Apr 18, 2009 | The Capital-Journal
Editorial: Every votes counts when race is tight
It seems we hear it every day every election year as every round of balloting approaches.
Archer wins race; recount requested
District 7 Topeka City Council candidate Lisa Stubbs shakes hands with Robert Archer after it was announced he apparently had defeated her by three votes.
Editorial: Fuel tax revenue checks in hand
Smiles and words of thanks were in abundance as city and township officials gathered to accept checks Monday at the Shawnee County Commission meeting.
April 3, 1920: The Easter parade is ruined, thanks to a spring snowstorm that leaves 24 inches of the white stuff in Junction City.
Sales tax question on Willard's ballot
Willard Mayor Dylan Keim stands on a deteriorating stretch of Darling Street near 1st Street while looking over other areas that could use some work.
First step taken to replace bridge
Shawnee County commissioners took the first step Thursday toward replacing the aging Willard Bridge.
Council Members Approve Budget Plans for Willard Bridge
Budget plans are approved to start the first phase of reconstruction to the Willard Bridge west of Topeka .
New Plans Underway for Willard Bridge
Plans to reconstruct the Willard bridge west of Topeka are underway. Shawnee County Public Works director Tom Vlach says he'll ask county commissioners Thursday morning to authorize phase one of the preliminary ...
Commissioners to take up Willard Bridge proposal
Shawnee County Commissioners will consider taking a step this week toward replacing the Willard Bridge, which crosses over the Kansas River along the county's western edge.
Shawnee County's dated system of outdoor warning sirens is scheduled for a much-welcome overhaul.
County approves first phase of siren overhaul
Shawnee County commissioners voted this morning to spend $300,000 to finance the first phase of an overhaul of the county's storm siren system.
Outgoing state school board members recognized
Political rivals who have clashed repeatedly offered kind words on Wednesday as they said goodbye to Kansas State Board of Education leaders who shepherded opposing factions through divisive years.
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