat Classic championship
• Theatre in the Park announces new executive director
• After year off, Honer returns as regional champion
• SMEF receives $3,000 at Benefit Night
• SMNW, SMN singles stars sparkle
• Register now for Kerry Roberts Winter Basketball
• Shawnee Mission North theater department earns boffo review
• Wizards shut out Chicago
• Eco-friendly expo puts green in limelight
• Shawanoe students highlight heritage
• Shmidl is lone state-bound St. James golfer
• Veteran firefighter retiring from city
• Library phones use one number
• Composting, tree care focus of NeighborWood events
• Wonderscope prepares for 'Wonderful Night Out'
• Perceptive renews Sprint Center sponsorship
• Legion national commander to make visit to Shawnee
• USD 232 calls special meeting for Position 5 interviews
• KU Alumni Association to honor county's top high school seniors
• SMNW qualifies 2 for state tennis, North sending 1
• Maranatha's Erisman is regional champion
• Paola's running game too tough for St. James Academy
• Basehor holds off Mill Valley in thriller
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For October 11, 2010
• Northwest drops nailbiter to Olathe North
• North falls to 0-6
• Paola pounds St. James Academy
• Basehor edges Mill Valley
• Olathe South overpowers SM North
• SMNW trails Olathe North at halftime
• North being shutout at halftime
• Mill Valley leads Basehor at halftime
• Gubernatorial candidates tangle over taxes, schools
• MVHS teachers named outstanding health educator
• MVHS students hold coat drive
• USD 512 Board of Education meeting agenda for Oct. 11
• USD 232 Board of Education meeting agenda for Oct. 11
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers 2nd at Basehor Invitational
• St. James Academy golfers solid at Basehor, ready for regionals
• Mill Valley soccer ties Bonner Springs
• St. James Academy volleyball still tops in 4A poll
• St. James Academy vollyball squad collects three big victories
• SMNW soccer falls to South
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor Kansas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Pilot Sewer Project
• TTIP announces 2011 show line-up, dishes out awards
• Museum plans ghostly event
• Olathe daycare provider found guilty in child's death
• Aquinas marking homecoming this week
• Letter: Leadership, knowledge
• St. James soccer earns tie with KCC
• Brunson's late touchdown lifts Mill Valley past Piper
• Mill Valley volleyball squad struggles at Ottawa tourney
• Maranatha has six medalists at inaugural home invitational
• Maranatha boys soccer squad thrives when overtime arrives
• After on solid half, North football squad ripped by rival West
• Northwest grad Imgrund is SMA 5K champion
• Northwest capitalizes on field position, blows out South
• Shawnee Town Farmstead work starts
• Baldwin's Hoffman too much for St. James Academy to handle
• Run turnout overwhelms Shawnee firefighter's family
• MVHS coach Keal invited to Olympic wrestling clinic
• Meetings to address concerns related to sanitary sewer project
• Slattery, Gordon solid for SMNW at Sunflower League Championships
• Household hazardous waste to be collected this weekend
• Ray Marsh, SMNW patrons oppose USD 512 boundary change proposal
• Letter: Back to school
• Enrollment increases in both Shawnee Mission, De Soto
• Students raise $7,000 in PTA walk at Nieman
• Stop, Drop and Roll
• Mill Valley-De Soto, St. James golf postponed until Wednesday
• North Lawrence interchange near Kansas Turnpike to reopen Wednesday
• Northwest golfers second at Olathe South Invitational
• Northwest boys win CommunityAmerica Invitational
• Commuter forecast for October 5, 2010
• KCK Police looking for missing 35-year-old
• SMN tops in theater
• 2010 Kaw Valley League football standings: Week Five
• Charges filed in Saturday standoff
• Commuter forecast for October 4, 2010
• City Of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for October 5, 2010
• Red Bulls hand Wizards critical loss
• Mill Valley-De Soto varsity golfers 10th at Aquinas Invitational
• St. James Academy volleyball to play host to Metro Sports Slam
