Category Archives: Gardner, KS

Coach Larry Ward “Historic” – the one word to best describe Kendra Wait’s accomplishment May10 at the Sunflower League Championships, and the first word I … Continue reading →

Every year the Gardner Police Department partners with Back the Blue 5k to raise money for Gardner Police Department K9 Unit. The money raised so … Continue reading →

File photo Mica Marriott-Ward Special to The Gardner News May 20, 1957, started out a like any other day. The Spring Hill High School senior … Continue reading →

Timothy C. Krehbiel, 61, Gardner, Kansas passed away Sunday, May 19, 2019 at Olathe Medical Center, Olathe, Kansas. Funeral service will be 7:00 p.m. Thursday, … Continue reading →

Photo courtesy of Gardner Historical Museum This photo of was taken at South Elm and Main (looking northeast) sometime before 1915 because the old wooden … Continue reading →

Albert Rukwaro Special to The Gardner News The Gardner City Council awarded an $120,000 contract to Topeka Sod Farm to perform fairway rehabilitation work at … Continue reading →

Albert Rukwaro Special to The Gardner News Gardner has revised its interpretation of dock classifications at Gardner Lake, and now deems all current docks at … Continue reading →

The USD 231 Board of Education has announced new lead principals for the 2019-2020 school year.  Board members approved the hires of Jennie Adrian for … Continue reading →

Mayor Don Roberts and Robert Freeman, director of warehouse operations for Hostess Brands are joined by Edgerton council members Clay Longernecker, Ron Conus, Katee Smith … Continue reading →

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Michael Wayne Roach, Sr., 73, Spring Hill, Kansas passed away at his home Sunday, May 12, 2019. Inurnment will be 2:30 p.m. Friday, May 31, … Continue reading →

PAE will become the newest tenant of Logistics Park Kansas City. PAE, a third-party logistics company, has recently completed a deal to secure 500k square … Continue reading →

Teachers contracted salaries in USD 231 for 2018-19 are above DeSoto and Spring Hill but less than Olathe and Blue Valley, according to information from … Continue reading →

Join KASB and USD 231 as they co-host an informative evening designed to assist the prospective board member gain insights into the work that school … Continue reading →