Chase County News

EMPORIA AAA pitcher Sean Carr, who pitched a near-shutout last week against Rossville.

Find these articles in the print or online pdf editions: a Addie Sorace, at 93, may be the oldest living member of the extended Rogler family of Chase County; failing that, she almost certainly must be the oldest in the family to have recently published a book.

The 101st annual Chase County Community High School and Chase County High School Alumni Weekend will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Cottonwood Falls.

Bob and Bill, Belgian horses, walked the prairie in Chase County pulling a load of passengers in a covered wagon kicking up dust and prairie grass as they went along.

Security for Saturday eveninga s Symphony in the Flint Hills already is tight. Personnel from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security have been on hand since Monday, guarding the property 24 hours a day.

When a town of 500 people agrees to host an event that will generate 10 times as many visitors, a lot of work needs to be done.

Brenda S. Weller, 48, of Richmond was taken to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita for treatment of injuries received in a motorcycle accident Sunday morning south of Matfield Green in Chase County on Highway K-177. A report from the Kansas Highway Patrol stated that Weller was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle south on K-177 when she drove off the ...

Soiled or torn U.S. flags that are ready for an honorable retirement may be taken to the office of attorney Charles Rayl in Cottonwood Falls.

ELMDALE a ' Many residents who attended the Elmdale City Council meeting Monday evening expressed concerns about Christian Mission Ministry coming into their community.

THIS COLUMN was written by a young woman who was raised on a ranch in the Flint Hills.

There is no shortage of things to do in Chase County with a recent burst of new businesses.

A one-vehicle rollover accident late Sunday afternoon in Chase County sent two people, including one Emporian, to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where one remained in critical condition today.

Cottonwood Falls a ' Therea TMs a new face at the Chase County Chamber of Commerce and shea TMs hitting the ground running as the busy season is right around the corner for Chase County.

A farewell ceremony for Uncle Sam was held Monday by the students in Janet Ayersa and Cathy Strukela s second-grade classes at Chase County Elementary School in Cottonwood Falls.

The 17th annual Flint Hills prairie and pasture tour is scheduled for June 11. Two tours will be held, one at 1:15 p.m., the other at 6:15 p.m. Participants will ride in a school bus caravan that will stop at pasture sites in Butler and Chase counties.

Softball postponed The Emporia Recreation Commission announced late Thursday that the beginning of the adult summer softball leagues has been postponed until the week of May 18.

The Emporia Arts Council is presenting an exhibition, J. Warren Brinkman: Retrospective and Bill Brinkman: a oeLarge Footprints,a through June 15, 2009.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009 Wrong day In Monday's Gazette, the wrong day was given for the visit of the "Help Is Here Express" bus that offers prescription assistance to uninsured people.

Elmore G. Stout, 93, of Bazaar, died April 20, 2009, at Golden Living Center in Cottonwood Falls.

Saturday, May 2, 2009 Court officers honored The Kansas Association of Court Services Officers has recognized two Emporia State University graduates for outstanding professional services.