Basehor history preserved at local museum
Beth Kornegay Special to the Times At the beginning of each year, the Basehor Historical Museum Society closes its doors for two months to refresh… Login to continue reading Login…
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Leavenworth public transportation service to launch in April
Leavenworth city officials have announced a new public transportation service will be launched next month. RideLV, which is being called a micro transit program, will… Login to continue reading Login…
Mayor seeks feedback about recognition sign proposals
The mayor of Leavenworth wants feedback from the public regarding options for new recognition signs at Ray Miller Park. “I want to hear from the… Login to continue reading Login…
Fire marshal recommends changing smoke detector batteries
As people change their clocks this weekend, the Leavenworth fire marshal recommends they also change the batteries in their smoke detectors. Daylight Saving Time will… Login to continue reading Login…
Foundation returns to in-person event
After a three-year hiatus, the Leavenworth Education Foundation was able to have an in-person breakfast to thank supporters. The 22nd annual Foundation Breakfast took place… Login to continue reading Login…
Fuel pump blamed for 200-gallon diesel spill
Emergency personnel estimate a fuel pump that failed to shut off led to the spill of about 200 gallons of diesel in Lansing. The spill… Login to continue reading Login…
Inmate dies at USP camp
An inmate has died after being found unresponsive at the Satellite Camp at the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth, according to a news release from the… Login to continue reading Login…
Commissioners discuss property valuations
John Richmeier/Leavenworth Times It was not on their agenda, but Leavenworth County commissioners spent time this week talking about property valuations. County Administrator Mark Loughry… Login to continue reading Login…
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Police Chief: City's crime rate drops 18%
John Richmeier/Leavenworth Times The number of crimes reported to the Leavenworth Police Department dropped by 18% in 2022, the police chief said. “That is the… Login to continue reading Login…