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Story archive for September 2007

Saturday, Sept. 29

• GAME UPDATE: Missouri Southern 42, ESU 19 — FINAL

• B-29 bombers proud of World War II service

• Area Roundup

• Sports Briefly

• Bowyer hoping he can give 'hometown' fans something to cheer for

• Waverly makes it 3 straight over Madison

• Rossbach runs record time at home invite

• Not Enough Answers

• Youth Do Well at Junior Livestock Show

• Woman has mission to help others

• The New Astronauts

• BEWARE Lottery Scams

• About Town

• The Daily Report

• Area Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

• Complete Overhaul

• Relive the Days of Emporia's Settlement

• Briefcase

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Students travel through Germany

• A Tangled Web of Seduction, Intrigue

Friday, Sept. 28

• FINAL - Shawnee Heights 14, EHS 13

• EHS earns 5A status in all sports

• Emporia High Senior is Commended Student

• Students Picked as Ambassadors

• Area Notebook

• Manhattan takes 4-1 victory over EHS soccer team

• EHS volleyball takes 1st quad sweep in 5 years

• ESU defense ready for Broussard

• 'Playing Through a Lot'

• Former Kansan Performs at ESU

• A new twist on 'Tosca'

• Art Notes

• Good Celebrity

• Stealing from David

• Pats on the Back

• The Daily Report

• Homecoming week an opportunity for voter education at EHS

• EHS Student to Receive Award from Kansas Education Commissioner

• Area Church News

• Faithfully Doubting

• Copter is Going to the Birds

• War is 'Chaos'

• Librarian Leaves Nearly $2M to ESU

Thursday, Sept. 27

• Emporia High receives 5A classification

• Good Causes

• About Town

• The Daily Report

• Outpatient services booming at hospital

• Sports Shorts

• Lt. Gov. tours ESU

• ESU pride shines in Iraq

• Emporia Gardeners of America Beautification Awards

• Help the Animals

• Moving Sight

• KCSL, county work on terms

• City taps Dallas company for study

• Boards will study sales tax increase

• Hartford celebration on tap

• The News Briefly

• Woman accused of financial mistreatment

• Murder charges filed

• City school officials say accreditation not In danger

• ESU men's cross country earns ranking

• Spartans in familiar situation

• Emotion drain: ESU falls to Washburn in 5 games

• Largest monetary gift in ESU's history announced this morning

Wednesday, Sept. 26

• Bullying issue remains for school board

• About Town

• Daily Report

• No Price Controls

• A Tasty Good Deed

• EHS will find out classification Thursday

• Home Improvement

• EHS golfers finish 4th at League

• Good with 3: Trujillo leads Spartans to 4-1 win over West

• Expired Muffin Mix

• Happy Birthday Johnny Appleseed!

• City to apply existing ordinance against loose dogs in pickup trucks

• Metro Planners Get First Look at Proposed Comprehensive Plan

• Mentoring Day Is Set For Disabled

• New medical director starts next week

• Water Festival

• City-county area planning commission update

• Jones Foundation backs tuition grants

Tuesday, Sept. 25

• Hall of fame teacher

• Total growing

• Kansans barred from theft protection

• Health agenda

• The four seasons

• Completes training

• Emporia churches taking Angel Food orders this week

• Counting city students is more than one, two, three ...

• Work begins to revise city codes

• Temporary Emporians

• Koster earns national honor

• Sorting things out

• Agenda

• About town

• Americus news

• The daily report

• Sports agate

• Sports calendar

Monday, Sept. 24

• Hartford news

• Truck Driver hurt in rollover

• The daily report

• Grant deadline near

• Funding deadline

• Health center plans mass flu shot clinic

• This week

• Prison ministry on hold in Chase Co.

• Menu Foods cuts local workers

• Hoisting the Colors

• Who hit the car?

