Seaman too much for Andover girls in 5A semifinals
Andover will play for third place for the third consecutive year BY CHARLES CHANEY EMPORIA, Kan. — Andover’s title hopes will have to wait at least another year. Topeka Seaman beat…
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Andover boys make quick work of Bonner Springs in 5A state quarterfinals
Andover heads to their third semifinal since 2020. BY CHARLES CHANEY EMPORIA, Kan. — Andover did what really good teams do. They put the foot on the gas and never…
Andover Central boys cannot overcome Williams’ hot shooting, fall in 5A quarterfinals
BY CHARLES CHANEY EMPORIA, Kan. — If you had told Andover Central head coach Tyler Richardson that his team would give up a 33-point performance and the opponent would’ve shot 60…
Andover girls surge past St. James, advance to 5A semifinals
BY CHARLES CHANEY EMPORIA, Kansas — Some people say halftime adjustments aren’t real. Some people say halftime speeches aren’t important. Don’t tell the Andover girls that. “Bella [Bouddhara] just said some…
Soroptimists, Rotary team up to host human trafficking seminar
The El Dorado Soroptimist Club and the El Dorado Rotary Club are teaming up with the City of El Dorado to host an informational seminar over the effects of human trafficking on March 25.
Augusta’s annual Pub Crawl is back this Saturday
Downtown Augusta, also known as the Red Brick District, will once again be busy as participants dressed in green walk from business to business and enjoy adult beverages.
Towanda Public Library welcomes new director
A new year turns over a new page for the Towanda Public Library who welcomed a new director last month.
Trump, again, walks back tariffs in trade war with Canada and Mexico
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump Thursday signed an executive order to delay for a month broad tariffs he levied on Canada and Mexico earlier in the week.
Kansas ‘back to work act’ would force state employees to return to offices
TOPEKA — The lunch rush in downtown Topeka’s restaurants and cafés hasn’t been the same since the COVID-19 pandemic, said Seth Wagoner, an investment executive.