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Earlier this summer, Wendy Sachen was named the new head volleyball coach for Immaculata High School.
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A local district court trial for a man accused of pulling a knife on a Leavenworth police officer has been canceled because the defendant is now in federal custody for a drug case, according to local and federal court officials.
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When they met Monday, members of the Leavenworth Board of Education helped narrow the number of options for the firm working on a long-range facilities plan for the school district.
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A minimum security inmate from the Lansing Correctional Facility reported missing Monday night is still at large, a spokesman for the Kansas Department of Corrections said Tuesday morning.
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The University of Saint Mary has named Michael Evans, a 2006 Saint Mary graduate and a veteran of the university's baseball program, as the new head coach of the Spires softball team.
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2012 star Grant Greenberg transferring to play ball for St. Mary.
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26 years in baseball, and Legion commissioner Keith Melick has seen it all.
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One of the organizers of a two-day economic summit believes the event gave local officials a better understanding of the issues.
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Fewer of them are headed for warzones in Iraq and Afghanistan, but a top Army official told a group of newly-minted graduates of the Command and General Staff College on Fort Leavenworth Friday that they are still bound to be on the front lines.
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The Cars 4 Heroes foundation gave away a mini-van to one local resident in Leavenworth on Flag Day, June 14 at the Leavenworth Country Mart.
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"You know it's kinda like the movie, 'We Bought a Zoo," RD Johnson, High Noon Saloon and Brewery co-owner said.
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Throughout the years golf has been a sport largely for men to interact and make business connections.
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A Leavenworth woman who left her baby alone in an alley has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for drug charges.
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After professing his innocence, a man was re-sentenced Friday in Leavenworth County District Court for the second-degree murder of a 4-year-old boy.
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The two new members of the Leavenworth County Port Authority named by the Leavenworth County Commission will be the first new members of the five-member body in at least 13 years. So the commission decided Thursday to take its time.
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The history of international military student participation at Fort Leavenworth dates back to 1894. And a ceremony Thursday marked another chapter in that long history, one fort official said.
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After reviewing several topics Thursday, organizers of a local economic summit said today's session will be an action meeting.
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This past spring, Willis Willmeth helped guide the Leavenworth boys' track team to its best season in over a decade.
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It's taken awhile, but work finally has started on the Leavenworth Veterans Memorial.
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Nancy Baker is the new recreation supervisor for the Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department.
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Diamond Jaxx continue mastery over youthful Geiger squad
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A crowd that spilled out of the Leavenworth County Commission chambers spoke out Wednesday both for and against a proposal for a gun range in the northwestern portion of Leavenworth County.
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A man has pleaded no contest to providing worthless checks while serving as a pastor of a Leavenworth church, according to a prosecution official.
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An inmate accused of escaping last month from the Lansing Correctional Facility has made his first court appearance for an escape charge, a prosecution official said.
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A Lansing High School graduate is being recognized for her first foray into playwriting by the University of Kansas.
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When they met Tuesday, Leavenworth city commissioners held a public hearing for a proposal to vacate a section of 20th Street that's actually never been part of the roadway.
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School busing, staffing levels and curriculum were among the topics discussed Tuesday during a work session of the Leavenworth Board of Education.
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Janelle DeFrees – Regent, is with the Captain Jesse Leavenworth Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
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In his first year at Leavenworth High School, John Warren made quite the impression.
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A top Army official will speak Friday to the 1,050 members of the Command and General Staff College's most recent class of graduates at Fort Leavenworth.
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A text message that was sent to people in the community regarding the deactivation of a financial card is a scam, officials said.
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Construction bids on a two-pronged project that will result in the demolition of a circa-1937 jail belonging to Leavenworth County will be opened over the next two weeks, allowing work to proceed.
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Just before authorizing district staff to transfer and encumber funds the end of the fiscal year, the Lansing School Board on Monday voted to amend its 2012-2013 budget.
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To some, a prison may seem like an odd place to turn to when it comes to feeding those in need. But for several years now, the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth has provided fruits and vegetables that were distributed through various agencies in the county.
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Elena Star Gann is the owner of Cafe Chilingo, 227 Cherokee St., Leavenworth.
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Imagine a place with breathtaking beauty, unfolding before your eyes the most luxurious blooms of flowers and vegetables one has ever seen.
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Five-run third inning difference in local rivalry.
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In addition to having worked in the field of city planning, Leavenworth's new city planner brings with him the experience of serving as a mayor.
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A 16-member committee of community members plucked from a number of different businesses and agencies are now meeting to make decisions on this year's Buffalo Bill Days Festival.
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Salli Shirey is the marketing director for the Heritage Center, which is hosting a miniature train show this weekend.
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Friday marked the beginning of the 20th annual 12-hour Relay for Life of Leavenworth County.
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Four years ago, Leavenworth native Sean Malto officially became a professional skateboarder.
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The Leavenworth County Commission Thursday agreed to send a letter to the Kansas Attorney General asking for a temporary reprieve from new concealed carry requirements set to take effect next month.
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The Lansing City Council Thursday agreed to participate in a project with the state to optimize travel times along the city's main corridor.
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As someone who works downtown, Echo Fairbanks likes to walk around the area during her lunch breaks. And she's noticed several green spaces that are overgrown.
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Immaculata booster club schedules first major event — youth wrestling clinic.
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Like most sports this year, the baseball scene was filled with several top-flight candidates worthy of our overall top county honor.
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State legislators have just wrapped up their work for their 2013 session, but members of the Kansas Association of School Boards are already looking to what will happen during next year's session.
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This Saturday St. Joseph Catholic Church will host its 12th annual Germanfest.
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Even though last month's tornado in Moore, Okla., occurred in another state. It still hit close to home for local resident Amy Carpenter.
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