Cherryvale News

Cindy Dick sets in a booth at Big's Bar and Grill on Sunday morning with drinks and lottery tickets on the table in front of her on October 18, 2009.

In the hands of master craftsmen, photographs from years ago were magnificent -- brilliantly composed, perfected exposed, they could be magnificent images with rich blacks, bright whites and graceful grays in between.

The PSU scholarship fund received a $25,000 gift from the Southern Council of Kansas chapter of the AT&T Pioneers on Sept.

EVERY HOUR ON the hour, Howard residents can hear the ringing of the courthouse chimes.

Although she is from the big city, she knows the value of hard work. Fremont Center for the Arts executive director Mary Hammer's transformation began when she spent the summers with her aunt and uncle in Cherryvale, Kan., where she remembers at 13 or 14, she got into trouble for back talking to her uncle, who punished her by making her move a ...

The city of Cherryvale, Kansas joins the U.S. Postal Service in honoring a hometown girl.

The woman who played Ethel Mertz on the TV series a oeI Love Lucya now has her own postage stamp.

The woman who played Ethel Mertz on the TV series a oeI Love Lucya now has her own postage stamp.

The woman who played Ethel Mertz on the TV series a oeI Love Lucya now has her own postage stamp.

The Kansas girl born Vivian Roberta Jones now has a stamp commemorating the 100th anniversary of her birth.

If she were still alive, Cherryvale-born Vivian Vance would be 100 years old on Sunday.

Cherryvale, Kansas has long served as the location of Watco's railroad switching yard.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Kansas will recognize 129 participants from 17 states as the first graduates of Mini College, a week-long learning retreat on campus in which adults became students again.

A number of emergency crews are helping in the search for a 56-year-old Coffeyville man who fell into the Verdigris River.

The early morning severe weather in Kansas had winds powerful enough to cause significant damage.

A call to jury duty prevented Mary Anna Wood from competing her 38-year-old half-Arabian gelding, Elmer Bandit in the Rustlers and Renegades Competitive Trail ride in Cherryvale, Kan., this past weekend.