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• Tuesday, August 12
  • Speedway to host blood, marrow drive
• Wednesday, July 2
  • I-435 ramps to close as road repairs start
• Wednesday, April 30
  • Marble Days rolls into Bonner
• Wednesday, March 26
  • Hall uses pizza as educational tool
• Wednesday, December 19
  • Homeowner insurance policy holders beware
• Wednesday, October 24
  • Halloween activities in store
  • Library to host exhibit on Midwestern POWs
• Wednesday, September 5
  • AutumnFest coming to Edwardsville for colorful Sept. 13-15 weekend
  • Mayor, 45, charged in battery
  • Former seminary now a conference center
• Thursday, August 23
  • Tiblow Days kicks off tonight with Mayor's Banquet, carnival
• Wednesday, August 22
  • Ribbon-cutting to mark new North Park trail
• Wednesday, August 8
  • Kaos get the day off
• Wednesday, August 1
  • Rain can't keep Kaos from avenging earlier loss
  • Chamber honors state representative
  • Skaters get new pieces to hone their skills on
• Wednesday, July 18
  • Grizzley's take 3rd at AA State
  • Bonner Springs girl headed to leadership academy
  • Bonner Springs adds 2 new doctors
• Wednesday, July 11
  • Leavenworth loses bioscience lab bid
• Tuesday, July 3
  • $1,000 scholarship available
  • Ag Hall will celebrate U.S. farming heritage
• Wednesday, June 27
  • Lake of the Forest powers past Lake Quivira
  • Police issue July Fourth reminder
• Wednesday, June 20
  • Reed signs golf scholarship with Ottawa
• Wednesday, June 6
  • City offers free movie in Lions Park
• Wednesday, May 23
  • Summer sports program kicks off in three weeks
  • KCKCC adds Arabic to curriculum
  • Music to fill the air at Legends
  • Providence to expand in a big way
• Wednesday, May 9
  • Chamber honors NHS students
• Wednesday, April 25
  • Tourney a winner on 2 counts
• Wednesday, April 4
  • 2 new faces on school board
• Wednesday, February 28
  • Drivers ed gets complicated
• Wednesday, February 21
  • Hearing Thursday for proposed K-7 interchange
• Wednesday, February 14
  • Parks department names top sculptors
  • Snow blankets the area
  • Plenty of tickets left for Jazz on the Lake
• Wednesday, February 7
  • Another candidate pulls out of race
  • Computer upgrade for police
• Wednesday, January 10
  • Four schools set to apply for Kauffman grant
  • Police find more loot in burglary
• Wednesday, December 27
  • Deadlines approaching for parks & rec programs
  • The Top 6 Stories of 2006
  • Knipp's state record tops the charts at BLHS
• Wednesday, December 13
  • Holiday concerts scheduled
• Wednesday, December 6
  • Construction moving along
• Tuesday, November 21
  • Library gets new air conditioner
  • Area holiday events listed
• Wednesday, November 15
  • No quorum

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