Schultz homers, hits three doubles in sweep for Wildcats
HARRISONVILLE, Mo. - Luke Schultz brought a hot bat to the party for the Louisburg Wildcats’ season opener at Harrisonville, Mo.
April 2025
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Lady Cats soccer team rolls to 2-0 with two shutouts
LOUISBURG – Rowan Yows scored two goals and keeper Ally Brown had the clean slate as the Louisburg Lady Cats defeated the Lansing Lions.
ROY COURTNEY
Roy I Courtney passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of January 11, 2025 at Vintage Park of Ottawa, his home for the past few years. The fourth of five…
HELEN BLAKEMAN
Helen Irene Blakeman, born on August 6, 1940, in Paola, Kansas, peacefully passed away on March 29, 2025, at The Villages at Olathe, Kansas. She was a cherished member of…
MARK CROUCH
Mark Alan Crouch, 74, passed away on March 8, 2025, at Golden Years Homestead in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He was born to Kenneth and Dallisrose (Carver) Crouch on July 7, 1950,…
Panther Robotics wins Engineering Inspiration Award
PAOLA – Members of the Paola-based Panther Robotics Team 1108 are heading back to Houston to compete in the FIRST Robotics World Championship.
McLiney family legacy continues at First National Bank of Louisburg
LOUISBURG – For the first time in 53 years, there is a new chairman of the board at First National Bank of Louisburg, but the last name is staying the same, as Casey McLiney is taking over for his father, Joe.
Schneider is new owner of Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home
OSAWATOMIE – Todd Schneider is the new owner of Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home in Osawatomie, but the name and local staff will remain the same, including Emily and Loren McCrea.
Hope springs eternal for Kansas farmers
There have been noticeable signs that spring has arrived on our farm. Following a snowfall during the kids’ spring break, the sun has come out, and the temperatures have warmed up. It’s a different feel of seasons.
Paola native honored with butterfly garden
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. - When Kansas City resident and Paola, Kansas native Michelle “Mickey” Ogrodnik died last year at age 69, her family wanted to find a venue for a celebration of life. One not only fitting for someone who loved nature, the outdoors and art, but one that could comfortably accommodate people in the middle of summer.