Category Archives: Gardner, KS

A view of the May 1957 tornado funnel looking north from the back porch of the United Methodist Church parsonage in Spring Hill. Also known … Continue reading →

Gardner will contribute $4,000 for a business and economic development plan for the Gardner Municipal Airport. The Kansas Department of Transportation will reimburse Gardner 95 … Continue reading →

Gardner Municipal Airport is set to receive a $30,000 grant that can be used for operational expenses incurred after Jan. 20, 2020. The Coronavirus Aid, … Continue reading →

Johnson County Motor Vehicle has opened a new online payment portal for vehicle tag renewal customers that have been unable to renew online or come … Continue reading →

Officers Jake Marshall and Cameron McLain joined members of the Leawood Police Dept, Johnson County, KS Sheriff’s Office and Kansas Highway Patrol on a unity … Continue reading →

Pete Logan Special to The Gardner News The cancellation of the 2020 Kansas girls’ high school soccer season due to the COVID-19 outbreak across the … Continue reading →

Due to the COVID 19 national shut down, school buildings were closed and education transferred to a virtual venue. Sport events, dances and all other … Continue reading →

Pete Logan Special to The Gardner News The 2020 season never materialized for the Gardner-Edgerton High School softball team. Though they were brokenhearted about the … Continue reading →

Honors night was held virtually in wake of the COVID-19 national shut down. Scholarship winners include: Roy O. Bruce Gardner Lions Club – $500 Roy … Continue reading →

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No new agenda items were discussed at the Gardner-Edgerton School Board meeting held at 3 p.m. May 11. The virtual meeting was 12 minutes long. … Continue reading →

Dorothy Rosby Contributing columnist (The following is an excerpt from an essay in my newest book, Alexa’s a Spy and Other Things to Be Ticked … Continue reading →

The 2020 pool season at the Gardner Aquatic Center is cancelled. The decision was based on the current CDC and Reopen Kansas Plan guidelines;it would … Continue reading →

About $27,000 in funds left from last year’s maintenance program will be used to re-grade, increase cross slope and pave the 8th and Edgewood intersection … Continue reading →

What’s faster than the speed of light? No, not Superman. A virtual school board meeting. It lasted all of 12 minutes, which even in normal … Continue reading →

Indian Jim, above, was a famed bricklayer in paving Johnson County roads. A brick-laying crew, left, is shown at work in downtown Lenexa in the … Continue reading →