Board approves resolution to close Nettie Hartnett
Leavenworth Board of Education members have approved a resolution to formally close the Nettie Hartnett Education Center.
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Lansing City Council casts vote in favor of RHIDs
Lansing City Council members recently approved steps leading to two Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts, though the scope of the two is considerably different.First, the council approved Phase II of an RHID for Fairlane Houses, a project explained by developer Jeremy Greenamyre. That project includes the development of about 21 townhouse units (five triplexes and three duplexes) north of Fairlane Street and Santa Fe Drive.Typically, an RHID involves reimbursement for infrastructure such as streets and sidewalks.
Cemetery to host commemoration on Thursday
Leavenworth National Cemetery will host a wreath-laying ceremony at 2 p.m. Thursday.The "Spirit of ’45" event honors World War II veterans on the 80th anniversary of President Truman’s announcement of the unconditional surrender of Japan marking the end of World War II.
Fire departments host two-day training event
The Fairmount Township Fire Department and Kickapoo Township Fire Department hosted the Kansas State Fire Fighters Association Fire School on Saturday and Sunday.
Mother acquitted of manslaughter, convicted of endangering child
Updated at 8:30 a.m. Aug. 13, 2025, with information about Liberti Firgueroa’s bond. John Richmeier/Leavenworth Times Leavenworth County jurors have convicted a woman of two… Login to continue reading Login…
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Wednesday, Aug. 13 WHAT: Leavenworth Farmers Market WHEN: 8 a.m.
Local baker celebrates 30 years in business
A steady flow of customers poured into Sis’ Sweets Saturday to help celebrate the shop’s 30 years as a downtown Leavenworth business. Big Jay, the University of Kansas mascot, made an appearance entertaining guests, while owner Dawn Monroe snapped photos and welcomed hugs from her devoted customers.
Commissioners disagree about revenue neutral law
A discussion last week about the County Commission's policy requests for the Kansas Legislature led to a disagreement about a revenue neutral law.
Jury selection begins in manslaughter case
Jury selection began Monday morning in Leavenworth for the trial of a woman who is charged with manslaughter in connection to her daughter's death.
Police resume enforcement of school zones
After a summer break, members of the Leavenworth Police Department are once again enforcing school zones in the city.