Ride supports ‘Leavenworth 10’

There is something upside down in this country, according to one of the men who spoke Saturday at a rally in Leavenworth.

Superintendent addresses employees before start of classes

“One community, one goal.”

That’s the theme Superintendent Kelly Harris has chosen this year for the Leavenworth public schools.
 

Candidates talk issues at NARFE forum

With the primary having established the final ballot, candidates for state and local offices participated in a forum Thursday at the Heritage Center.
 

Commission denies demolition request for East Middle School

The Leavenworth Preservation Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to deny a church’s request for a permit to demolish the old East Middle School building.

Former senator stops in Leavenworth to make endorsement

A former U.S. senator from Nebraska visited Leavenworth Tuesday to announce his endorsement for a man running for attorney general of Kansas.

Man arrested for pointing gun at woman

A man was arrested after he allegedly pointed a gun at a woman Monday afternoon at a Lansing residence, a police spokesman said.

Man pleads no contest to attempted murder

A man has pleaded no contest to a 2009 attempted murder in Leavenworth.
Stanley J. Cason, 32, entered the plea Friday afternoon in Leavenworth County District Court.

Event to jazz up Landing Park

The third annual Jazz by the River in Leavenworth is promising to be about more than music.

Teachers head back to school

Their students won’t arrive until after Labor Day, but teachers in the Leavenworth public school system have returned to work.

Voters to decide on election of judges

Voters in Leavenworth and Atchison counties will have a chance to decide whether they want to elect district court judges instead of having them appointed by the governor.

Commissioners move forward with traffic and public offense ordinances

When they met Tuesday, Leavenworth City Commissioners provided a consensus to move forward with ordinance changes impacting law enforcement and traffic.

Library to close beginning Wednesday for repairs

Beginning at 5 p.m. Wednesday, the Leavenworth Public Library will be closed for two weeks while several repairs and upgrades are completed.

New interchange project almost ready

The yearlong wait for a new interchange in the northern end of the city of Leavenworth is almost over.
 

Owner seeks to demolish old school

The owner of the old East Middle School building has requested permission to demolish the structure.

Commissioners approve bids for NSP

When Leavenworth city commissioners met Tuesday, they voted to accept additional money as part of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. They also authorized contracts for the construction of four new homes as part of the NSP.

Board members approve budget, teachers contract

When they met Monday, members of the Leavenworth Board of Education approved the school district’s 2010-2011 budget as well as a contract agreement with the local teachers union.

Guard assaulted during USDB disturbance

Inmates overpowered a staff member and locked him in a shower area Thursday night at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, according to a news release from Fort Leavenworth.

705th returns to Fort Leavenworth

More than 150 soldiers returned to Fort Leavenworth Thursday night after a year-long deployment in Iraq.

Hometown Welcome scheduled for Saturday

The Command and General Staff College’s most recent class of students has already arrived and members of the 705th Military Police Battalion are scheduled to arrive on Fort Leavenworth soon.

Leavenworth schools show big progress on state test scores

Some results are in for Kansas state assessment tests — and Leavenworth School District administrators are feeling good.

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