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The Emporia Police Department is searching for a vehicle which was described as being part of shots fired incidents two nights in a row last week.
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The Emporia Police Department is searching for a vehicle which was described as being part of shots fired incidents two nights in a row last week.
The streets of Emporia ran green on Saturday during the 25th Annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
Christian Risner of Lebo would have been 5 years old on Sunday. He probably would have asked for either a Batman or baseball-themed birthday party.
A visitor to the Buck Fund Dog Park recently asked me to provide additional information about the Buck Fund.
Members of the Emporia Public Library Board approved an updated version of the unattended child policy Thursday.
Lydia Kautz
Reporter
The Emporia Gazette
Volunteers from Great Clips in Emporia were in Madison to provide free haircuts at the Haircuts and Hotdogs event during the Madison Science Fair and STEM night last week.
A Madison man walked away from a wreck unharmed Monday morning south of Emporia.
Girls wrestling is a steadily growing sport across the country, and Emporia High School has been no exception.
Ryann Brooks
Reporter
Sports
EDMOND, Okla. — The Emporia State baseball team bounced back after a tough-luck loss on Friday evening to win the last two games of its weekend series at Central Oklahoma.
Stephen Coleman
Sports Editor
LAWRENCE — The Emporia State softball team has yet to play many true doubleheaders this spring.
Stephen Coleman
Sports Editor
Girls wrestling is a steadily growing sport across the country, and Emporia High School has been no exception.
Ryann Brooks
Reporter
EDMOND, OKLA. — The Emporia State baseball team dropped its series opener with Central Oklahoma Friday night, 4-3.
HAYS — As the seventh-seeded Lady Hornets entered the fourth quarter on Friday afternoon, they held an eight-point advantage over second-seeded Southwestern Oklahoma State. They had outshot the Bulldogs, outrebounded them and looked to take charge of the final 10 minutes of play in the NCAA …
Stephen Coleman
Sports Editor
Opinion
I learned a long time ago that it’s easier to break something than to fix it.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider Virginia's plea to reinstate the life-without-parole sentence of a man who as a teenager participated in sniper shootings that terrorized the Washington, D.C., region in 2002.
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