Paola celebrating homecoming spirit week
PAOLA - Paola is celebrating homecoming with a week of activities culminating with the crowning of king and queen on Friday, Sept.
September 2024
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William C. White Sr.
William C. White Sr., age 81, of Spring Hill passed away Sept 13. Visitation Wed. 6 to 8 at Dengel and Son Chapel. Service Thursday 10 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran…
Harold Brady
Brady, Harold Lee, age 97, died at Olathe Medical Center’s Hospice House, Olathe, Ks. on September 3, 2024. Harold was born on March 25, 1927, in an oil lease house…
Open house gives glimpse of K-68 expansion plans
LOUISBURG – An open house featured multiple poster board images mapping out the design of an expanded four-lane Kansas Highway 68, but Miami County Commissioner Rob Roberts found himself focused on just one.The illustration depicted the intersection of U.S.
Wildcats beat Panthers 34-13 in Rivalry on K-68
PAOLA – The Louisburg Wildcats scored on three of their first five possessions, taking a 21-0 lead in the Rivalry on K-68.Louisburg struck for two touchdowns on two of its three possessions in the second quarter at Panther Stadium on Friday, Sept.
Osawatomie girls win school’s first flag football game
OSAWATOMIE – The Osawatomie Trojan girls opened their inaugural flag football season at Lynn Dickey Field with a 22-yard touchdown run by Kaley Shipley on their first play from scrimmage.It was the first of four touchdown runs by Shipley in a 58-0 victory against JC Harmon on Wednesday, Sept.
Lady Cats devote home match to Suicide Prevention Month
LOUISBURG – The Lady Cats and their fans wore “Continue” t-shirts for Suicide Prevention Month during a home match against the Ottawa Cyclones.Louisburg got off to a slow start in the first set but warmed up and left the court with a clean sweep against rival Ottawa, winning by scores of 25-18, 25-12 and 25-23 on Thursday, Sept.
Stevenson tops 1,000 kills, 1,000 digs in season opener for Washburn University
TOPEKA – Jalyn Stevenson recorded a double-double for Washburn University in a season-opening win against Sioux Falls.Stevenson, a graduate of Spring Hill High School, recorded 12 kills and 17 digs in the match notching the 1,000th kill and 1,000th dig in her collegiate career.It was a big night for Stevenson and the Washburn University volleyball team that had to rally against Sioux Falls.Sioux Falls won the first two sets in the best three-of-five series, taking the first set 25-23 and the second set 30-28.Washburn University came right back, winning the third set 25-13 and the fourth set 25-17.
Lady Trojans take Baldwin to four sets in home opener
OSAWATOMIE – The Osawatomie volleyball team did not win its home opener against Baldwin, but the Lady Trojans served notice they are going to compete.Osawatomie went four sets with Baldwin, losing the match three sets to one Tuesday, Sept.
Trojans open Monday Night Lights with 63-0 shutout
OSAWATOMIE – The Dazzlers had some work to do for the opening of Monday Night Lights at Lynn Dickey Field.Dazzlers have the tradition of ringing the bell when the Osawatomie Trojans score.The Osawatomie Trojans junior varsity football team scored, scored again and finished with 63 points on the scoreboard in a season-opening shutout against JC Harmon on Monday, Sept.