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May 28, 2012

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Story archive for November 2010

Tuesday, Nov. 30

• Love your neighbor

• Thanks

• Sunset alert

• Not meant to be

• Americus News

• About Town

• Gardners to lead Jags from the sidelines

• Copt wins award

• ERC lists possible projects

• City sales tax dips in September

• ESU can't keep pace with KSU

• Emporia trees in poor condition

• Woman shot, stabbed

• Stop to shop

• Hunter’s special

• Woman stabbed in Osage County

Monday, Nov. 29

• ERC comes up with list of 10 possible future projects

• ESU vs. KSU

• Teamwork

• A success

• Earlier use

• Hatchet job

• About Town

• No decision yet on firework sales inside Emporia

• Club News

• Community News

• Turkeybiters

• EHS athletic fundraisers

• ESU preps for tip against K-State

• UCCS upsets Lady Hornets

• Pasture fire

• Christmas parade

• Christmas comes to Chase Co.

• ESU show opens Wednesday

• Meet the New Sheriff

Saturday, Nov. 27

• Decades of Dedication

• Briefcase

• United Way helps make scouting possible

• Nail salon gets facelift

• Local woodcarver’s ornament featured in magazine

Friday, Nov. 26

• Burnette is ESU’s X-factor

• Balcom leads ESU TO 93-45 victory

• Christmas parade is Tuesday

• Flint Hills Outdoors - Thanks offered for another sporting season

• All-Area Volleyball

• Christmas tree lot open

• One-vehicle fatality accident

• Crime of the Week

• Angel trees up around Emporia

• Get a Handmade Look for Christmas Gifts

• Gratitude

• Kelley Hunt will be part of 75th Seasonal Celebration

• Village Elementary raises $1,200 for World Hunger

• Emporia High senior selected for national education trip

• Author has knack for beautiful prose

• Arts Notes

• Thanks

• Black Friday Shoppers hit stores in Emporia

• Shoppers get early start

Thursday, Nov. 25

• Turkeybiters

• Sports Briefs

• You should be proud

• We give thanks

• Just various comments

• All-Area Football

• Sweet potatoes

• Hospital budget approved

• Acreage requirements changed

Wednesday, Nov. 24

• Hornets top Southwestern 72-61

• City commission won’t fill vacant seat until April election

• Health center awarded two grants

• Suspect makes 1st appearance

• Chase County Christmas this weekend

• Battle memories

• Start shopping now

• Remember soldiers

• No turkey here

• A veteran’s 1944 Thanksgiving meal

• All-Area Cross Country

• Retailers ready for Black Friday

• Retired architect Trevor Lewis dies

• New Audience

• Holiday kickoff

• EMS 8th grade girls team nets win

• All Lyon County League teams announced

• Inside advantage

• Local artists talk about books

• Businesses frustrated with downtown parking

• Project success

• Alleged choking leads to attempted murder charge

• Mission to make a difference

• Jingle bells

• Coming to town

• Zoo lighting

• Parking meters

• Holiday activities at the Tallgrass preserve

• Full body scanners right or wrong?

• Moon over Manifest

Tuesday, Nov. 23

• Gutierrez makes first court appearance on attempted murder charges

Monday, Nov. 22

• Emporia man charged with attempted murder after allegedly choking ex-girlfriend

• Coats to be given out

• Donation certificates

• FHCHC closed for Thanksgiving

• Community dinners offered

• Soldier care packages

• Rescue fights zoning

• Holiday artist Co-op open in downtown Emporia

• ESU cross country season ends

• Lady Hornets roll in home opener

• Madison wins State title

• Spending with discretion

• Community News

• 4-H News

• EMS announces 1st-quarter honor roll

Saturday, Nov. 20

• Madison wins state title

• Briefcase

• Working for the Children

• Fall workshops

• It will be worth it

• Benefit auction

• Smoked turkey for Thanksgiving

• Granada Theatre goes into third year of reopening

• High tech equipment

• Menus

• School Honors

• Hornet season ends against UCM

• One game short

Friday, Nov. 19

• ESU rallies against Lady Buffs

• Recycled Treasures

• Huts to come down

• Class gets advice

• Arts Notes

• Why pray?

• St. James celebrates anniversary

• About Town

• ESU runners ready for regionals

• Bulldogs prep for state title bout

• Veterans Day from Iraq

• Emporia man suspected of attempted murder, kidnapping

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

Thursday, Nov. 18

• No one injured in accident

• Fund for Legionnaires

• Filled milk

• Recycle every day

• County commission votes to approve demoliton of Quonset Huts

• About Town

• Good Causes

• Olpe set for rematch

• Boylan Award to ESU physical sciences grad

• What is it?

