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Story archive for June 2008

Monday, June 30

• Guilty

• Twice as Nice

• Hall throws no-no; Blues win 3 of 4 games over the weekend

• U-18 Energy takes 2nd at State tourney

• Chief explains animal policies

• Kent trial goes to jurors

• Educator led ESU through era of unprecedented growth, innovation

• Shrine Bowl will have special guest

• Burglary suspects arrested

• Act on oil now

• A dark-haired girl

• Community News

• Safe Kids Emporia gets grant funding

• Chase County Courthouse a winner

• Closing arguments

Saturday, June 28

• On the Shelf book review

• This Side of 60

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Building permits

• Business briefs

• Insight

• Jurors to get case on Monday

• Pregnancy pact

• Together again

• Menus

• About town

• Flint Hills Digest

• Field trip

• BBQ festival canceled for 2008

Friday, June 27

• Kent takes the stand

• Friday morning testimony

• Nebraska’s Hughes to play softball at Emporia St.

• MWSU puts women’s basketball on probation

• Taking 7 for the Team

• Outdoor Adventures

• KBI agent recounts Kent interview

• Sunday Sermon

• Church News

• Calendar of events

• Courses aimed at non-traditional students

• Students build Energy Star home

• Art Notes

• The People Speak

• Pats on the Back

• Shoot fireworks safely

• Johnson ‘fired up’ about Shrine Bowl

• Lane markings are fading on city streets

• 3-day extravaganza planned at Lebo

• Libraries seek increase from County

• Learning to Drive

• Judge throws woman Out of Court

• Thursday afternoon testimony

Thursday, June 26

• Ballistics in trial are inconclusive

• Fruits, vegetables in Angel Food bonus boxes

• About town

• Good causes

• Few attend city’s initial budget hearing

• Teacher-contract ratification delayed

• Hospital CEO resigns

• Officer Arco on the Job

• Emporia Blues Split with Junction City

• KU’s Murphy will transfer to Emporia St.

• Hartford football to participate in 7-on-7s

• Sports Shorts

• County considers storage of archery, BB-gun gear

• Newman board approves spending, gets bad income report

• City says changes needed at auditorium

• Couple uses stock for fund

• Bolen not a quitter

• ESU hosts school librarians at Summer Institute

• Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty earn excellence awards

• Cleaning up

• Helping out

• From an inductee

• If i had my way

• Politics as usual

• Thursday morning testimony

Wednesday, June 25

• Wednesday afternoon testimony

• Emporia Gold squad shows improvement in losses to Manhattan

• Chase Co. explosion U-12s win Summer Slam

• A great day for a pie cook-off

• The News Briefly

• Freight derails near Neosho Rapids

• Matt Garber no rookie at Shrine Bowl

• Ex-Emporian sells script for film

• Testimony continues in Kent trial

• Ditched Property

• Wednesday morning testimony

Tuesday, June 24

• Testimony begins in Kent trial

• U-10 Energy reaches semifinals in tourney

• Emporia Energy U-12s tie for 3rd at Summer Slam

• Community News

• Flyover

• FHCHC Gets Two New Nurses

• Blending the ‘Blended Family’

• Health Agenda

• Mowing and Snowing

• Disturbing weekend

• Agendas

• About Town

• Selections serious business

• Police Will Ticket Offenders

• Celebrations Planned Elsewhere

• Motorcycle ride benefits Muscular Dystrophy

• Main Street recognizes achievements

• Train derails

Monday, June 23

• Cyclist bails before crash

• Jury chosen in Kent trial

• Kent trial begins

• Wendy’s site cleanup likely soon

• Shrine Bowl will Include full day of activities

• Europe too costly; EHS students Visit French Canada

• Regaining Memories

• ESU’s Honeycutt places 10th

• About town

• Americus News

• Blue squad finishes 8th in Bartlesville tournament

• Emporia AAAs drop pair of road games at Salina

• Emporia Golds swept by Augusta

• Shouldering the Pain

• Horsin' around

• No action on dog call

• The cost of neglect

• Bunge to buy corn co.

• Community news

• School and family reunions held

• Senior calendar

• Club agenda

• Sunday fires ruled arson

• Birds killed at zoo over weekend

Saturday, June 21

• Two injured in crash west of Emporia

• In a word: Goodbye

• Fun While Learning

• Lane praises new superstars of education

• Genetic Extension?

