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• Osawatomie man receives prison time
• Fatality accidents in Miami County on decline
• Talk of scrapping growth areas surprises some
• Swan River Museum raffling quilt, stock certificate
• Plea hearing scheduled in infant death case
• Holy Trinity gives food, money to PACA
• Board approves retirement plan
• Local students win V.F.W. essay contest
• Max Eldon Sabine
• Jacquelyn J. Brown
• Elizabeth M. Groh
• Community theater group does holiday show
• People make auction a success
• Madrigals spread cheer
• Project warms hearts of those in need in Spring Hill
• High School locked down after bomb threat
• Couple to wed Jan. 3
• Herman Roark
• Paola man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Waiting is the hardest part of holiday shipping
• Volunteers to deliver gifts to more than 500 'angels'
• Applications for spring farm tour due by Jan. 9
• Sheriff’s office warns residents of money scam
• Fifth-graders earn DARE certificates
• Kindergarteners make gingerbread
• Group to present plans to save oldest public building
• The Country Bean to offer coffee, treats and furniture
• Farmers Union opens Paola store
• Paola shines bright during holiday season
• Catherine Eileen Stiles
• Lillian Barnes
• Mid-America makes Hayes a priority
• Gibson, Egner
• Power outage hits Spring Hill
• Louisburg's Broadmoor school principal faces drug charges
• Panthers squeak out overtime win
• Panther girls blow out Osawatomie
• Two injured in Spring Hill house fire
• Overtime proves kind to Panthers
• Richard William Stull
• Man dies in rollover crash south of Paola
• Santa makes early deliveries to 'angels'
• Recovering the perfect Christmas present
• Rezoning spells relief for rural residents
• FIRST Lego League team earns trophy
• Hillsdale student embrace holiday spirit
• D.A.R.E. graduates take strong stance against drugs
• Santa surprises preschool
• Making holidays bright for everyone
• Blaze wipes out Spring Hill home
• History lesson helps student win geography bee
• Glenn M. Ray
• Darrell D. Cuthbertson
• Upgrading service in case of an emergency
• Spring Hill Year in Review, #5: Residents trying to save building
• Spring Hill Year in Review, #2: Online school shatters goal
• Spring Hill Year in Review, #1: Aquatic enter gets green light
• Wobker-Caldwell
• Coming in The Weekend
• Year in review, #1: Panther boys place third in state track
• Year in review: Names behind the headlines
• Year in review, #8: Fire station
• Year in review, #6: Election
• Year in review, #4: Movie
• County approves budget change for 223rd Street funding
• Paola experienced a variety of surprises in 2008
• Ringing in the new year
• Armed resident defends home against burglars
• County to honor retiring clerk
• Wind energy stirring interest in Miami County
• Bed and breakfast dispute sheds light on code issues
• Charles Lester Huggins
• Man’s struggles spur zoning change
• Paola poet attempts to capture the story of Kansas in writing
• Storm rips through rural property
• Panther boys upset Girard 48-47; girls take 60-46 victory
• Take a tour of Paola's newest attractions
• Panther girls stop De Soto, boys lose lead late
• BBBS Plans To Rock ‘N’ Roll
• Five Officials Sworn In
• County Clerk Honored At Retirement Reception
• Growth yet to be seen
• William Donald Rooney
• Broncos victorious against Wellsville Eagles
• Purchase for aquatic site approved
• Chamber to meet with legislators
• Colorado couple plans a June wedding
• Wrestling center of attention for dual
• Leaders faced with difficult financial decisions
• Praising a civil rights legend
• Prayers for Sadie
• Legion left in the dark on school funding request
• Spring Hill boys pull out win in overtime, girls fall short
• Panthers take wins against Baldwin
• Former EMS battalion chief Ritchie pleads guilty
• Growth areas under microscope
• Planning commissioners’ terms expire this month
• Eggs & issues series kicks off Feb. 7
• Splichal appointed to new district position
• For the love of Big Daddy
• Power outage affects 1,900
• Burke appointed to administrative role
• Letters to the editor
• Math instructor surprised in class
• Eighth-grader tastes V-I-C-T-O-R-Y
• PHS improv troupe to put on comedy show Friday
• Library hires new youth coordinator
• PHS students make pilgrimage to witness history
• Proposed cuts hit home in Paola
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Broncos outscore Trojans
