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Story archive for March 2007

Saturday, March 31

• Lane sworn in as ESU President

• Menu declares its foods safe

• Cast Your Ballot

• 4 win cool cars from Swartz

• Hensley benefit planned

• Quite A Leap

• Rain only thing to slow ESU tennis

• ESU baseball, softball games to be broadcast

• Emporia goes in for a tune-up

• The DAILY REPORT for March 31, 2007

• Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

• Hearing is continued

• About town

• Veteran news

Friday, March 30

• Menu Foods declares problem found, pet food safe

• What’s the Difference?

• Girl tells of sexual encounters

• Looking at figures is first step

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• ESU track & Field looks to 5 All-Americans to help rebuild

• Lovie Dovie

• The DAILY REPORT for March 30, 2007

• About town

• Cottonwood Falls man injured in one-truck wreck

Thursday, March 29

• Consolidation task force starts looking at the numbers

• Recovering from Attack

• Events continue during gala week

• Tornadoes unlikely here

• Hands-on money lessons

• Pretty birds

• Surgeons in training

• Laying It On The Line

• Spartan baseball striving for state

• Get Outta Here: Campbell’s blast helps ESU to Sweep

• Three people hurt when car slams into restaurant

• Good Causes

• About town

• The DAILY REPORT for March 29, 2007

• Emporia school board: Leslie Rathke-Seeley

• Emporia school board: Michael Helbert

• Emporia school board: Glen Strickland

• Emporia school board: Grant Riles

• Emporia school board: Angie Schreiber

Wednesday, March 28

• Speed is of the Essence

• Planners balk at shooting range

• Live Well

• Lambkins

• Dazzling Debut

• Oma-Handled: ESU drops pair to UNO

• EHS soccer dominates defensively in 4-0 win

• In the Emergency Room

• Outside the voting line

• Births

• About town

• Best Western robbed early today

• No one injured in shootings

• Sewer rates still under discussion

• Emporia School Board: Arden Lauxman

• Emporia School Board: Ty Wheeler

• Emporia School Board: Brent Windsor

• North Lyon County: Wayne Symmonds

• North Lyon County: Bill McClellan

• North Lyon County: Greg Larson

• North Lyon County: Sarah Meenen

• Southern Lyon County: Roland Martin

• Southern Lyon County: Kenny Hamman

• Southern Lyon County: Kevin Flott

• Southern Lyon County: Donald E. Roberts

Tuesday, March 27

• Shooting range rifled to city for study

• Asked and Answered: Bobbie Agler

• Secrets of the Heart

• Parole comment this week for killer

• Foundation grants Emporia boy’s wishes

• Asked and Answered: Phil Dillon

• Kansas, Meteorites just go together

• Health Agenda

• Coming into focus

• Changes abound for EHS boys tennis team in 2007

• At the statehouse

• Stage left

• Dead man trudging

• Templemeyer will bring road issue to county

• About town

• The DAILY REPORT for March 27, 2007

• Asked and Answered: Tom Myers

Monday, March 26

• Pomp & Circumstance

• University repairs

• Asked and Answered: Jeff Longbine

• Angel Food orders open

• Emporia’s free ride

• Santa Claus, too?

• Strike Force

• Hornets take 2 victories away from Southwest Baptist

• Kolmer, Rodriguez earn State titles

• Senior News

• Club Agenda

• The DAILY REPORT for March 26, 2007

• Americus News

• Wreck causes minor injury

• About town

Saturday, March 24

• A Part of the History

• Nothing doin': ESU shuts out 2 more

• Gaming debate rolls on through night

• Smile, Emporia!

• Asked and Answered: Kevin Nelson

• Asked and Answered: Jesse P. Solis

• Trucking Firm Expands in Emporia

• State may strike local gun restrictions

• Found her niche

• Art Notes

• Affordable health care

• Menus

• The Daily Report for March 24 and 25, 2007

Friday, March 23

• Presidential Primary?

• Emporia may get $65 million Biodiesel plant

• Foundation Seeking Applicants

• County adopts new fees for lagoon inspections

• Pats on the Back

• Spring has sprung

• Emporia High softball hopes to regroup in 2007

• Are you feeling lost?

• Art Notes

• National Symphony brings strings to Emporia

• About town

• The DAILY REPORT for March 23, 2007

• RDA woos biodiesel plant

Thursday, March 22

• Menu plans brief shutdown of Emporia Plant

• Tee Time at Olpe?

• County Attorney Chooses A Target

• Ministers, Anti-drug Group Join Effort To Fight Child Exploitation

• City Approves Emergency, Fire gear

• County told Admire needs Fire Station

• A Reel of Emotions

• ESU takes 10-inning softball victory

• Stueve earns all-American status

• People at risk, too

• Let us always be neighborly

• The DAILY REPORT for March 22, 2007

• One injured in rural accident

• Good Causes

• County adopts simplified inspection fees

• Golf course still has shot, but gravel road a concern

Wednesday, March 21

• City approves tools for fire department

• What Happens Now?