• Write it down

• EHS gymnastics squad finishes 5th at Free State

• Sports agate

• Sports calendar

• Club agenda

• Senior calendar

• Reunions

• Community news

• ESU soccer falls to truman, 7-0

• Emporia High tennis squads fare well at home invite

• Reynolds, EHS boys capture gold medals

• Turnovers doom Hornets in road loss to Tigers

• Gorilla Smash

Sunday, Sept. 23

• Man treated and released after semi accident on Turnpike

• Flag pole dedicated at Miller Rural Fire Department

Saturday, Sept. 22

• Fort Hays State 26, Emporia State 12 — FINAL

• On the Shelf

• New owner of Wings got ‘a running start’

• Briefcase

• Old Bar, New Look

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Eat carrots today

• Making Movies in the Rain

• Animal welfare

• Flint Hills digest

• About town

• Daily report

• Agenda

• Menus

• Sports agate

• Sports Calendar

• ESU finds back of the net but can’t get past Bearcats

• Lyndon knocks out Chase County, 48-12

• Barrett’s late TD boosts Hartford

• Overcoming Itself

• You idiot! Just kidding ;-)

• ESU to announce bequest

• Men sentenced for drug operation

• Permit remains valid for hotel project

• Districts release enrollment figures

• Endangered Beauties

Friday, Sept. 21

• All Heart, Not Height

• Art Notes

• Back to the Plains

• Give a dog a break

• What is the truth?

• Pats on the Back

• Stonemason takes first in national competition

• Pigskin Pickers

• EHS’s Nichols captures 2 golds

• Sloan El to start at quarterback for foreseeable future

• Right on target

• The one that got away: Emporia falls to T-High, 1-0

• Foundation taking donations

• At the Emma Chase

• Family gives son, brother a private tribute

• Enrollment down slightly

• Ready to Show

• Downtown fire contained on third floor

• Church News

• Take children to church

• Briefly

• The Daily Report

• About Town

• Fire does minimal damage

Thursday, Sept. 20

• Briefly in Sports

• Sports Shorts

• Bennett Wins Topeka High Invite

• EHS's Sosa reaches championship match, takes 2nd place

• Bringing it Home

• Positive Spirit Wins Honor for Mulsow

• The Daily Report

• Main Street Gets Money Source

• About Town

• Good Causes

• Annexing Request Set For Hearing

• The News Briefly

• No Need to Stay Home

• Annexation Narrowly Approved

• Supper Time

• Westar's Power Plant Taking Shape

• The question of mercenaries

Wednesday, Sept. 19

• City annexes Woods' home, leaves farmland outside limits

• Briefly

• Kansas Children’s Service League plans to open office in Emporia soon

• Clothesline project sale starts Thursday

• United Way sets a goal of $610,000

• Bad Year for Orchards

• Patriot Guard continues Drive for Trailer

• Dead man identified

• It time of trouble

• Greatest evil

• How to help the Patriot Guard

• The Daily Report

• Car hydroplanes into wall

• Shepard leads ESU to upset over Rockhurst

• EHS volleyball impressive at Hayden Quad

• Recipes from 1903

Tuesday, Sept. 18

• The last moment

• A mother’s thanks

• Roulette on the road

• Sports agate

• Hartford volleyball takes 2nd in tourney

• ESU XC men finally get weekend results

• 2 ESU athletes earn MIAA weekly honor

• Sports calendar

• Health agenda

• About town

• About town

• Daily report

• University student wins essay contest

• United Way kick-off

• Farmer’s Market

• Lottery ticket is worth $25,000

• Rec football participation sets record

• ESU Dean of Business to retire

• City gears up for White Book Awards next week

• ‘Interactions’

• No Luck at Home

• Route 66, Route 7, 47, 59…

• Community news

• Teenager found dead under Prairie Street overpass

Monday, Sept. 17

• Reunions

• Community news

• Senior Calendar

• Club Agenda

• Driver is arrested after train strikes car

• Americus Days

• For animal lovers

• The Daily Report

• 2007: What a summer!

• Thanks, volunteers

• No choice

• ESU volleyball sweeps Fort Hays State for 4th straight victory

• EHS netters have ‘great weekend’

• Silencing the Whispers

• ESU XC has tough outing

• Reynolds captures Stampede title

• Dove season disappointing for hunters

• Clint’s family, friends share in excitement

• Bowyer Wins

• EHS gymnastics competes at Shawnee Mission North

Sunday, Sept. 16

• HE'S DONE IT!