• Osawatomie man killed in one-vehicle accident
• Panther girls win Burlington invitational, boys fall to home team
• Blancarte's hearing put on hold pending plea negotiations
• Judge validates scalding charge
• County seeks stimulus funds
• Wrestler led by example
• Schools look at slicing budgets
• Reflections of the past
• Paola High School senior earns Eagle Scout rank
• Introducing our new Web sites
• Parents need to be aware of school cuts
• Witnessing a historic change
• Preschoolers find ‘cool’ way to enjoy winter
• PHS debate teams test skills at state tourney
• Blood drive set for next week
• Rural couple challenges plans for work on intersection
• Two concrete county bridges win awards
• A Perfect Dozen
• Three city boards still have openings
• School board reviews action plans
• City backs off school building demolition
• KC Wolf on the prowl at SHMS
• Girls go 13-0 while boys struggle
• General purpose reports (Jan. 29)
• Fire strikes Golden LivingCenter in Spring Hill
• PTO brainstorms ways to help with funding cuts
• Commission Appoints Residents to Boards
• Apply Now For Scholarships
• Courts Reject Salvage Yard
• KDOT Anticipates Receiving Stimulus Package Money
• Hearing continued for Broadmoor principal
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports (Feb. 5)
• Budget stranglehold grips state
• Street project to begin in February
• Orrick chosen as head SHHS football coach
• Couple will exchange wedding vows in May
• Vows to be exchanged in April
• Panther wrestlers place at Baldwin Invitational
• Eliminating parochial students not budget move
• Balancing Act: Smith plays basketball, cheers, carries 4.0
• Miami County resident earns CFRE certification
• Capturing life’s dramatic images
• Students dig into pockets to ‘Scrimmage for Sadie’
• Panther Robotics pushes forward
• Community steps up to help family
• Letters to the editor, Feb. 4
• Paola Middle School hosting blood drive
• City pitches in to help out Russell Field
• Blancarte's charges amended
• Panther girls go 15-0, boys come close to upsetting Cyclones
• Parochial students can still participate in sports
• Harold LeForest Weaver
• Helen M. McCrea
• John Patrick Gaughan
• Couple To Marry May 16
• Suspects sought in attempted child abduction
• Wea fifth-grader wins county spelling bee
• Cancer foundation setting up operations
• Gruesome discovery
• Mustang March coming in April
• Aquatic center takes another step
• District officials scheduled to discuss school budget
• Sharing history from the past
• Osawatomie couple to marry at Grand Loft
• Seventh-grade boys’ comeback falls short at home
• Floyd, Smith to play football for Fort Scott Tigers
• Karr scores 29 points in girls’ victory, wears homecoming queen crown
• APAC-Kansas to break ground on railroad underpass project
• Board members make right choice under pressure
• Scalding case delayed pending filing of motion by defense
• Robot makes public debut at pep rally
• Katherine Meinig named to Dean’s List
• Scroggie awarded Garvey scholarship
• PMS blood drive helps American Red Cross
• Ambassador supported by peers
• Burglary sentences enforced
• Paola parochial supporters prevail
• Sweet 16 for Lady Panthers, boys hold on for win
• 4-3 vote keeps parochial kids in USD 368 sports
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Diversion agreement reached in Blancarte case
• University of Kansas to honor area students
• Donald Earl Padgett
• Stimulus will boost state, construction projects
• Stimulus Package Will Not Solve Budget Woes
• Budget question needs quick answer
• Birkholz back in court
• Committee to examine historic school
• Fund-raiser for Big Daddy set for Saturday
• Photographer hopes to open studio soon
• Students volunteer to help Iraqi children
• Fire occurs at Spring Hill home
• Couple plan wedding
• Rat Pack not a bad group of kids
• Letters to the editor Feb. 18
• Miami County ECKAN office to move
• Janitorial business sweeps into Miami County
• Jumpin’ and hoopin’ for heart
• High school chefs get taste of competition
• Panther Robotics has productive final build week
• Valentine’s Day show-and-tell
• Panther girls nab 18th win, fourth quarter sinks boys
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Panthers outlast WIldcats
• Airport barbecue top flight
• Stimulus could benefit county
• Meth labs cooking up trouble in county
• Freshman boys win big at home against Louisburg
• Americans should jump at chance to learn new culture
• Clarence Beer Jr.