• Cougars crush Raiders
• Good half not enough for North
• Mill Valley hangs on against Piper
• Northwest football wins second straight
• North has good half, bad half in loss to West
• SMNW blowing out South at halftime
• Defense keeping North close at half against West
• SMNW soccer cruises past Lawrence
• Northwest gymnasts capture Hawks Invitational title
• Slattery, Gordon lead SMNW to 2nd at SFL tennis
• Mill Valley soccer falls to Lansing
• St. James soccer ties KC Christian
• Mill Valley volleyball still receiving votes
• St. James Academy volleyball remains atop 4A poll
• Patrons turn out to support Ray Marsh boundaries
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 4, 2010 Meeting
• Overloaded electrical outlet blamed for $1 million apartment fire
• Live blog: Baldwin High vs. St. James football
• Northwest nabs second at Sunflower League tennis tourney
• Two alarm fire damages Shawnee apartments, injures five residents
• Dispatch offices relocating temporarily
• Shawnee City Council Actions For September 27, 2010
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - October 2010
• Car hits 15-year-old boy on bicycle
• Northwest cross country shines on national stage
• St. James soccer blows out Bishop Ward
• Firefighter honored in parade
• Oktoberfest celebrations offer family-friendly fun
• North tennis routs Olathe South
• Thompson Eye Clinic raffle, blood drive set for Oct. 8
• SMNW tennis improves to 15-1
• MVHS sparkles in homecoming victory
• Salvation Army pleads for more food at KCK pantry
• Mill Valley volleyball finds the right mix
• Enrollment up in both Shawnee Mission, De Soto
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers win Spring Hill Invitational
• City considers savings with simple change in pet law
• Wild finish caps Northwest victory
• Neighbors: Megan Bales
• Shawnee resident finds fulfillment taking meals to homeless shelter
• COMMENTARY: Kansas’ public schools deserve state, local support
• Eckelman, Thunder rout Broncos
• Empty pool a sad sight
• Infant’s malady a rallying point
• SMN, MVHS mark homecoming
• Heating up fall
• Pit bull's behavior at dog park worrisome to mother
• Work to start on farmstead
• MVHS runners excel at Rim Rock
• North grad Sawyer thriving at Pitt State
• Northwest volleyball squad shows improvement
• Annual Scarecrow Festival blows into town Oct. 2
• Health Department offering flu shots
• Debate among JoCo chairman candidates focuses on spending
• Former St. James standout Kolich has big day for Charleston
• Former MVHS standout Boss named HAAC Setter of the Week
• St. James grad Brown making impact at Appalachian State
• North volleyball struggles at Seaman Invitational
• Shawnee Mission Parkway to close tonight
• Downtown Shawnee pie, bread contest seeking entries
• Paving project to begin on I-70 in Wyandotte County
• Shawnee Mission Parkway to be closed in Merriam
• Council approves design-build team for new HVAC systems
• Sixth Annual Scarecrow Festival
• Applications being accepted for vacant USD 232 board seat
• Shawnee Mission USD 512 Board of Education agenda Sept. 27
• Repaving to begin tonight on I-70
• St. James Academy girls thrive at Ottawa Invitational
• Commuter forecast for September 27, 2010
• Mill Valley crushes Bishop Ward
• St. James routs Spring Hill
• Brunson, MVHS make it look easy on homecoming
• Eckelman ignites St. James to blowout victory
• Free State strikes early, cruises past North
• City Council Meeting Agenda For September 27, 2010
• Northwest nabs first victory
• Commuter forecast for September 24, 2010
• Mill Valley-De Soto golfers win Spring Hill Invitational
• St. James football leads Spring Hill at halftime
• Mill Valley mauling Ward at halftime
• Defense sparks SMNW football to halftime lead
• Wizards shock Dynamo with stunning comeback
• Wizards' Kamara earns humanitarian award
• De Soto enrollment up after unofficial count
• St. James soccer edges Shawnee Heights
• Northwest soccer shuts out West
• SMNW tennis wins Free State quad
• St. James Academy volleyball squad wins two, gets much-needed break
