Kevin Anderson
Kevin Anderson is a photographer with the Bonner Springs Chieftain, Basehor Sentinel, Shawnee Dispatch and Lansing Current. Kevin joined the staff as chief photographer for The Shawnee Dispatch, Bonner Springs Chieftain and The Basehor Sentinel in December 2002. Before that, he was with the Kansas City Star for almost 16 years as a staff photographer and photo editor. Kevin attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He grew up in Omaha and despite the new West Coast offense, he is still a Husker fan.
Recent stories
- City mourns tragic loss
- Fatal accident draws attention to safety at highway intersections
- April 3, 2008
- The site of a fatal traffic accident Friday was the same highway interchange for which the city of Bonner Springs had unsuccessfully requested a traffic light from the state two years ago.
- Accident involving BSHS students kills one
- March 28, 2008
- A fatality accident claimed the life of a Bonner Springs High School student late Friday morning at the intersection of Kansas Highway 32 and the exit for northbound K-7.
- Let It Ride
- October 12, 2006
- Last weekend, friends and family members of Spencer Buck gathered for the first annual Spencer C. Buck Memorial Poker Run, a Saturday afternoon bike ride that celebrated the life and memory of Buck, a 2003 Bonner Springs High School graduate, who lost his life in a motorcycle accident in July.
Recent photos
Gina Rondash places light sticks inside the bags for the luminaries at this year’s Relay for Life. For the first time, event organizers made the switch from traditional candles to the light sticks to avoid any hazards.
The Kansas Kaos’ Allen Williams (left) bobbled the ball but came up with the grab for a touchdown early in the game against the Cass County Renegades Saturday at David Jaynes Field.
Twelve-year-old Bradley Stout (left) of Basehor tries to block a defender during a scrimmage at the Washburn College Stars Camp at Basehor-Linwood High School.
Jason Sutherland, a former University of Missouri standout basketball player and the starting quarterback for the Kansas Kaos, looks for an open receiver to pass to during the Kaos’ 34-0 victory over the Cass County Renegades on Saturday at David Jaynes Field.
James Wagner, 9, checks out cone fountains Wednesday at the Project Graduation fireworks tent at the parking lot of Thriftway, 112 Oak St. Part of the sales proceeds will go towards Bonner Springs High School Project Graduation.