• HWQP hosts enviromental workshop
• SHHS students donate jeans for teenagers in Kansas City area
• District’s budget and woes to be revealed online
• Club donates time to help Iraqi children
• Paola FFA members finish first overall at meats contest
• Scientists of the future put hypotheses to the test
• Candidates wanted for Boys State
• Paola students named Kansas Honor Scholars
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Robotics team's trailer stolen at regional competition
• Trailblazers sweep Panthers in Gardner
• Input sought for transportation study
• Bridge project fits stimulus funding criteria
• Abandoned Home Destroyed In Blaze
• Rock and roll bowling benefit Saturday In Olathe
• Students, teachers participate in National FFA Week
• Legislative breakfast scheduled for Saturday
• SHHS receives donation for statue
• Loss lets Paola girls focus on bigger goals
• Freshman boys end on winning note
• Rowdy robo Panthers root on ‘Ruby’
• Faith shines bright on mathematics test
• PHS chefs put skills to the test in Wichita
• MOMS Club of Paola to host charity rummage sale
• Panthers continue in substate play
• Paola girls beat Ottawa, head to state
• ECKAN Will Distribute Food
• Ritchie Offers Apology
• Only Five Polling Places Open In April
• Transportation Plans May Differ From Ideas Given
• New Members, Officers named
• Bowling For Kids’ Sake Raises Funds
• Charges Against Crandell Depend On Previous Cases
• USD 230 selects teachers of the year
• Math, reading program available for SHIS students
• PCES roundup scheduled for April
• SHHS recognized by state for community service projects
• Panther country breathing a little easier
• Couple to marry in June at Grand Loft
• Drug offenders need treatment
• Greek culture comes to life at middle school
• Hart visits dairy farm in China with FFA
• Children line up for state send-off
• Hanf has double-double as Panthers move on
• Pep bus a long trip to Salina for state
• Crandell trial set for June 23
• Babe Ruth meeting Sunday
• Spaghetti feed March 29 for ball field
• Spirit bus carries more than fans to big game in Salina for Panthers
• Sales and county tax shows decrease for city
• HWQP preparing for festival next month
• Making a difference in the classroom
• County courthouse soon to offer disabled-access lift
• Breaking down the Board of Education issues
• Heads Up ensures survivors’ voices are heard
• A hot start to spring break
• Woman Follows Dream Job
• Louisburg site of April e-recycling day
• Business marketing grant available
• County employee victim of road rage
• Couple plans June wedding
• TeamBank demise leaves questions
• Schools welcome new fall students
• Paola USD 368 officials review budget scenarios
• Charges filed in alleged elderly abuse case
• Miami County Swan River Museum to host apron contest
• Storm Spotter Class Offered Thursday
• Letters to the editor March 25
• Registration for driver’s education starts Saturday
• Board wants to deter bullying problem
• Auditions for Peter Pan musical scheduled for Friday
• Boys’ coaches select Miller, Hayes, Hawkins
• State honors cheerleaders, students for sportsmanship
• Ufford, Shawnee Mission East wrestlers prove experts wrong
• Couple to wed July 18
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Stop signs will help with safety at crossing
• Keeping an eye on the skies
• Shay-Fulk To Wed May 29
• Ruth Evelyn Brown
• Couple to wed Saturday
• Apple wins approval for Kelsey Smith bill
• House approves predator bill
• Panther boys begin quest for state track title
• Berner to run at Johnson County
• Duncan signs letter to play soccer for Pirates
• USD 230, Position 6: David W. Bolton
• Parents learn alternatives to negative discipline
• Police chief warns residents about tornado season
• KDHE updates immunization requirements
• Fund-raiser set to benefit prom event
• District releases recommended fee increases
• SHHS spring play set for weekend
• Abuse case continued
• Vocal students earn honors during concert at PMS
• PHS music students gear up for regionals
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Seat belt bill stalls in House
• West files complaint with state
• Fulk-Shay
• Sexual predator bill heads to governor
• Couple to marry in May
• MidAmerica Nazarene graduates to marry in Idaho
• Gardner is location for July wedding
• K-State graduates to exchange vows May 30
• Paola graduates announce their engagement
• June wedding planned
• Veenendaal-Green to marry
• Three Paola seniors sign with Ottawa
