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Five BSHS soccer players honored by KVL
Matt Tait
November 13, 2002
One look at the all-Kaw Valley League soccer team would tell anyone that Bonner Springs’ soccer program is one on the rise.
Bear trap: Braves oust Turner
Bonner Springs advances to next round with 17-7 win
Matt Tait
November 13, 2002
Bonner Springs senior Kevin Dame can’t remember ever having run faster. With his team clinging to a 10-7 lead and Turner driving for a go-ahead touchdown, Dame stepped in front of a Turner pass and sprinted to the end zone.
Rural roads no longer safe shortcut for speeders
By Scott Summers
November 13, 2002
Police Chief John Haley’s message is simple: If you drive too fast down rural roads in the northwest corner of Bonner Springs, don’t expect to get off with a warning.
Letter: Editor wrong about mayor’s powers
November 13, 2002
Letter: Searching for information
November 13, 2002
Letter: Vaughn-Trent kicks off fund drive
November 13, 2002
Letter: Long-time employee deserved better
November 13, 2002
Letter: Education should come first
November 13, 2002
Opinion: Caution needed with Sunday liquor sales
November 13, 2002
Wedding: Journey-Fleenor
November 13, 2002
Obit: William E. McDowell Jr.
November 13, 2002
Obit: Richard Vernon Johnson
November 13, 2002
Obit: Glen E. Williams
November 13, 2002
Obit: Charles W. Brogdon
November 13, 2002
Obit: Cameron Levi Burns
November 13, 2002
Piper board member ousted by voters
By Joshua Roberts
November 13, 2002
By a slim margin, a recall petition for one member of the Piper School Board was successful, according to the final results from the Wyandotte County Election Office.
Local boy continues recovery from rare illness
By Scott Summers
November 13, 2002
Almost two years after a rare infection nearly took his life, a 13-year-old Bonner Springs boy continues to make significant strides in his recovery.
Agreement could lure big business to Edwardsville
By Scott Summers
November 13, 2002
The Edwardsville City Council voted Monday to approve an agreement some members believe could pave the way for the city to land future retail and commercial developments.
Liquor sales could have unforeseen repercussions
By Scott Summers
November 13, 2002
What if the minimum drinking age in some Kansas cities was lowered to 18? Or could it be raised to 25?
Intense fire destroys mobile home
By Scott Summers
November 13, 2002
It’s strange what a person misses most when their home burns down an old family Bible, baby pictures, dishes passed down from one generation to the next and a collection of pocket watches.