Sleep deprivation
Early Tuesday morning as we were laying out the day’s paper, a story on the AP wire caught my eye.
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New reality
Over the last several weeks on the editorial page, there has been a discussion of quality-of-life activities and taxes.
Good news, bad news
Last week, the Emporia City Commission approved the 2011 budget.
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Blank check
So what value does our community put on quality-of-life activities and how much are residents willing to pay for it through taxes?
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City champ offers some golf advice
Last weekend, Dave Watts won his third city golf championship. Watts shared some of his golfing advice with The Gazette this week.
Knowing your neighbors
For the second year, the city is encouraging residents to take part in a National Night Out from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
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Buy low sell high
The Obama housing program has ended, and now the national news media is reporting the housing market has cooled off.
Vote yes
ONE week until the primary election, and the political rhetoric from the candidates is getting louder
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Living locally
Last week, it was good to hear Emporia city commissioners challenging the need to change the residency policy for city employees.
Changes ahead
Teresa Davidson has been on the job as interim superintendent of Emporia Public Schools for two weeks now.
Quietly under attack
Zebra mussels were on The Gazette’s front page not once but twice last week.
No windmills for ESU
Because you Asked
Meet the Manager
The Emporia Country Club is coming up on a milestone anniversary and recently hired a new manager and executive staff. We talked with new club manager David Fralic about the changes happening at ECC.
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On the move
It’s time for Emporians to start feeling a little better about ourselves.
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The Gazette salutes those who make Emporia and the surrounding area a better place to live and work
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Saying Goodbye
Roger Buffum has sold Commercial St. Diner after 16 years at the grill
What you need to know
New smoking ordinance goes in effect July 1
Blighted housing
For the last five weeks, Emporia’s Building Futures housing committee has been publishing articles in The Gazette talking about our community’s housing issues.
Inside look at Dirty Kanza 200
Emporia businessman and avid cyclist Tim Mohn will take part in his fifth Dirty Kanza 200 race on Saturday. He shares with Gazette readers what the grueling 200-mile race is like.
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Wanted: Your opinons
It’s that time again — city leaders are starting to work on the 2011 budget and they want to hear from you.
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Friendly Competition
Last week in this editorial spot, we wrote about a company from New York that was working with the City of Emporia to provide a video on the city website.
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Schoolkids everywhere will be rejoicing next week when summer vacation begins. But they are not the only ones rejoicing.
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Coburn’s Family Restaurant, which is celebrating 12 years in business and has expanded its menu
Uproar is wrong
The uproar over Arizona’s new immigration does not seem to be quieting down.
Can do ourselves
There have been some questions about a New York firm selling video advertising on the city website.
Working on a rig
Thanks to the April 20 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, offshore oil drilling is a hot topic right now
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Boen Zhu and Nancy Wang who opened a new Chinese restaurant called Cravings
Home improvement
Spring is here, and that means home improvement time.
Going boom
Last week at the Emporia City Commission study session, the commissioners discussed letting people shoot fireworks in the city of Emporia
Go to a pro for lawn-care tips
This week’s interview is with Brian Willhite, owner of Brian’s Lawn Care, who gives readers tips on making their lawns look like they were mowed and maintained by a professional.
Overwhelming shortage
Recently, the Gazette ran a four-day series about Terri Thompson and the process she is going through to receive a kidney transplant.
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Finding a good one
Last week, Emporia Superintendent John Heim resigned to accept a position as the new executive director of the Kansas Association of School Boards.
Incentive to stay
Two weeks ago, Brandon Schneider and the Lady Hornets brought home a National championship.
Tragic loss
Jenna Erwin and her children, Kolten Erwin, 1, and Aiden Wood, 2, have been in the thoughts and prayers of many Emporians.
Good choice
For the last six days, The Gazette has been printing submissions for the Emporia Building Futures competition “I choose Emporia.”
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