• St. James stays atop 4A state poll
• Mill Valley volleyball receiving votes in state poll
• St. James soccer falls to Pembroke Hill
• Fourth case of rabies found in Johnson County bat
• Police tactical team called to Shawnee neighborhood
• Clear Creek PTA hosts flu vaccine clinic
• Moore, Yoder again square off in debate
• 'American' contest to place focus on the essentials
• John Glaser Memorial 5K race set for Oct. 2
• Pumpkin season to carry on despite weather woes
• Commuter forecast for September 23, 2010
• Erisman, Eagles win MV tourney
• Beal: Cricket songs intrigue, irritate
• Depth lifts MVHS boys to title at Bonner Springs Invitational
• MVHS offense explodes, spoils Tonganoxie's homecoming
• America's team: St. James ranked 1st
• Good effort not enough as Indians fall to Lancers, 40-21
• Shawnee resident attends fellowship
• Sand event coming to Wonderscope
• Shawnee pools break attendance record
• Names in the news
• SMSD, De Soto split on AYP success
• SMSD scores high on SAT
• Students named KU scholars
• District boasts 30 National Merit Scholar semifinalists
• 5 questions: 'Tis the Season
• Northwest volleyball squad earns inspirational victory
• Jaguars sweep titles at Tonganoxie Invitational
• Northwest distance runners excel at Heartland Classic
• Nieman Walk-A-Thon brings in funds
• Louisburg's running game too much for St. James Academy
• MVHS Homecoming festivities
• Missed 2-point conversion drops Northwest football to 0-3
• Military record discussion on tap for genealogy society
• MVHS soccer edges Tonganoxie
• DA warns of asphalt scam
• Special Council meeting set Tuesday
• New restaurant coming to 10 Quivira Plaza
• SMSD boasts 30 National Merit Semifinalists
• Commuter forecast for September 20, 2010
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for September 20, 2010
• St. James Academy wins Tournament of Champions in St. Louis
• Mill Valley boys 2nd at Bonner Invitational
• Jags cruise at Tonganoxie, 57-12
• Manglesdorf shines, but Cougars stumble
• Louisburg pounds St. James football
• Public Works and Safety Committee Meeting Agenda for Sep. 21, 2010
• Northwest trails Olathe South at halftime
• Louisburg leads St. James at halftime
• St. James volleyball rolls to 11-0
• Monticello Community Historical Society to host museum dedication
• Lancers roll past Indians
• East starts fast, rolls past North
• Commuter forecast for September 17, 2010
• JoCo health department offers flu vaccines
• East routing North at halftime, 26-0
• USD 512 misses, USD 232 makes mark for Adequate Yearly Progress
• Shawnee Mission students out scores state, national peers in SAT
• If it's September, it's apple season at area orchards
• Commuter forecast for September 16, 2010
• Firefighter Eligibility List
• Police calls Sept. 13, 2010
• Slattery, Gordon lead SMNW to big week on tennis court
• City penalizes contractor for delayed completion of Clear Creek trail
• Young Cougar gymnastics squad takes third at Lee's Summit meet
• Marathoner runs in honor of fallen Shawnee firefighter
• Jaguars give Applebee memorable first victory
• SMEF Breakfast highlights success in USD 512
• Two men try to force entry into occupied Shawnee apartment
• Neighbors: Kim Bailey
• King & I
• Five Questions: Fertile Lawns
• Old Shawnee Town Craft Fair set for Saturday
• JoCo Commission honors VanKemseke
• St. Joe festival goes to the rats
• Students discover the body, healthy lifestyles
• West runs over SMNW, gives Cougars second loss
• MVHS boys break through at Paola Invitational
• Eudora runs over St. James football
• St. Jame's McCormick shines at Wamego
• Suicide a public health issue
• SMN's Lubis 3rd at Topeka West Invite
• New scam targets employers, sheriff warns
• SMSD proposes five school closures; Shawanoe included in list
• Shawanoe Elementary among proposed school closings in USD 512
• USD 232 educator finalist for Kansas Teacher of the Year
• Lubis leads SMN runners at Topeka West Invitational
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For September 13, 2010
• St. James wins MO-KAN Volleyball Invitational