Saturday, Sept. 15

• The pooches are plunging

• BOOK REVIEW: 'Complex Moral Dilemmas'

• GAME UPDATE: ESU 35, Southwest Baptist 28 — FINAL

• Emporia native wins pole for Sunday’s Nextel Cup race

• Blues Blowout

• Spencer’s big day leads Marais Des Cygnes Valley past Hartford, 42-14

• Still perfect: Madison wallops St. Paul, 50-0

• Sports Calendar

• Missouri western shuts out ESU, 3-0

• Farm Safety Tips Offered

• Favorable Corn Yields, Wheat Prices Up

• The Guardians

• About Town

• Veterans News

• The Daily Report

• Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

• Petticoat Junction Comes to Lebo

• Veterans Affairs Office Sets New Schedule

• New Venture

Friday, Sept. 14

• Can't Catch Him

• Zeller captures title; Olpe girls take 1st

• Worn-out Spartans find a way to beat Scots, 2-0

• Hornets defensive line proving to be a strength

• Sports Briefly

• Parent-Teacher Conferences Set Before First-Quarter End

• Durbin Uses Sculpture as Teaching Tool for Constitution's 200th Anniversary

• Church News

• God Calls Us to Love Others

• Art Notes

• The Lesson

• Pats on the Back

• Making the War Personal

• Garnett Man Gets Prison For Drunk-Driving Fatality

• The Daily Report

• Rooftop Units Installed at Granada

• Get Ready to Tailgate

• The News Briefly

• Final Farewell

Thursday, Sept. 13

• Surgical hospital closes today

• Head Games

• Second-ary thoughts: EHS D-Backs relied upon to make plays

• About Town

• Good Causes

• The Daily Report

• Grant Moves Forward

• Sports Shorts

• Sports Briefs

• ESU Strategic Plan Will Include Community Input

• Exporting Jobs, Not Responsibility

• ESU Theatre Announces New Season

• Edwards Family gets Heritage Award

• Aman makes mark in second year at ESU

• Miss Tonya Lives for Student Tenants

• Teacher Released from Contract

• Shooting Range Could Be Built

• Immigration Questions Fill Forum

• Livestock Sale Barn on Hold

• Gazette Hours Change

• 2nd Union Breaks Off Talks

• Civil Rights Struggle Comes Along

• Hotel's New Look

• United Way Prepares for new Fund Drive

Wednesday, Sept. 12

• Board agrees to release teacher from contract

• Shooting range may be in Emporia's sights

• Seeing Double

• Spartans volleyball goes 1-2 at tourney

• New EMS volleyball program begins with rocky start

• It all comes back to you

• Return from prodigals

• The Daily Report

• Births

• Van wrecks in high-speed chase

• About town

• Patriot guard nears goal

• International food festival

• A great time at the pumpkin cook-off

• Use up some tomatoes for pancakes

• General’s assessment of Iraq

• Doing our job

• Buck Fund needs homes And foster homes for pets

• Emporia, Madison students are National Merit semifinalists

• ESU grad killed on road crew

• Interstate Bakeries plans staff cuts

Tuesday, Sept. 11

• Killed KDOT worker was ESU graduate

• Emporia State athletics names hall of fame inductees for 2007

• Back to Good

• Moving on looking back

• Hope, not certainty

• South by Southeast

• Graduates

• Health Agenda

• Luke the linguist

• The Daily Report

• Magical history tour

• Agenda

• EHS gymnastics 3rd at Hutchinson

• Water District No. 3 receives state award

• Tech College enrollment still high

• Emporia’s tourism chief looks back on her career

• Is state still planting wildflowers?

