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May 28, 2012

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Story archive for July 2009

Friday, July 31

• Strickland takes over EHS softball program

• Jaw Breaker

• The happy blues are back

• Obsession and fear drive dangerous behavior

• Land of the Free?

• Auditions

• Citizens look again at budget

• Summer reading

• Dance production

• Rocket Man

• Concert

• Arts council exhibit

• County library meeting

• 80th birthday reception

• Pats on the Back

• Enrollment days

• FHTC Community Connections

• FHTC offers manufacturing skills certificate

• Friday Thoughts

Thursday, July 30

• More cuts needed in county budget

• City Golf Championship; Eisenhower tennis tournaments

• City commission discusses budget cuts

• Strong City Church is holding Holy Smoke barbecues

• One last time

• ESU announces 2009 Distinguished Alumni

• Good job

• Labor Day barbecue

• Redemption Time

• Garage sale

• Soto signs with Wingnuts

• Highway work approved; Budget hearing tonight

• Burned-out building is coming down

• Emporian wants to revive Big 4 picnic

• Old plates can be used on antique cars

• Courts get federal grant for treatment

• Court sets Herrick hearing

• Fair Electricians

• ESU Foundation loses chief development officer

• Input wanted on city budget

Wednesday, July 29

• City commission continues budget-balancing work

• Thriving under pressure

• Manhattan rallies to win State title

• Unique recipe options for the State Fair

• Nothing to be afraid of

• Downhome thanks

• Camp Alexander director departing

• Candidate, Panel discuss health care

• Health center has new staff members

• Filming the Hills

• Fundraiser set for baby with tumor

• New Braum’s store planned for Emporia

• ESU development officer will leave post

• ESU announces distinguished alumni

Tuesday, July 28

• The depressing life of a Royals fan

• Returning the favor

• Summer fitness

• Four Emporians make Senior Olympics

• Bartley wins national pole-bending title

• Americus News

• Emporia police get grant for two officers

• Arts Council gets grant for staffing

• Barnett forming campaign health coalition

• ESU students talk about study trip to Europe

• Allen man dead after rural accident

• Housing Sales Strong

• Sidewalk sale

• Natural causes

• Photos of the fair

• Library closed Friday

• The Red Hills

• Lots of help

• The bogeyman of health reform

Monday, July 27

• New health center director starts her job today

• Child-support amnesty

• Church crisis training

• A Day for Horses

• Don Day family

• Preserving produce

• Sheriff investigates unattended death

• Emporia Energy wins Heartland WS

• An early exit

• Remembering ‘the boss’

Saturday, July 25

• Hastings to close Aug. 1

• Reading, vocabulary in teachers’ focus

• Bad News Blues

• Leverington still beating the odds

• It’s time

• Riverside 4-H

• Shook shares secrets of a winning steak

• Summer Meals Program

• Flint Hills Digest

• Church wants old driving range as its new home

• Lebo author’s true-crime story is her own

• Busily back to school

Friday, July 24

• New dance studio will open at Kress Center in September

• County tables employee fitness plan

• Driving for Bowyer

• Marion Bank to take over ESU site

• Educating the Green Generation

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• What’s next for Dusty Maas?

• ESU women to face tougher nonconference sked

• Change in Angel Food orders

• Computer classes offered at the library

• Real rest, peace and joy

• ESU exhibit

• Council Grove event

• Community Theatre

• Book offers info on popular, odd sites

Thursday, July 23

• Youth basketball tourney, TRYSA fall soccer

• ESU coach Harris completes track and field staff

• Volleyball team earns academic honor

• KU sophs working on strength

• AAA loses at zone

• Blues teammates have long history together

• Sick Plant Clinics and Twilight Tour

• Bits about microbes again

• Great muster

• Mediation first?

