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- Military Matters: Kansas Air National Guard expands at Wichita
- October 18, 2007
- Here are recent headlines about the military in Kansas.
- Congressional briefing: Roberts, Tiahrt give opposing arguments on SCHIP
- October 18, 2007
- Middle school volleyball
- October 18, 2007
- Cross country club
- October 18, 2007
- Junior varsity sports
- October 18, 2007
- Baseball Camp
- October 18, 2007
- The Fly Route
- October 18, 2007
- Solid defense can’t stave off defeat
- October 18, 2007
- The Eudora High School soccer faced off against one of the best offensive teams that they have played this season, but lost 2-0 Tuesday in the final minutes of a great defensive struggle against Louisburg Wildcats.
- Goals clear as Cardinals eye state invites
- Girls third at Frontier League, boys breakout to finish fifth
- October 18, 2007
- It’d be easy to complain seeing as Eudora enters each of its two most important meets of the season nearly automatically behind two teams. The Cardinals, who ran in the Frontier League meet Thursday and compete Saturday at regionals in Ottawa, are cemented behind Class 4A’s top two teams, Baldwin and De Soto, on both the boys and girls sides.
- Throwing Down
- Eudora takes league, set to defend state championship
- October 18, 2007
- Last week, Eudora High School volleyball head coach Jill Stutler talked about creating positive energy for this week, and in sports, nothing creates positive energy like success. The Cardinals certainly had a successful Saturday, winning the Frontier League Tournament championship.
- Lodge news
- October 18, 2007
- Cardinals blast Broncos for district head start
- October 18, 2007
- There was thunder and lightning in the area Friday night, and though many say that there is a meteorological explanation, anyone who was at Laws Field knows better. Eudora employed a lightning-quick offense and crushing, thundering defense to defeat Spring Hill 49-14.
- Kelso headed to festival
- October 18, 2007
- Band performs
- October 18, 2007
- EMS calls
- October 18, 2007
- Education association supports bond
- October 18, 2007
- Disease decimated Shawnee in 1800s
- October 18, 2007
- Dream factory
- October 18, 2007
- Pet Talk: Boating excursion great getaway
- October 18, 2007
- I think every one of you would agree we live in a highly stressful, go here, go there, do this, do that, society that always wants us to be politically correct. It even is becoming a bit troublesome to carve out time for family and friends, much less some quiet time for yourself. And I mean the real kind of quiet time that comes from putting away the laptop and turning off your iPod and television.
- Tea and chocolate event
- October 18, 2007
- Adoption seminar set
- October 18, 2007
- School lunches
- October 18, 2007
- Editorial: Compromise best solution in water dispute
- October 18, 2007
- Last month, the Douglas County Rural Water District No. 4 filed suit in federal court seeking to protect its service boundaries from a growing city of Eudora. At issue, is territory south of Kansas Highway 10 and mostly east of Douglas County Road 1061 that was annexed into the city in the last year.
- Pinecrest news
- October 18, 2007
- Business brief
- October 18, 2007
- Prayer group
- October 18, 2007
- Eudora Schools Teacher of the Year
- October 18, 2007
- Eudora High School prom coordinators needed
- October 18, 2007
- EudoraFest Contest Results
- October 18, 2007
- Obituary: Helen M. Pearson
- 1930-2007
- October 18, 2007
- Extension council elections
- October 18, 2007
- Obituary: Geneva H. Hulll
- 1923-2007
- October 18, 2007
- Free exercise classes offered
- October 18, 2007
- Obituary: Alberta L. Anderson
- 1917-2007
- October 18, 2007
- United Way challenge
- October 18, 2007
- Flu shot clinics
- October 18, 2007
- Births: Ashlyn Kay Coozennoy and Kalli Ann Coozennoy
- October 18, 2007
- Community forum
- October 18, 2007
- Pancake feed slated
- October 18, 2007
- School Calendar
- October 18, 2007
- Community Calendar
- October 18, 2007
- Pet sitters expand to Eudora
- October 18, 2007
- The Lawrence-based Pet Minders pet-sitting service has expanded into Eudora. It was a natural move, given local interest and the city’s role as a bedroom community, Pet Minders owner Leslie Soden said.
- Golden opportunities
- Published book follows life history in journal, quilt form
- October 18, 2007
- Leoti Westerhouse recorded her life in the pages of a journal. Her granddaughter, Kaye Spitzli, enamored with Westerhouse’s tales, recounted the stories in a quilt. Now both the journal writings and the quilt pieces are published in “Golden’s Journal: The Life Story of Leoti Westerhouse.”
- City kicks off after-school program
- October 18, 2007
- he Eudora Parks and Recreation department’s after-school program began Monday in a temporary home. Originally, the program was to take place in the city’s new recreation complex, 1638 Elm St., but construction delays pushed the first day’s activities down the street to Nottingham Elementary School, 1428 Elm St.
- Police looking for tips
- October 18, 2007
- police report
- October 18, 2007
- Days gone by
- October 18, 2007
- Residents adjust to trash plan
- October 18, 2007
- Last week was the first time Weldon Enterprises Inc. fully switched over to a new trash program. The company has probably received about eight calls a day asking about the new policies, Weldon Enterprises vice president Randy Weldon said.
- Downtown coffee shop serving up art with java
- October 18, 2007
- What once was an open spot on a large wooden table at Coffee Talk cafe and fine art in downtown Eudora, now is filled with a green hedge apple cat. Sandy Garrett, a former artist for Hallmark Cards, donated the craft Monday after she visited the newly opened shop at 724 Main St.
- Design makes large friendly
- October 18, 2007
- A new 1,000-student elementary school in Eudora might not be that scary after all. Making size manageable is the driving force behind the design for a building that could house the district’s first- through fifth-graders as early as the fall of 2009 should a $45 million bond referendum pass Nov. 6.
- Torneden reunion
- October 18, 2007
- Gourd timing
- Pumpkin growers chase seasonal gold rush
- October 18, 2007
- Jason Cundiff is part of a harvest race going on in a West Bottoms pumpkin patch. The weather is somewhat involved in the race. The pumpkins in the 40-acre field Cundiff is helping landowner John Abel harvest need to be in by the time the first frost puts a prompt end to the growing season.
- Engagements: Jerome-Amyx
- October 18, 2007
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