• Donation to Emporia’s Zoo is more than pocket change

• Little Train zooms Past Its Goal

• Sign Compromise reached for Pizza Hut

• Two sentenced to prison in Coffey County Cases

• Strawberries just make my day

• Bravest Of The Braves

• Moe not selected for Denver job after interview

• Agendas

• About town

• Births

• Man jailed after chase

• The DAILY REPORT for March 21, 2007

• Commissioners hear request for new fire building in county

• David Moe not hired for job in Colorado

Tuesday, March 20

• Fund drive goes 'way over the top

• The Voice of Experience

• Farm-Office shift plan Is Criticized

• Salvation Army camp needs help

• Considering the lilies

• The Next Step

• The DAILY REPORT for March 20, 2007

• Agendas

• About town

• Americus News

Monday, March 19

• The Historical Perspective

• Veterinarians React to Recall

• Emporia stores pull recalled Menu pet food

• St. Patrick’s Parade Draws Many entries

• Marine Vet and Man Who Saved him in 1967 Get Together

• Sunny Outlook

• ESU women’s tennis takes down Northwest

• ESU opens MIAA Play with series split

• A matter of perspective

• English only?

• Club Agenda

• Community News

• Senior News

• The DAILY REPORT for March 19, 2007

Sunday, March 18

• Dublin their pleasure

• Menu expands recall list

Saturday, March 17

• Briefly

• The Daily Report

• Menus

• Underage drinking targeted

• Births

• Egg Hunt

• Flint Hills digest

• National garage sale wants local vendors

• Instincts save man from costly mistake

• Menu posts list of recalled pet food

• Joining Forces

• Who did you pick to win the mens NCAA tournament

• Mo. Western turns back Hornets, 6-2

• ESU softball splits with Central Okla

• Thanks for support

• The triumph o the green

• Springtime in Kansas

• Catch 22

• Area students receive tractor safety training

Friday, March 16

• Church News

• Art Notes

• Moss Gathering

• Value of life

• Pats on the Back

• Commissioners table issue for one week

• Senior Patrol finishes training

• 61 Take Early Retirement

• Deadline looms for matching funds

• Tech Support

• Reed named national player of the week

• EHS wins 15 events in 1st meet

• Breathtaking Performance

• Ketter powers ESU to Sweep

• A Rite of Spring

• Jumpers carry on late-winter tradition

• Walnut students selected as Distinguished Gentlemen

• Kindergarten round up orientations to take place

• About Town

Thursday, March 15

• Commissioners table inspection fees

• Board revisits inspection fees

• Quarry gains first approval

• Lingenfelter, Coble honored for service

• Commissioners split

• Groups hear update on Somali refugees

• In The Family

• 3 Spartans named All-League

• ESU softball ready for 1st home action

• ESU track opens outdoor season with home invitational

• 2nd annual spring expo

• An honor and a challenge

• The DAILY REPORT for March 15, 2007

• Good Causes

• About town

Wednesday, March 14

• Board approves bid-letting for summer projects

• Rock quarry gets thumbs up

• Commissioners discuss sanitation code fees

• High Expectations

• ESU Baseball holds on to 4-3 victory

• Goad, EHS impressive in 1st meet of season

• 2 EHS girls all-league

• Time is Right

• Businesses step up to raise funds

• Living with Martha

• Women explain islam

• Cabbage patch

• Plan gives schools solid direction for improvement

• The DAILY REPORT for March 14, 2007

• About town

• Olpe News

• Births

Tuesday, March 13

• Picking up the Pieces

• Torrens wins $20K scholarship

• Parade, clean-up, movie premiere, run on tap

• Sanitation code fees on agenda again

• It shouldn’t hurt to be a kid

• Kansas Democrats Meet in Topeka

• Forever

• Health Agenda

• Silly rabbit

• Yep, it’s a twister

• Focused Intent

• EHS girls swimming and diving begins new season today

• Go Ahead: Be that guy

• Look at all the colors

• The DAILY REPORT for March 13, 2007

• About town

Monday, March 12

• Tuition goes to hourly fee at tech college

• Tech college axes commercial art program

• Town Celebrates Founding

• One step closer: Westar plant breaks ground

• Evco founder dies

• Wanted: Volunteer firefighters

• It’s about time

• Magic Lost

• Emporia State baseball can’t produce rally in 9-5 loss to Upper Iowa

• Lewandowski leads BV West to 6A title

• Wichita Heights girls repeat as 6A Champs

• Rossbach picks up All-America honor

• Club Agenda

• Community News

• Senior Calendar

• The DAILY REPORT for March 12, 2007

• About town

• Americus News

Saturday, March 10

• (2) Southeastern Oklahoma State 79, (7) ESU men 66 — FINAL

• All-Lyon County League teams announced

• Olpe boys, girls both fall to Centralia in State semis

• The Toughest Day

• A New Look

• Museum Debut

• It makes you think

• Author shares his life as a very young soldier

• Driver not injured

• ‘Sweet Ground'

• Spread the sunshine

• Daughter of Emporians makes life out of outreach

• Robbery reported at motel

• About Town

• Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

• Births

• The DAILY REPORT for March 10, 2007

Friday, March 9

• Lots of Locks

• Visser recalls service

• Building up business

• Is there a doctor in the house?

