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Emporia good fit for Jimmy John's
Landlord and tenant found out they had more in common than they realized when the owners of Jimmy John's sandwich shop met this month with the owners of Granada Plaza and Lofts, where the shop is located.
Those words have kept him carving wood for the last 47 years. Carlan first developed his interest in wood carving during boy scouts and soon found that creativity ran in the family.
Audit finds university fiscally responsible
Emporia State University and the administration of President Michael Lane were found to be fiscally responsible in a management review released Thursday by the Kansas Board of Regents.
Kansas audit: Teachers' hall of fame lost $251K in 3 years
An audit in Kansas shows that the National Teachers Hall of Fame lost nearly $251,000 from 2006 through 2008.The audit, released Thursday by the Kansas Board of Regents, says the hall owes Emporia State University about $200,000 for salaries and expenses the university has covered.The regents oversee the state's higher education system, and the ...
Thanksgiving homes needed for international students
Host homes are needed for international students during the Thanksgiving holiday, and a local man is reaching out to students who dona t have a place to go.
Graduate research award presented to ESU student
Alan Butler is the recipient of this yeara s Harold Durst Graduate Research Award from Emporia State University.
McMullen selected as principal of new middle school
Jim McMullen, director of student services in the Olathe School District, has been selected as the first principal of Mission Trail Middle School.
ESU Theatre presents 'It's a Wonderful Life,' a holiday radio show
ESU Theatre will present a live radio production of a oeIta s a Wonderful Lifea for the Emporia community.
Lottery at Legion; Democrat meeting
Personnel from the Kansas Lottery will visit American Legion Post 5 from 5 to 6 p.m. Friday with a special offer for lottery players.
Kuhens: UT program deserves recognition
With all due respect to Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, his address at Teachers College, Columbia University, at the end of October had a few things wrong - namely that not all teacher preparation programs are failing.
November 2009 Riverfront Readings
Kansas City, MO - infoZine - Pat Lawson taught English at Kansas City Kansas Community College for many years.
Care of photographs at the Estes Park Museum: An American Heritage...
Join Estes Park Museum manager/curator of exhibits, Derek Fortini, at 200 Fourth St.
Olathe selects Marlin Berry as new school superintendent
The former school leader in Abilene and Lindsborg, Kan., will become the next superintendent of the 27,000-student Olathe School District July 1.Marlin Berry, the districts assistant superintendent for general administration, was selected Thursday by the school board to succeed the current superintendent, Pat All, when she retires next year.Berry ...
Emporia State student found dead in accident ...
An Emporia State University student who had not been seen since Sunday has been found dead after an apparent motorcycle accident.
ESU Athlete Killed In Motorcycle Accident
An Emporia State University All-American track athlete who'd been missing since Sunday was found dead Wednesday night.
The challenge of scientific research is that much of the time, the experiments fail.
Viewpoints; Supply, demand, quality: Crisis in teaching
If confidence in public schools weren't already precarious enough, it was further shaken by remarks made by U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan in a speech delivered at Columbia's Teachers College on Oct.
Emporia State Gets $150-thousand Gift From Wichitans
Emporia State University and the ESU Foundation are pleased to announce a $150,000 gift from retired Brig.
From spooky activities to alternatives offered by local churches, there will be a lot to do this Halloween season in and around Emporia.
Halloween is rapidly approaching, and the Emporia State University Theatre will perform a oeThe Rocky Horror Showa this week, a show that began as an experimental musical in Londona s pop/glam rock scene in the 1970s.
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