• Mill Valley finishes strong, beats Bonner Springs
• St. James struggles against Eudora
• St. James holds off Miege, reaches MO-KAN finals
• Tornado, flash flood watches in effect until 1 a.m. Saturday
• Rain wont go away, delays football until Saturday
• Kansas Speedway rules out IndyCar Series in 2011
• Wheels & Dreams to benefit Shawnee family, charity
• MVHS boys second at SM South Quad
• Scammers posing as Johnson County Sheriff's deputies
• Inconsistency plagues North in loss to South
• St. James volleyball crushes Washburn Rural
• Northwest soccer thrashes North for first victory
• Perkins abruptly retires from KU athletics
• State representative candidates meet public in joint appearance
• SMNW tennis tops Olathe East
• North trails South 12-3 at halftime
• East tennis edges North
• Mill Valley's Tinsley 2nd, St. James girls golfers 3rd at Piper
• VanKemseke receives Leadership in Aging award
• USD 232 Board of Education agenda Sept. 13
• St. James maintains No. 1 ranking in week one poll
• Gracy resigns from De Soto Board of Education
• North football in action tonight
• USD 512 Board of Education meeting agenda for Sept. 13
• Thornburg leads Cougars to statement victory at Greg Wilson Classic
• Northwest soccer outmatched at East Invitational
• SMNW struggles in football opener against SM East
• Study time
• Commuter forecast for September 8, 2010
• Shawnee elementary school starts day with community pledge
• K-7 and 55th Street/Johnson Drive Project Update - September 7, 2010
• Monticello Trails teacher continues to collect honors
• Team Lucy mobilizes for Shawnee toddler's benefit
• Wellspring of support helps Shawnee-based charity grow
• Neighbors: Tammie Green
• Friends turn hobby into downtown Shawnee business
• Youth recognized for spirit, enthusiasm for teammates
• Team Lucy mobilizes for tot's benefit
• Wristen: Northwest cross country back on top
• Big family, bigger goals for St. James
• Olathe East runs away from SM North
• Lansing's late TD spoils Applebee's debut at Mill Valley
• Big plays power St. James Academy past Ottawa in Football opener
• De Soto/Mill Valley's Tinsley second, St. James girls third at Piper Invitational
• Lane closings to hit K-7 in Shawnee
• Kansas Teacher of the Year nominees to be honored
• Mayor's Christmas Tree Fund to benefit TLC
• Insurance company donates funds to Shawnee Mission schools
• St. James soccer 6th at Fat Cat Tourney
• Maranatha runners impressive at Hayden Invitational
• Police arrest man for abusing concealed carry, firing gun near teens
• Commuter forecast for September 7, 2010
• Auction to raise funds for animal shelter
• SMNW soccer goes 0-3 at Olathe East Invitational
• Commuter forecast for September 6, 2010
• City Of Shawnee News: Facility Supervisor, Civic Centre (Part Time)
• Wizards rally for tie with Philly
• MVHS volleyball starts season 1-2 against 6A schools
• City Of Shawnee Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda for September 7, 2010
• SMNW boys win Greg Wilson Classic
• Friday night final scores
• Big plays spark St. James past Ottawa
• Lansing clips Mill Valley in final minutes
• Olathe East runs away from SM North
• East pulls away in 2nd half to beat SMNW
• Missed opportunities cost Cougars in loss to Lancers
• Commuter forecast for September 3, 2010
• Mill Valley trails Lansing at halftime
• Olathe East strikes early, leads SMN at halftime
• St. James leads Ottawa after wild first half
• Teacher of the Year nominees to be honored
• K-7 will be reduced to one lane for interchange construction Sept. 13
• City Of Shawnee Job Posting - September 1, 2010
• Repairs planned for K-7 bridge over Kansas River
• East leads SMNW at halftime
• City Of Shawnee Newsletter - September 2010
• Police calls Aug. 31, 2010
• Wizards ink home-grown player
• KCC trips St. James soccer
• Police calls Sept. 1, 2010
• SMSD receives $5,000 donation from Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Mayor announces 5th annual Christmas Tree Fund
• K-7, I-70 interchange project to get under way in 2012
• Commuter forecast for September 2, 2010
• St. James Academy eyes playoff berth