• Heart of a Tiger

• Lyndon girls out-sized in tournament loss to Oakley

• Opportunity knocks

• Rural girls fall in overtime

• Hornets out to Prove worth

• Pats on the back

• Friday Thoughts

• The DAILY REPORT for March 9, 2007

• About Town

• Agendas

• Accident closes Turnpike

Thursday, March 8

• ESU honors educators

• Public TV to air new Flint Hills film

• Madison to get athletic club

• Nominate your own teachers

• Gather info before burning

• District challenge heats up

• Trial set for accused shooter

• Zoning regulations change

• A fruitful Kansas

• The little engine that could

• About communities again

• Drama fills 1st day of 6A basketball tourney

• Hornet Jet-Setter

• Lady Hornets know average won’t get it done in NCAA’s

• Opening-round NCAA Ticket Sales through ESU close today

• The DAILY REPORT for March 8, 2007

• Good Causes

• City donates to Little Train

Wednesday, March 7

• NCAA ticket sales

• Juan Ruiz appears for arraignment

• City approves $2,500 for Little Train

• Who Pays?

• Fire spreads to pole barn, destroys stored cars

• Symphony tickets sell out in hours

• Kansans miss telephone refund

• Juilliard comes to the Emma Chase

• Drought warnings lifted

• Speaker explains stem cell research

• Celiac sprue; gluten free recipes

• Welcome aboard, Mr. Zimmerman

• Part Of The Program

• Grand Valley State Sweeps Hornets

• About Town

• Births

• The DAILY REPORT for March 7, 2007

Tuesday, March 6

• ‘Today Show’ to film prairie burning

• Students solve ‘crime'

• No panic needed at stock downturn

• Train project continues to pick up steam

• Happy Holi-dazed

• Veterans need care, not neglect

• In The Center Of It All

• NCAA tickets now Available

• The Farmer

• Community News

• The DAILY REPORT for March 6, 2007

• Agenda

• About Town

Monday, March 5

• Zimmerman is new manager

• Running the Race

• Auctions successful for groups

• Symphony in the Flint Hills tickets on sale

• No Trickery Here

• Bid puts ESU men at ease

• Lady Hornets get 1st-round match up with streaking Texas A&M-Commerce

• Hornet baseball throttles Augustana

• ESU Softball picks up 3 wins at Central Okla. Tourney

• Olpe girls dispose of Waverly with ease, 70-33

• Olpe boys start slow, still defeat Argonia, 60-43

• New city manager’s early interest was in trains

• Senior Calendar

• Community News

• Union blues

• Chaps and shaps

• The DAILY REPORT for March 5, 2007

• Americus News

• About Town

• Zimmerman accepts job

Sunday, March 4

• Emporia State men, women make NCAA Tournament

Saturday, March 3

• No. 6 Washburn 73, No. 11 Lady Hornets 61 — FINAL

• On Cruise Control

• Lady Spartans come up short in bid for State tournament

• Emporia State men need help to keep NCAA Tourney hopes alive

• Olpe boys earn spot in Sub-State finals

• Briefly

• Menus

• Births

• Flint Hills Digest

• The Daily Report for March 3 and 4, 2007

• Briefcase

• Building Permits

• Products on Display

• ‘Above and Beyond’

• X marks the spots for no parking

• Change war benefits local infant

• Return of the Twisters

Friday, March 2

• No. 11 Lady Hornets 67, Central Missouri 50 — FINAL

• Going up

• Going down

• Time to register again

• Town gets improved sewer system

• Task force to look at costs

• Helpless Hornets

• Bluebird Days Ahead

• Stuck in the mud: EHS boys fall to Carroll

• Olpe girls turn up the heat, roll over Argonia, 80-39

• Ashes, ashes... we all fall

• Eagle award Sunday

• Power and Memory

• Art Notes

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• EMS boys suffer reaction to medication

• The DAILY REPORT for March 2, 2007

• About Town

Thursday, March 1

• Truman 88, Hornets 75 — FINAL

• Buster Bus Visits

• Questions bounce from greasy food to proper terms

• Olpe woman wins $10K

• Residential Property values up 5 percent

• Hospital begins new renovation project

• Sewer rates may rise

• Primary importance

• Emotion-Filled Victory

• ESU Women hope tough early slate pays off late

• ESU Baseball team stays ahead of weather, defeats Newman in 8 innings

• Good Causes

• The DAILY REPORT for March 1, 2007

• City manager announcement could come Monday

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