By Derek Wiley Leavenworth has long had one of the top track and field programs in Class 5A. And this spring should be no different.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
After a successful event in its first year of operation, the Basehor Farmer & Craft Market hosted its second annual Easter event at its location in downtown Basehor last weekend. The family event featured baby bunnies and kittens, goats, an Easter egg hunt, a food truck and a special visit by the Easter Bunny.
Each week the Leavenworth Times will recognize the top high school athletes in Leavenworth County for their performances. Here are the top performers from April 11-16: BASEBALL Blake Slaughter, Lansing – At the River City Festival in Lawrence, Slaughter hit a walk-off inside the park home run Thursday in a 2-1 win over Benton, Mo.
Russian forces launched missile attacks on the western city of Lviv and pounded a multitude of other targets across Ukraine on Monday in what appeared to be an intensified bid to grind down the country’s defenses ahead of an all-out assault on the east.
A biomanufacturing company plans to build a $650 million plant in Manhattan that will bring hundreds of high-paying jobs to the region, officials announced Monday. The San Antonio-based company is planning to create 500 jobs at the plant in the next seven years, according to a news release.
Officials ID Kansas woman killed in shootout with deputies State investigators have identified the woman who they say was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire in southern Kansas, authorities said. Andrea C.
Dear Amy: They say you never forget your first love. Is reaching out to them crossing a line? Life for me was like a “romcom” movie; I grew up as the girl next door in a gorgeous home.
I recently listened to a YouTube video that involved Anton Krutz, the owner of Kansas City Strings in Merriam, Kansas, giving a talk and answering questions with a high school orchestra class. He definitely caught my attention with his views on education, especially as it relates to the future of science education.
Monday was Tax Day – the federal deadline for individual tax filing and payments – and the IRS expects to receive tens of millions of last-minute filings electronically and through paper forms. As of April 8, the IRS had received more than 103 million returns for this tax season, and it had issued more than 63 million refunds worth more than $204 billion.
For many U.S. Christians, this weekend marked the first time since 2019 that they gathered in person on Easter Sunday, a welcome chance to celebrate one of the year’s holiest days side by side with fellow congregants.