• Great Clips open in Emporia

• Zoning changed for automobile storage yard

• diabetes program earns 4-year certificate

• Hunting freezer

• Operation Christmas Child

• Fundraiser aims to provide clean water in Rwanda

Wednesday, Nov. 17

• Zoning changed for automobile storage yard

• Hornets rally past Braves

• ESU VB inks one in early period

• About Town

• Sports Briefs

• Hetlinger gets $50K from Cap Fed

• Jones Fund offers new Orthodontic program

• iPad in eTown

• Helpful hints for Turkey Day

• Holiday breakfast ideas

• Successful event

• So appreciated

• Don’t tear down

• Job well done

• Gallery plans open house

• County mails tax bills

• ESU launches holidays with star lighting

Tuesday, Nov. 16

• Car drives into Dollar General

• Interstate 35 to undergo pavement work

• EMS team at 2-2

• Longbine signs with Wichita State

• Welch holds first practice

• Breathing Problems

• Honor the past

• Autumn leaves

• Don’t tear down

• Fill a shoebox

• Agenda

• Rec studies trends and new center

• Quonset Huts’ future

• Helping Others

• Reflecting on commission

• Dine United

• Annie Wilson and the Tallgrass Express

• Flu vaccinations

Monday, Nov. 15

• 2 dogs killed in fire

• Board of Zoning Appeals

• Volunteers needed

• Orchestra concert

• Allowing temporary signage

• Kansas Democrats regroup

• Will Fanestil Meats relocate?

• ESU men can’t run with Mustangs

• ESU VB sweeps Fort Hays

• ESU upsets Tulsa 68-64

• With thanks

• Know the Constitution

• 25 years of support

• What’s your biggest retirement worry?

• Community News

Sunday, Nov. 14

• Council Grove man wrecks truck while avoiding deer

• Kansas Democrats attempt to regroup for 2012

Saturday, Nov. 13

• ESU vs. Tulsa

• Hospital offering woman's program

• Leavenworth woman hurt in Turnpike crash

• Boy Scouts spruce up Fremont Park

• Broadview Towers undergoing major remodel

• Groundbreaking

• Who shot the 1916 sheriff?

• About Town

• Menus

• ESU vb falls in five

• Olpe takes out defending champs

• Hornets fall in season opener

• Salthawks oust Spartans

• Madison will play for state title

Friday, Nov. 12

• Several accidents reported around the state

• Flint Hills All-League teams announced

• Flint Hills Outdoors - Autumn season brings excitement

• Reports of injury accident on Kansas turnpike

• Playoff action could be tricky

• Olpe ready for defending champs

• The Greatest Sacrifice

• Arts Notes

• A powerful and fascinating book

• City seeks more revenue at golf course

• Veterans honored

• Corner House expanding

• Agenda

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

Thursday, Nov. 11

• Should landowners have to connect to city sewers?

• Girl Scouts to Celebrate Veteran’s Day

• USO show Friday

• Difficult situation

• Soldiers march in fallen Emporian’s honor

• Olpe’s Flott signs with ESU

• Lebo gets rematch with Madison

• Delaney preparing to face mentor

• EMS girls basketball off to 3-1 start

• ESU volleyball stays at No. 5 in region

• High School winning essays

• School district looks at grade configurations

• Where was it done?

• Thank you, Veterans

• Decision on Quonsets to come next week

• Regional Development Association

• Road opened

• Good Causes

• Crime of the Week

• Veterans Day parade streamed live

• All Veterans Tribute

Wednesday, Nov. 10

• Grade configuration discussions continue

• ESU players enjoy playing in the Phog

• Notes of appreciation

• Should landowners have to connect to city sewers?

