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Unique Kansans: One mule at a time
Jim Foster will set you straight about mules: They aren't stubborn; they aren't dumb.
Man passionate about the paranormal
Dustyn McCormick believes ghosts are among us. And in his spare time, he likes to investigate their presence.
Couple stuns friends, family with surprise wedding
Kelly Lundgrin is a man who can keep a secret. The 41-year-old Overbrook man proved it Friday afternoon when he shocked friends and family members by revealing a year-long plan for a surprise wedding to his ...
Separate accidents leave two Kansas drivers in critical condition
Separate single-car accidents left two Kansas drivers in critical condition Sunday.A 59-year-old Lawrence woman suffered life-threatening injuries when her car hit a tree head-on about 4:45 p.m.The woman was ...
'Dream job' family affair for Tuckers
Owning a golf course wasn't exactly a lifelong dream for Scott Tucker. In fact, the first two chances he had to buy Hidden Springs Golf Course in Overbrook, he passed.
Off the beaten path: Hidden Springs Golf Course
Things you can't overlook about Overbrook: Conrads, the Von Stein Pine and Hidden Springs Golf Course.
Frances Wecker, 1 mile south of Allen Lisa Cross, Oskaloosa KS Kim Stahel, NE of Overbrook Jessica Malsom, Auburn Jami White, Emporia Jessica Abbott, Americus Erik Nava, Shunga Creek Adrian Guerrero Tonja ...
Originally published 10:23 a.m., June 3, 2008 Updated 10:23 a.m., June 3, 2008 Recently, I met my friend Amy for lunch in Wellsville.
Crash injures Osage County sheriff's deputy
Published Saturday, May 17, 2008 at 3:02 p.m. CDT An Osage County sheriff's deputy was hurt late Friday when his patrol car rolled several times just north of Quenemo, authorities said.
A KANSAS HUNTER Education Safety Class is May 3-4 at Santa Fe Trail High School in Overbrook. via The Topeka Capital-Journal
“He was a collector/pack rat. He liked anything to do with the railroad that he could get his hands on.”
The glory of the railroad car will become easier to imagine when a portion of a man's private train collection goes on display at the Great Overland Station. via Topeka Capital-Journal
Novice Mummer is put through the paces
“But we've got scarecrows inside pumpkins, scarecrows inside sunflowers - even inside farmers! It's a twist.”
After 108 years, the Mummers are in trouble. Sure, attendance and participation at the annual New Year's Day parade are down. via The Philadelphia Inquirer
Super bug: Not just another bite
“They are continuing to be vigilant about making sure towels are cleaned regularly and equipment is being disinfected. They have already made plans for the wrestling season.”
Dalton Burchett was a healthy and active 7-year-old before he was diagnosed with a deadly super bug in August. via Topeka Capital-Journal
Farrier in business to help the 'backyard pet'
“They'll win every time unless you do something pretty abusive, and I choose not to go down that road.”
The mare tries to pull her hoof away as Kim Lasater positions it on the hoof jack and prepares to trim it. via Topeka Capital-Journal
Vietnam vets to fulfill last wish
“We can't really tell our wives the stories of what we went through, but all the guys who went through what we went through know what we're talking about.”
Tom Burns' childhood buddy could have spent his last night in Vietnam in the safety of a military base. via CourierPostOnline
Women in Science Day targets middle school girls
“They are doing fantastic things, and we want to show that off.”
Before a roomful of adolescent girls, Elizabeth Smith strutted the catwalk Thursday in an outfit she hoped the girls might just consider sporting one day -- a beekeeper suit. via Topeka Capital-Journal
West Franklin lost 110 students to other districts, report says
“They are coming back after the Sept. 20 reporting day but we're still delighted to have them come back”
West Franklin, which had turmoil from a reorganization plan that closed Williamsburg High School this school year, lost 110 students from the year before. via OttawaHerald.com