Mayor delays announcing name of administrator
Albert Rukwaro Special to The Gardner News Steve Shute, Gardner mayor, shelved plans to name his preferred choice for city administrator during the March 18 … Continue reading
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OUR VIEW: Edgerton hosts ‘sunshine’ training
It’s Mid- March and with the worst of winter behind us this week is, fittingly, Sunshine Week. And no, it has nothing to do with … Continue reading
Area resident celebrates 100th birthday
Viola McConnell Sunshine and warmer weather brought Viola McConnell, 100, to The Gardner News office to renew her annual subscription. Last year when McConnell stopped … Continue reading
Senate bill seeks to provide housing protection for domestic violence victims
Kate Mays KU Statehouse News Service Another domestic violence victim protection bill was brought to committee last week. Senate Bill 150 focuses on protecting victims … Continue reading
Keep it pumping
Photos courtesy of JCFD#1 Crews spent March 18 training on drafting and tender shuttle operations. In certain areas of Johnson County Fire District #1, there … Continue reading
Service to conclude at Lackman Library
Johnson County Library will discontinue services at the Lackman Branch, 15345 W 87th St Pkwy, Lenexa on, April 24, 2019, 8:00 Johnson County Library Board … Continue reading
POLICE REPORT 3-8 THROUGH 3-15-2019
Gardner Police Daily Activity Report for 3/08/2019 through 03/15/2019 03/08/2019 08:58:13 TRAFFIC COMPLAIN N I35 HWY/US56 HWY 03/08/2019 09:48:59 TRAFFIC INSPECT 1700 BLOCK OF E … Continue reading
Frustration of solar-power advocates fuels effort to reverse KCC ruling
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Keehner leads Navy Band
U.S. Navy photo by Musician 1st Class Sarah Blecker/Released Senior Chief Musician Ruth Keehner, from Gardner, leads the tuning note during a Navy Band concert … Continue reading
Rewards combat school humiliation
Dorothy Rosby Contributing columnist Apparently I saved every certificate, every ribbon, and every trophy I received while I was in school, because I came across … Continue reading
Board of Education reviews bond money use
Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News New construction projects for local schools were approved at the March 4 USD 231 Board of Education meeting. … Continue reading
Edgerton Community Museum
Staff photo by Albert Rukwaro Edgerton Community Museum boasts a new look after the city funded a new siding and window replacement last year. The … Continue reading
Legislature’s current death penalty discussion has long history
Angel Tran KU Statehouse Wire Service Upon learning that her mother’s killer was given the death sentence, Celeste Dixon of Larne said she wasn’t satisfied … Continue reading
Increase, decrease in utility bill may depends on usage
Albert Rukwaro Special to Gardner News The city of Gardner will adjust electric, water and wastewater rates following a recent rate structure study. According to … Continue reading
Good bye Peter Tork, the Summer of 1967
Joan Dorsey Contributing columnist So the past several weeks has been filled with reading obituaries and people passing and snow and more snow. Just when … Continue reading