• Training planned; card shower requested

• Burrito sale for Child Advocacy Center

• County told bus usage bounces back

• Lyon County Fair kicks off

• Hospital’s finances improving

• Building for Dogs

• Zoo keeper week

• ALS walk is set

• Yearbooks ready

• Better scores move city schools off ‘improvement status’ list

Wednesday, July 22

• Keep the Red Cross

• The old values

• Copious coffee cakes

• Flint Hills Calendar

• Steaks in the Game

• City mulls water, sewer rate change, job cuts

• Little boy works for what he wants

• Conversation: Visitors' Center

• Final concert

• Olpe trio together one final time

• Moore Sports - MIAA Adding Kanza Bowl could be big for Hornets

• Reception for departing United Way director

Tuesday, July 21

• City commissioners consider rate increases

• Spartans dominate at MAYB tourney

• Sanchez, Charbonneau place at National meet

• Staples joins in school-supply drive

• Southern Lyon Schools to increase tax levy

• Up in the air with the Abers

• Uncle Walter

• Mourning Jo

• Democrat of the Year

• Altrusa Meeting

• Birthday Reception

• Blood Drive

• it’s never too soon, or too late, to start yoga

• Free swimming returns to aquatic center

• ESU Foundation sees 6 percent increase

• Hay Market is Slow

• School Levy to remain nearly flat

• Tuition stimulus

• Department expanding

• Star Construction owner charged

• Special city meeting

Monday, July 20

• School levy would bump up 1.77 mills

• Note of gratitude

• The legacy of Virgil Basgall

• Dreiling to leave United Way at week’s end

• Guard unit honored

• Hetlinger clients run concession stand at zoo

• Lofty Quarters

• Former City Manager guided Emporia for years

• EHS wrestlers make Cadet All-American team

• Blues to open State against Wichita

• Energy U-18 takes 4th at State

• Emporia rallies to end losing streak

• One win short

• Emporia shines at last-chance meet

• Boschee bringing Jayhawks to Emporia

• Tips on buying Life Insurance

• Sertoma

• City commission reschedules Wednesday study session

Saturday, July 18

• Banking on Success

• Gold reaches zone title game

• Blues earn 2nd victory of week over El Dorado

• Coal power costs a pocketbook issue

• Agriculture can do the job

• Aug. 14 Flint HIlls Beef Fest seminar coming up

• 4 Sunflower gymnasts place in top 10

• Company hires, promotes

• Ribbon cutting planned

• Permits

• PIE, Anyone?

• Former Emporia city manager dies

• 2 School meetings set next week

• Police warn of scam

• Summer Meals Program

• Cottonwood Falls

• Obelisk set into place

• Bikers to compete at Camp Alexander

• Being a Saltshaker

• Cronkite, Emporia linked

Friday, July 17

• Walter Cronkite dies

• Explosion finishes fourth at State

• Ready for a wild ride

• Gold wins first, loses second at zone

• Students learn about career options in kids college

• Heermann retires from fhtc foundation

• Pats on the Back

• Hay for the horses

• Public Safety workers locked in Friendly battle for blood

• Special meeting at Olpe

• Generations passing

• Sunday hours

• Council Grove event

• Community Theatre

• ‘Leading Ladies’ closes theater season

• Winget pulls no punches in self-help book

• Solar cooking class offered

• Fed job workshop in Chase Co.

• 1st draft has 15.5-mill increase

• Good Timing

• Homegrown Celebration

Thursday, July 16

• County commissioners discuss 2010 budget

• Journey of Hope cyclists arrive in Emporia Friday

• Twilight 5,000; Jeff Boschee Basketball Clinic

• Area teams benefit from rule change

• AAA team blasted in fifth straight loss

• ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’

• School calendars available

• Ice cream, school clothes

• Water meters

• A whistle in the distance

• City stimulus request gets second look

• City approves notes for Fire Station 2 improvement project

• New Hair salon a tenant at Granada Plaza & Lofts

• Promoting healthy eating

• Restaurant stays open during health probe

• Wind-farm project is explained

Wednesday, July 15

• City commission approves money for Fire Station 2 repairs

• Wind energy company has leased land in Lyon County

• KDOT to reconsider stimulus money for Emporia

• The Wizarding Hour

• Mariah’s family hears her voice

• Big Brothers Big Sisters raising money

• Return to form

Tuesday, July 14

• City commission holds budget hearing

• Lady Hornets add post depth in late signing period

• Longbine helps KC team win National title

• Trip a bid for attention to disease

• Fall enrollment increasing at Technical College

• Door-to-Door Art

• Kabobs at Farmers Market

• New United Way director hired

• ‘Five Hundred Miles’