• Ag briefs

• Feast or famine

• Paying for the chase

• The Daily Report

• Menus

• Flint Hills Digest

Friday, June 20

• Sports Briefs

• Catfish tails, Fluffy seeds

• Art Notes

• ‘Bell, Book and Candle’ to open

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• Getting the shots

• Betrayed by own Facebook page, chase suspect sits in Lyon County jail

• Kids do their bit for storm safety, awareness

• County adds night nurse for jail

• Honored teachers discuss problems, solutions in education

Thursday, June 19

• Storms causing flooding in Lyon County

• Good causes

• Harder 16th at Junior Amateur

• Emporia Gold splits twinbill

• ESU Volleyball releases schedule

• City budget meetings

• Storm damage delays opening of business

• Same road, same rules

• Hill’s contractor under indictment

• Sports shorts

• Past the time to change course

• Conventional ideas

• 10 graduate students receive awards

• Nurse recognition ceremony includes scholarship awards

• Army Mounted color guard, 1st Division Band added to Wah-Shun-Gah Parade

• Lyon County Departments’ budget requests signal rough weeks ahead for commissioners

• City approves shooting-range zoning

• Experience gardens in every shape and size at the 6th annual tour

• Ground and air pursuit overnight

Wednesday, June 18

• Zoo director Trebilcock resigns

• 2 area rodeo contestants make Nationals

• Blues bounce back

• Play begins at Junior Amateur

• A taste of the Mediterranean in Emporia

• Scholarships the key

• An Emporia success story

• About town

• Emporia zoo open house is Sunday

• Governor honored by group

• Big job ahead

Tuesday, June 17

• ESU’s Nehls signs with Evansville Otters

• Flyover People

• Wants bike lanes

• Guests of honor

• About Town

• Agenda

• Health Agenda

• Teachers Hall of Fame induction this week

• After 40 years, Head Start gets its own home

• Reducing Fear

• The news briefly

• City pool losing few days to weather

Monday, June 16

• News briefs

• The Week Ahead

• Cavalry rides in Tuesday

• Bookstore’s extravaganza draws crowd of writers

• Wah-Shun-Gah Days is this week

• All the old skills

• Agendas

• About town

• Americus News

• Man in custody after reported assault

• Dickson family reunion

• Community news

• Horsin’ Around

• Ability, probability

• Avoid the rush

• Senior calendar

• Blues come up short

• Club agenda

• Ottawa downs AAAs twice

• Downtown clean up to be held

Sunday, June 15

• Rape suspect held in jail

• Online Chat about Emporia Main Street

Saturday, June 14

• This Side of 60

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Mama Rock knows best

• Building permits

• Business briefs

• Other prayers for other times

• Insight

• Clerk's job suits Brammer well

• About Town

• Preliminary set in Osage County

• Area Menus

• Legion A-16 Golds fall to Andover, 11-1

• Take them as they come

• Ultrasound screening available

• Heart and soul

Friday, June 13

• Sports Briefs

• Hornet men rank 11th in attendance

• Outdoor Adventures

• Church News

• Degrees transfer to universities

• Graduation class tops 200 students

• Art Notes

• Bunches of Book Signings

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• About Town

• County’s budget does well in May

• Slow, violent storm drenches Chase, Lyon counties

• The News briefly

• Businessman to challenge Rep. Peggy Mast

• ESU Offers New Path to Teaching

• Cold, hard facts about heating

• Storms roll through but no damage reported

Thursday, June 12

• Flash flood watch for the area

• About town

• Good cause

• Pancake feed to benefit fire victims

• No Place Like Home

• ESU leads MIAA in Director’s Cup standings

• AAAs drop 2 games to Topeka

• Rossbach running competitively this summer

• Sports shorts

• Westar cuts ribbon on Emporia Energy Center

• John Redmond meeting

• Commissioners favor least-expensive option

• K-State, Manhattan damaged

• More storms are likely tonight

• Terrible night

• School board approves new math books

• Kitty Frank to Challenge Jim Barnett for state senate seat in November

• Planning board postpones discussion of county’s comprehensive plan

• Agencies ask county for money

• Helpful in Emporia

• If I had my way

• The bright side of the tomato scare

• Online Chat about vacations

• Karma Kleanup

• Tornados hit Manhattan

Wednesday, June 11

• Emporia Blue team runs win streak to 8

• Showing no fire

• Bountiful berries

• Defends pit bulls

• Sharing the road with two-wheelers

• About Town

• Health center urges men to quit smoking

• Court Hearing

• Weird wind likely just turbulence

• L-Cat ready to observe 'Dump the Pump'

