Peabody News

A program that provides food relief to families in communities across the country is becoming active in Peabody.

Sharlene Brooks had helped organize events like this for the school and scouts. Being the center of attention was overwhelming.

What is the purpose of Marion County Economic Development Council? What are the goals? When these questions were asked at the council's monthly meeting Nov.

B. J. Ammeter spent the night Nov. 4, with his grandmother, LaVonne Ammeter. Myron and Sally Ammeter and great-grandson Mitchell Bunger arrived for a visit Nov.

Brock and Sheryl Baker returned home last week after a weeka s visit in Ireland.

Peabody Deputy City Clerk Stephanie Ax reminds Peabody residents that the city office will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Nov.

Peabody Planning and Zoning Commission invited area communities to participate in a retreat Saturday.

Peabody City council approved a series of resolutions Nov. 2 to set in motion the issuance of general obligation bonds that will "pay back" money the city had to spend to clean up the mercury contamination at the former sewer plant.

Blaine Ammeter took LaVonne Ammeter to the eye doctor Oct. 28 in El Dorado. They went on to Wichita for Blainea s doctor appointment and stopped in Newton afterward to shop.

Return to Peabody Gazette-Bulletin small claims division cases The following information has been filed in the small claims division of Marion County District Court: Carlsonsa Grocery Inc.

The most successful tour of downtown Peabody in history took place last weekend.

Karen Larsen of Peabody, LifeTeama s education manager, was recognized Oct. 28 at the National Emergency Medical Services Expo in Atlanta, Ga.

There is a network of agencies in Marion County helping people who have lost their jobs.

According to grain elevator managers in Marion County, farmers are happy with the fall harvest so far.

FREDONIA, Kan. - Rena M. Topham, age 85, of Fredonia, died Saturday, October 31, 2009, at her home.

In addition to my five regular local readers, I have two regular readers over in Florence.

After seeing the results of two nights of destructive activity on nearly every street in Peabody, Peabody Police Chief Bruce Burke has said, a oeEnough!a Vandalism, criminal trespass, criminal destruction of private and public property, and widespread curfew violations left officials and a large number of citizens upset and disgusted with Peabodya ...

Return to Hillsboro Star-Journal Peabody Police report Oct. 26: A bike was reported stolen.

The efforts of a group that passed petitions calling for the dismissal of Marion County Appraiser Cindy Magill have failed.

At the Oct. 12 school board meeting, Peabody-Burns Board of Education members reviewed and accepted the 2008-09 audit from Tom Thomas, CPA of Agler and Gaeddert.