• Expansion of Wonderscope seen as boon to economy
• Playoff hopes high for local prep football programs
• ORU students ride, raise funds for child advocates
• Mill Valley plans balanced attack under first-year coach Applebee
• Riverview students collect art supplies for Children's Mercy
• PTSA focuses on beauty of SM Northwest
• Neighbors: Amy Gabbert
• Cyclist thankful for Samaritan
• 5 questions: Safe travels
• JCCC Criminal Justice Day scheduled later this month
• First job no walk in the park
• 36-year-old Shawnee business sucessfully blends new, old
• New SM North coach sets goals of daily progress, overall success
• Cougars hope solid summer leads to football playoff perth
• Shawnee players win state title
• Lee wants SMNW gymnasts to be focused
• Late goal lifts Aquinas past St. James in rivalry game
• JoCo Sheriff's Office unveils new communication systems
• SMNW soccer plans to rebuild on 3rd-place finish
• St. James volleyball opens season with two victories
• Escaped Kansas inmate apprehended in KCMO
• Wizards reschedule Sept. 11 game
• USD 232 bus invovled in morning accident, no injuries reported
• State rejects independent candidate bid in 3rd Congressional District
• City Of Shawnee: New Notice To Bid - August 27, 2010
• Mom arrested after driving drunk with her children in the car
• Wizards shut out first-place Galaxy
• Aquinas edges St. James in soccer showdown
• Police make arrest in recent homicide case
• USD 512 to discuss boundary changes Sept. 13
• Authorities find person of interest sought in 14-year-old Great Bend girl's death
• Police calls Aug. 26, 2010
• Eudoran looking to run as independent in 3rd Congressional District
• Police release images believed to be homicide victim
• Basehor library organizes 39th District candidate forum
• KSU pep rally gathers goods for Harvesters Friday
• St. James opens volleyball season ranked No. 1
• Shawnee Mission Education Foundation schedules annual breakfast
• Police calls Aug. 25, 2010
• Tiblow Days kicks off weekend of activities
• Commuter forecast for August 26, 2010
• Shawnee City Council Actions For August 23, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 25, 2010
• Police continue to enforce traffic safety on K-7 detours
• City of Shawnee News - Police Dispatcher
• Trip to Kansas’ Grand Canyon as near as writer’s imagination
• Monticello history kept alive with partnership
• City awarded third KDOT grant for Clear Creek trail
• JCCC honored on 2011 list of Military Friendly Schools
• Salvation Army announces new leaders for metro area
• Shawnee teens attend Kansas space camp
• Five Questions: Pest Solutions
• Local, online business directory removes clutter from listings
• Neighbors: Nancy Ryan
• Police investigating death as a homicide
• MVHS football turning on lights Friday night
• March of Dimes Bikers for Babies event is Sept. 19
• State champs to open year with match Friday night
• Police calls Aug. 24, 2010
• Northwest tennis looks to reload
• Shawnee police investigating dead body at apartment complex
• Former SMNW standout Arel finds new hoops home at JCCC
• Teacher's innovative lessons earn grant
• SMNW volleyball has high hopes for 2010 season
• Tour de Shawnee set to raise funds
• KCK couple die in K-32 accident in Edwardsville
• Museums' futures in city tied to expansion, funds
• St. James wrestler Moeder earns All-American honors
• Rivalry Run scheduled for Saturday at P&L
• Sounds in Kansas City 5K set for Sept. 11
• Council repeals policy requiring announcement of travel plans
• Commuter forecast for August 24, 2010
• Riverview sponsors art drive for Children's Mercy
• Free car seat check on Saturday
• Incident a reminder to be cautious, call police
• Wizards thrash Revolution, 4-1
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For August 23, 2010
• City Receives Grant For Clear Creek Recreational Trail Phase III
• Expect delays this morning on I-70
• USD 512 Board of Education meeting agenda for Aug. 30
• Rally supports continued support for Medicare, Medicaid
• Severe thunderstorm watch for area counties until 10 p.m.