• A fascinating 14th C. Feast

• Free cats still available at animal shelter

• Crews cleaning up contaminants for 1970's dry cleaner

• Employee may be involved in robbery

• Hetlinger nearing fundraising deadline

• Middle School winning essays

• From the Police Blotter

• 'Detecting Lies' authors to sign books in Emporia

• Recycling event set for Saturday

• Winter farmers market kicks off Saturday

• About town

• Americus News

• Casa can help

• K-8 study amoung district plans

• Good work

• Concert benefits United Way

• Lyon County Commission

• Possum holds residents hostage

• One sent to hospital following accident

Tuesday, Nov. 9

• ESU vs. KU

• Daylight Donuts employee may be involved in robbery

• ESU experiences highs and lows in 2010

• Hornets meet Jayhawks in the Phog

• ESU volleyball drops to 17th

• A tour of Concordia

• A refreshing sight

• Snapshot: A Day in the Life of Kansas Libraries

• Red Ribbon awards given

• Day by Day

• Agenda

• About Town

• FHTC looks at software options

• Commission begins examining future recreation needs

• Winning essays

• Breaking ground

• Little Caesars to open in December

• Fair board supports demolition

Monday, Nov. 8

• Discussion continues on Fairgrounds buildings

• Stray bullet enters county residence

• Orchestra Concert

• Parking crackdown begins in January

• Award winning essays

• EHS to present ‘The Laramie Project’

• The retirement experience: men vs. women

• Reunion

• Community News

• Let’s work together

• Support Corner House

• Time to grow

• EHS soccer players earn All-League honors

• Hornets fall 3-0 to UNO

• EHS gymnastics team finishes 11th at state

• ESU volleyball falls 3-1 at Mo. Southern

• Mona, Hohmeier earn MIAA honors

• Lebo beats Crest to advance in playoffs

• Madison beats Central Burden by halftime

• Hornets fall 42-0 in season finale

• Board of Canvassers to meet Wednesday

• One person injured following accident

Saturday, Nov. 6

• ESU vs. WU

• Madison, Lebo set up rematch with playoff wins

• Poor planning

• Fencing question?

• Pest detection workshop in Emporia

• Motorists Beware

• Not out with old

• Cultural event

• Configuration to be discussed at meeting

• SOS helps in crisis situations

• All in the Family

• Menus

• About Town

• Agendas

• A Woman's Place

• Ground game powers Olpe to win

• EHS comes back to beat Kapaun

Friday, Nov. 5

• About town

• Hornets ready for turnpike tussle

• ESU men cruise in exhibition opener

• Against all odds

• A success

• Friday Thoughts

• Pats on the Back

• Sacred Heart greenhouse taking shape

• Unsafe track approaches to be fixed

• Board canvasses election results

• Craft, trade show at mall Saturday

• Speaking Out

• Lane withdraws from Illinois job

• Celebrating saints

• Arts Notes

• ‘New history’ of the Pilgrims

Thursday, Nov. 4

• Hornets to open season tonight

• Thomsen back in the game

• ESU volleyball fifth in region

• ESU No. 6 in opening poll

• Prepare lawn for winter

• Alternatives

• Odds and ends

• Time for change

• 60 Years

• City health plan kept the same

• Some employees can live outside county

• Donate Now

• Good Causes

• Cartoon Comments

Wednesday, Nov. 3

• Certain new city employees allowed to live outside Lyon County

• Veterans day recipes from the Victory Handbook

• Lebo wins in shootout

• Lady Hornets roll in opener

• Wildcats no match for Eagles

• Students use book to spread message

• Turn down the music

• Good job, Parkinson

• New downtown bike racks unveiled

• School districts file new lawsuit

• Roundtable kicks off veterans events

• About Town news briefs

• Voter turnout lower

• Hill, Mast part of Republican's big night

• Longbine loses Lyon, but wins election

• Schools file lawsuit against the state

Tuesday, Nov. 2

• Republicans sweep top state offices

• 17th District Senate

• AP: Gun rights amendment passes

• AP: 1st District to Huelskamp

• AP: Brownback wins governor's seat

• AP: Moran is winner

• Live from Democratic watch party

• Live from Republican headquarters

• Election results

• Election blog: Live from the courthouse

• National champions returning to court

• NHHS receiver puts name in record books

• Sports Briefs

• Parkinson names Caplinger to Kansas Supreme Court

• What about improving grandstand?

• Along Interstate 70

• Helping ourselves

• About Town

• Sales tax revenue down 2 percent

• District expands on options

• Entrepreneurs

• School anniversary

• Get out and vote!

• Democrat and Republic election results parties tonight

Monday, Nov. 1

• Superintendent discusses grade configurations

• Parkinson names new justice

• Halloween Dedication

• ESU volleyball sweeps UNO

• Sports Briefs

• Eagles fall late in state championship match

• Miscues sting Hornets in loss

• Advance voters break record in Lyon County

• Keeping your business afloat in choppy waters

• Reunions

• Succesful program

• Caring support

• Cold weather rule

• Vote tomorrow

• Injury accident

• Several parties interested in arts council building

• Water tower project nearly done

• No wells for ESU

• Meet the Coach

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