Category Archives: Gardner, KS

Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News Revenues and budgets for Gardner this year show the city is on the positive side, according to an … Continue reading →

Submitted photo ElevateEdgerton! won a silver category award for Where the World Meets the Heartland, a project in the Magazine and Newsletter category of the … Continue reading →

Roberta “Joan” Taylor Roberta “Joan” Taylor, 88, of Gardner, passed away Oct. 19, 2020 at Wellsville Retirement Community. Joan was born May 29, 1932 in … Continue reading →

COVID 19 has thrown the perpetual monkey wrench into everything this year. Not the least of which is the public education system. Schools were closed … Continue reading →

A “virtual’ Women in Business program was recently co hosted by the Gardner Edgerton and Spring Hill chambers. “We began the event four years ago … Continue reading →

Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News City Council members passed an ordinance at their Oct. 19 meeting updating standards of conduct for Gardner. The … Continue reading →

Hannah Bettge The varsity volleyball team played four games back to back with absolutely no breaks. Games were against Blue Valley West (currently ranked #3 in … Continue reading →

Hayley Christensen The girls had two big wins last weekend against Shawnee Mission West (25-13 25-10) and Olathe West (25-15 25-23). With these wins added, … Continue reading →

Johnson County Appraiser Beau Boisvert, Johnson County appraiser, says although we’re facing economic challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Johnson County is seeing an increase … Continue reading →

Tim Potter KDOT Over the years, in crash after crash on Kansas highways, they’ve seen bodies covered by sheets — and worse. One remembers a … Continue reading →

Pete Logan Despite losing the first game of what would turn out to be a four-game match, the Gardner-Edgerton High School volleyball team rallied to … Continue reading →

The freshman girls won their last home game of the season. They defeated Blue Valley Southwest 2-13 and 25-7. The girls are now 13-1. Some Stats … Continue reading →

Dorothy Rosby Contributing columnist I often wonder how my life would be different if there were no Free Cell. For you non-procrastinators unfamiliar with it, … Continue reading →

Photo courtesy of JCPRD Adults are invited to experience the power of a walk in nature fused with the awareness of yoga to stretch and … Continue reading →

Newspapers are important. Last week was National Newspaper Week, and it passed unnoticed, buried down beneath all the other special days marked by proclamations and … Continue reading →

Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News City staff presented the future of Edgerton’s Street maintenance plans to the city council Oct. 8. Dan Merkh, … Continue reading →