• Few races for primary in August

• Fresh-Air Weekend

• Interchange project delays traffic this week

Tuesday, June 10

• Starting Early

• ESU finishes 2nd nationally in attendance

• Hernandez signs free agent contract with Detroit Tigers

• Community News

• Flyover People

• Own worst enemy

• A cool retreat from summer heat

• The sports briefly

• Health Agenda

• About Town

• Agenda

• Emporia Municipal Band

• Fair Board to tighten rental rules

• Yes, We Have No Tomatoes

• Madison is planning a weekend of entertainment

• The new briefly

• The Sound of Their Music

• State honors Area businesses

• Primary set for Mast's seat

• Delays at Turnpike

Monday, June 9

• Reunions

• Senior calendar

• Club agenda

• Community news

• About town

• Americus News

• Young chef on TV

• School board agenda is light for Wednesday

• Still Independent after all these years

• The Week Ahead

• A weekend of rodeo fun

• Republican files for seat on county commission

• Saving the Best for Last

• Emporia AAs win 6th Straight

• The fire station options

• Emporia U-18 Energy splits 6 games over weekend

• ESU golf tournament results

• Horsin' Around

• Stolen pots

• Just one issue for November?

Saturday, June 7

• Flint Hills calendar

• Clinton's campaign

• This Side of 60

• Building permits

• Business briefs

• Agendas

• Area Menus

• Tried and true product

• Flint Hills Digest

• Lawrence hits AAAs around

• On the Shelf book review

• No ESU baseball players drafted

• Gold mining is in Merv Harlan's blood

• Judge seeks trial dates in manslaughter cases

• Volunteer offers to paint helicopter

• Always a Bummie's

Friday, June 6

• Sports Briefs

• Outdoor Adventures

• The Sunday Sermon

• Church news

• Art Notes

• ESU plans ESU plans evening’

• ESU grad tells story of Civil War regiment

• Kelley Hunt debuts new CD next week

• Pit bull question

• The People speak

• Pats on the Back

• About Town

• Traffic Stop Nets 95 Pounds of marijuana

• Board sets Review of county plan

• Want to save Gas?

• Emporia escapes worst of storm

• Helicopter restoration imminent

Thursday, June 5

• Storm damage reported on west side of Emporia

• Iowan arrested for hauling drugs

• Everybody helped

• Useful information

• ESU baseball players hoping to be drafted

• Sports Shorts

• Experience Not Enough

• Chapter to get share

• University graduates more than 800 students

• Workshops for practicing teachers offered this summer

• Hearing is set

• City names Accessibility Committee

• Chat: Casey Woods of Madelynn’s talks weddings

• Restaurant is changing hands

• Good year for apples

• In the garden

• About town

• Good causes

• Reeble to be honored

Wednesday, June 4

• Waiting for football

• Legion AAs take 3-1 victory over Andover

• There must be a pony here someplace

• A legacy of reading achievement

• Real jobs needed

• Cleaning up yards and walls

• Dandy dips and salads

• Emporia - Lyon County Most Wanted

• Live in the Lot will be indoors in bad weather

• About Town

• Graphic Arts Road Bridge must wait for traffic shift

• SOS wants volunteers

• Wildflower tour is set for June 12

• Thursday's weather pattern dangerous

• Art in the Garden

• Child-help group loses free space

Tuesday, June 3

• Online Chat about Weddings

• Showing Their Stuff

• Where’s the buzz?

• Sam Ellis Showcase coming to Emporia

• Emporia Energy U-12s place 2nd with 2-2 record at home tourney

• Agendas

• Health Agenda

• Pulling a lighter load

• Carol Strickland files to run for Kansas House

• Seeking re-election, Hill talks about issues

• Summer full of music, fun

• Big hail slams north Lyon Co.

• Westar contractor apologizes

• The news, briefly

• 'Spot The Tot'

• Clinton will concede

• Flyover People

• Community news

Monday, June 2

• About town

• Americus News

• Angel food orders due this week

• Horsin’ Around

• Time for city to act

• Front-runner from Kansas?

• Community news

• Senior calendar

• Club agenda

• A Grand Start

• Stampede U-16s come away with title

• Emporia AAAs, AAs open seasons on the road

• Emporia Energy U-10s take Diamond Classic title

• The Emporia quiz

• The Week Ahead

• Flint Hills Rodeo will open Friday in Strong City

• Emporia School-board president recovering from heart attack and surgery

• The cost of a shaggy yard

• Democrat files for legislature

Sunday, June 1

• Win FREE tickets to the Wakarusa Music and camping festival

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