• Woman killed in head-on collision on K-10
• Ramp work expected this weekend at I-70 and I-435
• Police calls Aug. 18, 2010
• De Soto mother facing child-endangerment charges
• USD 232 adopts new tobacco policy
• Response at California gig energizes local band
• Man 0, Papa Bob's 1 in national TV challenge
• Library offering online foreign-language tutorials
• Parks and Rec to offer holiday lights workshop
• Shawnee Neighbors: Penny Angell
• Letter: Local Responsibility
• The post-visit quiet
• Shawnee resident identified as victim in KCK homicide
• Aquatic center hours change with school start
• Northern Silverheel Road opens to commuters
• U.S. 69 project progressing
• Property taxes rise slightly for the year
• Police calls Aug. 17, 2010
• International competition a treat for Mill Valley baseball player
• Shawnee Mission, De Soto students beat state, national scores on ACT
• Maranatha Academy distance runners usher in season with early morning
• Cicadas’ Summer
• Wristen: 5 questions as fall sports season starts
• Program bringing crime in 75th Street corridor down
• Change of command at MVHS, SMN
• USD 232 convocation a tribute to interim leader
• District starts fund for students in need
• Magazine lauds state in rankings
• National federation's Kansas office honors Shawnee businessman for 2nd straight year
• KC Stars diving club having sign-ups
• SMN drama students raise funds through car washes
• Commuter forecast for August 17, 2010
• City Of Shawnee: New Notice To Bid - August 16, 2010
• Football season kicks off in Shawnee
• Arrests made in Wednesday kidnapping, robbery incident
• USD 232 Board of Education meeting agenda Aug. 16
• Commuter forecast for August 16, 2010
• Wizards' unbeaten streak snapped by San Jose
• Shawnee Bike Safety Rodeo
• Shawnee resident identified as victim in KCK homicide
• City Of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For August 16, 2010
• Midland Adventist teacher recognized for ideas
• Commuter forecast for August 13, 2010
• KDOT announces public meeting for K-7/I-70 interchange
• Ramps to close Friday for US 69 work in Overland Park
• Police seek suspect in kidnapping, robbery incident
• Silverheel Road connection to K-7 will be open Friday
• Lyric Opera camp opens minds of youth
• Metro area under smog alert
• De Soto USD 232 sets sight on new beginnings
• 2010-11 school year kicks off for De Soto, Shawnee
• JoCo Democrats to meet Monday, but party reorganization unlikely
• Police investigate disturbance inside bank, car wreck outside bank
• Neighbors: Elden Stoskopf
• 'Girls on the Run' prepares girls for healthy lives
• 'Cars in the Park' returns Aug. 21
• Mill Valley has new look, new principal as year begins
• 5 questions: Cool air relief
• Aquatic centers change hours as school year starts
• United Methodist Church offers 'Saturday in the Park'
• National official commends Shawnee for implementation of new policing model
• Final overnight fishing event approaches
• Teacher awarded for innovation
• Owners hope barbecue restaurant has menu for success
• De Soto district's newest school to open
• Mill Valley soccer players recognized among the best in Kaw Valley League
• USD 512 approves budget, increases mill levy
• Third time not the charm as Hornets take 2nd at World Series again
• Center named for 32-year Council member
• Summer running participation rises at Northwest
• Friends gather to remember teen killed in tragic accident
• European tennis tour caps college career for Shawnee's Mears
• District’s newest school to open
• Beal: 3-year-old 'shadow' enthralls grandfather
• Civilian Air Patrol cadets learn leadership, service
• FYI: KU edition delivery set in Shawnee
• Kansas Speedway lands 2nd NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend
• Farmstead Stampede 5K scheduled for Saturday
• Tiblow Trot sign-ups still being accepted
• Fall sports programs available at YMCAs
• Council approves next steps for Shawnee Town, roundabout