• Main Street Mingle

• The house on C Street

• Democrats picnic

• Gazette welcomes Michael Dakota back

Monday, July 13

• Thanks from 4-H

• Emporia’s old treasures

• Emporia Lions

• Hutchinson grad

• On the team

• Class, neighbors and family reunite

• Emporia Municipal Band

• Clubs confused

• Also in Monday's Gazette

• Tough squeeze

• ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’ this week

• Blues finish Mike’s Classic with a win

Sunday, July 12

• Arrest made in death of 4

Saturday, July 11

• BNSF will look at right-of-way

• From the family

• Also in Saturday's Gazette

• Blues’ youth not served

• First Place

• AAA team splits in pool play

• Summer Meals Program

• Resurfacing K-130

• Prison, probation revocation in Coffey Co.

• Meet a Gazette Mom

Friday, July 10

• Card shower

• Pets in the Park

• Pats on the Back

• Also in Friday's Gazette

• Help needed for photo preservation

• Bust out the Brooms

• Kansas and the Clean Energy Bill

• Busy weekend includes Olpe Downhome Festival

• City budget hearings

• Scholarship fund

Thursday, July 9

• Emporia man sentenced for child porn

• At the market, Supper this time

• A couple of stories

• Generous support

• Sneak attack

• Also in Thursday's Gazette

• County gives go-ahead to clear Pallets Plus site

• Mental mistakes costly for Blues

• Veterans Day signs proposed for the city

• Scam alert

• Green remodeling

Wednesday, July 8

• Therapist bound over for trial

• Board looks at 5-year plan

• Epperly preliminary hearing set

• Also in Wednesday's Gazette

• Blues cruise, sweep Ottawa

• Former Heights star shines at meet

• Pyle, Rouhlac, named to All-Academic team

• ESU signs another closer

• Emporia AAAs sweep doubleheader for first time this season

• Ready for some rest

• Work on K-99

• Circus is coming to Emporia Monday

• From the candidate

Tuesday, July 7

• We Kan — and we are

• Utter disdain

• A good start for a celebration

• Farmers Market

• Back-to-school help

• Live in the Lot

• Also in Tuesday's Gazette

• Ruined in an inning

• Emporia State places 7 on Academic All-District team

• Americus pool fundraiser is set

• ESU reports exposure of computer records

Monday, July 6

• College giving

• More people pawning

• Horse show results

• KU honor roll

• Leadership academy

• Valedictorian

• St. Cloud graduate

• Joins Air Force

• Putting the Gold in Your Golden Years

• Fireworks stolen

• Fire investigation

• Road closed

• Sign up for class

• Card shower

• Citizens rescue driver

• Driver escapes serious injury during chase

• Making it possible

• Sarah Palin spreads confusion

• Also in Monday's Gazette

• Emporia’s Fourth

• Gold, Thunder slip up on final day of tourney

• Energy wins Wellington tourney

• Send us your 4th of July photos

Saturday, July 4

• Emporia filled with activities today

Friday, July 3

• Bowyer wins at Daytona

• Also in Friday's Gazette

• ESU baseball team signs 14 new players

• West 50 project

• Library

• Community Theatre

• Concerts

• ESU exhibit

• Summer Theatre

• Sunday hours

• Freedom rally

• Human antagonism, compassion

• Seek guidance

• Pats on the Back

• Not the time

• Menus

Thursday, July 2

• Further cuts mean less money for ESU

• Probation in thefts

• Fireworks parking

• Also in Thursday's Gazette

• Blues roll over Andover

• AAAs open tourney with win

• Actor Karl Malden was supporter of theater at ESU

• City asks county support for ambulance service

• Kansas courts put surcharge on fees

• Looting the American past

• Public help needed in search for stolen Dodge Neon

• Softball for Mariah Serrano

• Scholarships available

• Creeping up on 100

• Officials await more flu test results

Wednesday, July 1

• Lyon County's first case of H1N1 flu confirmed

• Commission passes beer garden ordinance

• Scream for ice cream

• EMPORIA MUNICIPAL BAND

• 'Tea Party' set for Saturday

• Finding that delicate balance

• Also in Wednesday's Gazette

• A bumper crop of pies

• Highway work begins

• Twin Rivers Festival plans complete

• Blues rally after blowing big lead

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