• Patriot Guard Asks for Help

• Flags to half-staff

Monday, Sept. 10

• FHTC enrollment slips slightly, but still tops

• Community news

• Party line

• Senior Calendar

• Reunions

• Cancer relay raises $58,000

• Shoppers could find nearly everything at market

• Fiesta draws crowd

• Honoring PVT. David Lane

• School funds not used for recreation commission

• Plan now for Christmas Parade

• Training Children

• Bottled water

• Six of our bombs went missing

• Goessel blows past Hartford

• EHS takes 4th at home invitational

• Washburn blanks Hornets, 6-0

• Bronc Busters

• Remember the Titan: Spartans soccer takes title with 3-2 victory

• The new No. 1? EHS boys knock off top-ranked Aquinas

• Safe at home

• Comfortable at Ayan

• Daily Report

• Extension elections

Saturday, Sept. 8

• GAME UPDATE: ESU 17, Central Oklahoma 7 — FINAL

• Chase County stifles Mission Valley

• Lighting a Fire

• Lyndon wins thriller over 'Cats

• Chase County volleyball drops 2 matches

• Pigskin Pickers

• ESU netters split 2 matches

• Sports Briefs

• Comfortable at Ayan

• Get there by candlelight

• Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

• About Town

• The Daily Report

• Vet office remains open

• Local restaurant fined for inspection violation

• Glass Artist

Friday, Sept. 7

• Births

• Briefcase

• The horrors of Argentina’s dirty war

• Illegal legal prescription

• EHS freshman football extends perfect record

• Mailbox

• Pats on the Back

• Matter of honor

• Police Push DUI Enforcement

• Olpe homecoming parade

• The Daily Report

• Arts notes

• God knows

• Church news

• Chase County volleyball drops 2 matches

• Something to Prove

• Expo excitment

• County supports homecoming parade

• Presenting Challenge Day

• Police plan to target and reward safe drivers

• Cell phones bring new prefixes to town

• What a Workout

Thursday, Sept. 6

• Sports Shorts

• Time to Fly

• Getting offensive: EHS looking for points against T-High

• Spartans advance to Titan final with 3-0 win

• Movie Tells of Bonner Speaker

• New Teacher Reflects on Preparation

• Professor Organizes Women Count Conference

• ESU to Match Nursing Grant

• Fall is a Good Time for Lawn Seeding

• The Demon Lover

• The Daily Report

• Good Causes

• Bluestem Celebrates Wildlife, Outdoors

• City Tables Sidewalk Project Bid

• ‘The Right Job’

Wednesday, Sept. 5

• EHS netters pick up 2 wins

• Jennies spike Hornets

• Treatment important in successful recovery

• Births

• Great foods at the State Fair in Hutchinson

• Wholesome carrot pie

• Magallanez could get life term on Tuesday's conviction for rape

• Magallanez has long criminal record

• Emporian is killed in Iraq

• Tribute for a Soldier

• Home-school communication

• Protecting freedom

• Emporia soldier killed in Iraq

Tuesday, Sept. 4

• Lebo’s Smith rushes for 3 TDs as Wolves defeat Burlingame, 52-22

• Rape reported in Emporia

• Deliberations continue

• Students benefit from foundation grant

• For sale: Absolute Trucking building

• Sketch comedy, strings part of arts season

• This week

• Buyers’ Market

• Jury: Magallanez guilty

• Senior Calendar

• Mapping our lives

• Miller high school

• Club agenda

• Health agenda

• Football fan

• A person of interest

• Delmott, Reynolds place 2nd; EHS boys win Manhattan Invitational

• What A Relief

• Rossbach opens season with 2nd-place finish at Bob Timmons Invite

• Spartan boys soccer opens Titan Classic with 3-2 victory

• The Daily Report

Sunday, Sept. 2

• ESU football holds on for 7-3 victory over Western State

• Rape reported in Emporia

Saturday, Sept. 1

• Remember, ‘Things don’t move themselves!’

• Seniors on Patrol

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Midwest Limousine Service aims at memorable experience

• Business Permits

• Briefcase

• Redeeming Shot

• EHS girls Tennis takes 3rd at Junction City

• Hornet soccer falls in 2OT, 2-1

• Madison opens season with 48-0 whitewashing of Centre

• ESU volleyball falls twice at MWSU Invite

• Unknown force

• Bill McNutt: man of fashion

• Plant the seed

• Menus

• Waverly woman sentenced to serve 49 months

• About town

• Man arrested this morning for aggravated battery

• Births

• The Daily Report

• Flint hills digest

• Attorneys: Teen testimony at heart of case

• Bunnies teach importance of reading to children

• Cancer relay set for Friday

• Empty Nest

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