• Aquatic Centers' School Hours
• Northern Silverheel Road slated to open Friday
• Council approves Shawnee Town Museum, Johnson Drive projects
• Excessive heat warning extended to Thursday
• Shawnee Mission USD 512 approves 2010-11 budget
• Wizards tie defending MLS champs
• City names public works center for Goode
• Commuter forecast for August 9, 2010
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administrator to visit Shawnee Justice Center
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For August 9, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 6, 2010
• Police calls Aug. 4, 2010
• Tonganoxie woman injured in early-morning accident on I-435 in Shawnee
• Police calls Aug. 5, 2010
• Wizards announce discount ticket payments for WyCo residents
• Top national official to visit Shawnee next week
• State award honors MVHS social worker
• Broadmoor continues support of students through scholarships
• Day trip possibility? Vintage baseball game at Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
• Former Kansas chief justice dies
• Republicans pledge party unity at 'Victory Breakfast'
• Commuter forecast for August 5, 2010
• Final summer concert scheduled Friday
• 5 questions: Heat Cropping
• First Baptist Church schedules Adoption Fair Aug. 14
• Fond memories stirred by ‘Big Band’ sound
• State's Chief Justice announces retirement
• Shawnee teen killed at Lyon Co. Fair
• De Soto, Shawnee Mission schools begin enrollment
• Inaugural All-SFL track team lauded
• Acree a powerful force on track, football field
• Police calls Aug. 3, 2010
• Old-school athlete Hartman a multi-sport star at MVHS
• USD 512 to participate in webinar before Aug. 9 meeting
• Sunflower Broadband acquired by Georgia-based company
• City Of Shawnee: New Notice To Bid - August 3, 2010
• November ballot positions set; Moran defeats Tiahrt
• Neighbors: Kelby Hellwig
• 4-H'ers ready to show off skills at Johnson County Fair
• Students form bands, rock out in summer music program
• Johnson County polls closed; counting begins
• Hall of Fame induction on tap for Meseke; Northwest's Carver to play in All-Star Game
• Advance voting ballots tabulated in Johnson County
• State's chief justice announces retirement
• Lenexa police ask for help identifying man tied to burglary
• It's Election Day for primary voters
• Barn Players hold 'Rent' auditions
• Heat advisory goes into effect at noon Monday
• Shawnee teen killed at truck event in Emporia
• Motorcyclist injured after hitting deer on K-7
• Wizards edge Toronto, 1-0
• DA going after bogus stereo speaker sales
• City of Shawnee Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for August 2, 2010
• Meseke returns to Northwest sideline — for summer camp
• Three-sport standout Specht closes career with state trophy
• Catt tied for 28th after day one of Lockton Kansas City Junior
• Wizards' Nielsen an all-star
• Cinderella offers a magical night at Theatre in the Park
• Former KU player to lead YMCA football clinic
• Three-week-old missing-person case ends happily
• Catt in 18th after day two at Lockton
• Police calls July 27, 2010
• Firefighter's death determined accidental
• Police calls July 28, 2010
• SMSD school enrollment information
• 5K slated for Saturday on SM Park cross country course
• Charges filed in April homicide
• Art Fest submission deadline approaches
• Catt ties for 19th at Lockton Kansas City
• Shawnee museums receive grants
• Police investigate body found in Shawnee cemetery
• Catt scheduled to compete at Kansas City Junior
• SMNW senior achieves goal, scores perfect on ACT
• Kansas University signs SMNW grad Singhal to row
• Race for the Cure scheduled for Aug. 8
• Stars Diving Club seeks members
• Shawnee City Council Actions For July 26, 2010
• Renaming Ceremony for Public Works Service Center
• Shawnee City Council Meeting Agenda For Monday, July 26, 2010
• City Of Shawnee News - August 2010
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