• The mysteries of Hanging Rock
• City looking to fill board vacancies
• Sales tax for aquatic center implemented
• SHMS students pull April fool’s prank
• A sweet treat after a week of reading
• Disappearance still a mystery
• Easter egg hunt set for Saturday
• Cottonwood teacher has passion for reading
• Veteran teacher makes learning interesting
• Culinary arts teacher awarded scholarship
• Helping teenagers find Jesus
• Paola fire station contract goes to Legacy
• KDOT Gives Up A Frontage Road
• Canvassers Review Provisional results
• Stimulus Makes Positive Difference
• Businesses Deal With Bridge Closing
• Open House To Celebrate 50th
• Winning Aprons On Display
• Food Items Will Be Distributed Soon
• Couple plans June wedding
• Vows to be exchanged July 25
• Catching up with technology
• Board turns down activity fees
• HWQP to offer rain barrel workshops
• Community organizations to host children’s celebration
• Elementary students Jump Rope For Heart
• Making a pledge to say ‘no’
• Students ready to head to fairgrounds for Earth Day
• Elderly Paola man killed by train
• Lucy Thompson Roark
• Unnamed Agency Will Soon Receive $3,629 In Federal Aid
• Bull Creek Bridge Project Much Like A Ladder
• Few Show Up For Disaster Meeting
• Letter to the editor April 22
• Paola man killed by train
• Students have hands-on fun for Earth Day
• PMS students blend math and creativity
• PHS grad to perform during William Inge Theatre Festival
• Senior receives scholarship to attend UCM
• Sweet Dreams
• Students make prom for seniors special event
• Mock accident generates real emotions
• Students learn the results of drinking, driving
• Mustang March a successful event for PCES students
• Raising the bar
• Brack announces retirement after 21 years
• Coach Brack’s passion for baseball will be missed
• Doris Ann Dubois
• Dumping Could Get Risky
• Local Health Officials On High Alert Over Swine Flu
• PHS grad earns broadcast award
• School board forced to make difficult decisions
• Gardner announces plans to leave Frontier League
• Burford, Gabbert pace JV golfers
• Spring Hill Middle School places high at track meet
• An appreciation of their planet
• Demographics show student increase in district
• Seventh-grader honored for earning high SAT score
• Dodging daredevils battle for annual tournament title
• Students play roles at wax museum
• Classes collect shoes for African children
• Young scientists show off projects to family and friends
• Three USD 368 staff contracts not renewed
• Planting future roots
• Enjoying a safe ride on two wheels
• Raymond James Financial Services joins Patriots Bank
• Embracing a new role
• Republic claims Sweepstakes Award
• Osawatomie, Linn County keep eyes on rising waters
• K-68 public meeting set for Tuesday
• Helen Ross
• Mary Lorraine Bonner
• Creativity for a good cause
• Theater students honored for work
• PHS newspaper staff earns journalism honors
• McRae completes training course
• Man faces child abuse allegations
• Livestock Show Announces Winners
• Elizabeth Layton Center earns state recognition
• Act of kindness saves one woman’s image of county
• Community helpers speak to students
• Students receive award from KSDE
• Riding to jazz music
• City, district respond to swine flu problem
• Curbside treasure hunting
• Officials prepare for tough budget talks
• City taking signups for summer enrichment
• Ball park offers taste of the pros
• Frank W. Stifter
• Lamberd-Stevenson Wed
• Wesley Wayne Obermeier
• Family Learns Of Radon Dangers
• Crandell Found Guilty Of Kidnapping, Assault
• Cemetery Project Given To County
• Mixed emotions on final day
• Board approves school cost cuts
• Enjoying School Day at the K
• Residents take time out for day of prayer
• Graduates help put economy into perspective
• $296,000 given to Paola seniors
• Madrigals earn high ratings at state event
• Holy Trinity students meet variety of animals at petting zoo
• Local students fare well in science fair
• Recollections moves to new location
• Online Thrift Store provides affordable items and helps a worthwhile cause
• Survey outlines student bus usage
• School house still a topic of debate
• SHHS receives Starlight Theatre nominations
• SHIS assists with world record
• Chili’s supports Volunteer Club
• City officials caution citizens about tornadoes
• Stephens assaults record books at Redbud Relays
• Practice makes perfect for Kern
• Henn strikes gold in hurdles for seventh-grade
• Heisman-Brunson To Wed
• Grinning graduates
• Time to honor veterans
• Take advantage of Memorial Day services in Paola
• Letters to the editor May 20
• Trucker buddies pay a visit to Hillsdale
• Games mimic ancient cultures
• The start of a new beginning
• SHIS students, teachers host public art exhibit
• SHRC to open pool Saturday
• Council, citizens to discuss old building
• Green Board to help produce rain barrels
• A day in the life of an SHES principal
• May 30 wedding announced
• Kessler, Kern, Morris, Watrous lead Paola girls
• Summer camps
• Marian E. West
• Jail Saves Money On Overflow
• T-Hanger Project To Cost $26,299
• Emergency Personnel Display At Safety Day
• BBBS Poker Run Will Be Sunday
• Girls’ relay team makes swimming history
• Three Spring Hill girls qualify for Class 4A state track meet
• CDBG meeting to be held Thursday
• SHMS celebrates promotion
• Internet business still plans to operate
• Farmers market has new location
• Volunteers show dedication every Memorial Day
• Patriotism not dampened
• Pilot makes gear-up landing at county airport
• Ready to take on Paola High School
• Unveiling of ‘Last Ounce of Courage’
• Revenue shortfalls tighten budget
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Commission rejects changes
• Kids & Cops fishing tourney set Saturday
• Drive-in attracting larger movie audience
• Poker run benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Dameron, Whitney wedding
• Louisburg couple to marry Sept. 12
• Paola once again is Title Town
• Carbajo runs her race to state medal in 3,200-meters
• Panthers dominate in Class 4A title run
• Aquatic Center plat approved by city council
• Public Works Department looking at cost savings
• Zoning positions available
• Johnson County Library hosts summer reading club
• Same world, new experience
• Gladys Marie Conner
• Motorcycles roll for Poker Run BBBS fundraiser
• PHS alumni to celebrate reunions
• Relay for Life begins Friday night in Paola
• Bike Across Kansas will reach Miami County this weekend
• Letters to the editor June 10
• Group hosts trail ride
• Hillsdale Trail Ride Set For Weekend
• District working to improve online presence
• SHHS class reunion scheduled for Saturday
• SHHS student selected for Sunflower Girls State
• Library schedules book sale
• Station-to-station work keeps volleyball campers on their feet
• Engagement, wedding plans announced
• Paola USD 368 board members review bids
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Frederick “John” Kitchell
• Couple Plans Aug. 29 Wedding
• Donations Help Medical Center
• Fair Applications Available
• Ventura’s impact on Panther athletics lives on
• Home program deadline is July
• District working on activity passes
• Bringing back the memories
• Damaging winds rip through Paola on Monday
• School district warns of door-to-door scams
• Bible school campers play, learn about God
• Pedaling into Paola: Bikers camp out at Paola High School
• Memories of loved ones shine bright
• Body, submerged truck recovered in Marais des Cygnes
• County Officials Present 30 Service Awards
• Speed Limit Changes On Hill
• Contractor Shops, Yards Receive Continued Debate
• Visitors Experience Lone Ranger
• Dive Crews Find Body
• USD 230 officials look to increase funds
• Bender Chiropractic set to open
• YMCA offers care program to city
• Student excels at Girls State
• Library offering a place to cool off
• Teacher gets national recognition
• United Way looking for local nonprofit groups to serve
• Edgerton Steps Forward
• History Remembered
• Couple To Exchange Vows
• Proposed 2010 budget shows less funds
• Historic barn damaged by storm
• Theater students win Blue Star Award
• Stop signs set for Hedge Lane
• Stair step machine really flies
• Wednesday's issue will be delayed
• Rural customers could benefit from PUA
• First Swine Flu Case Reported In County
• PUA officials review RWD No. 2 plan
• Charles E. Burger
• Fulk, Shay
• Spring Hill couple to marry Oct. 10
• USD 230 changes meeting location
• Youths to get a taste of different culture
• Paola man runs from law
• An East Coast look at Miami County amenities
• Paola Considering Extensive Budget Cuts
• To Protect And Serve
• Wet & Wild at Blackhawk
• Author sparks imagination
• Health officials promote dental program
• Board of education looking at options for legal support
• Lifting up the local economy
• Photographer honored for album and individual prints
• Stringham reflects on 60 years of work
• Intermediate school playground set ablaze

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