Morris County News

A special weather advisory has been issued for parts of Lyon and Morris Counties on Saturday, as strong winds and heavy rains are expected to hit the area, the National Weather Service in Topeka said.

Council Grovea s annual Wah-Shun-Gah Days celebration will begin this evening when a carnival opens at the ball fields on the north side of the city.

A wide band of severe thunderstorms was moving across eastern Kansas on Monday night, from south of Wichita to near Beatrice, Neb.

TOPEKA a 'A A new medical technologist program at Washburn University is part of an effort by a coalition of regional hospitals to address the shortage of personnel in hospital labs.

By The Emporia Gazette Saturday, May 9, 2009 Road work planned Chase, Marion and Morris Counties will have roadwork in the county following letting of bids by the Kansas Department of Transportation.

Thursday afternoon, officers with the Kansas Highway Patrol and the Morris County Sheriff's Office were still piecing together what happened about 9 p.m. Wednesday at 3162 U Avenue.

Because of an error in The Gazettea s production department, the Bauer Financial rating for Lyon County State Bank had an incorrect number of stars in a graphic on Page 1 Wednesday.

By The Emporia Gazette Saturday, February 21, 2009 Eureka The Eureka Herald reported that the Eureka Foundation has partnered with the City of Eureka and Greenwood County over the past three years to help in an ...

The National Weather Service office in Topeka has announced its schedule for storm-spotter training for this year.

A driver who failed to stop at the intersection of Kansas Highways 177 and 4 in north Morris County died Monday night when his vehicle was struck by oncoming traffic.

A police chase starting in Lyon County early Saturday ended in a one-vehicle crash near Americus, in Morris County, a Kansas Highway Patrol report stated.

Saturday, January 10, 2009 Gridley The Coffey County Republican reported that Southern Coffey County Middle School students were moved to temporary classrooms recently because their school was damaged in the ...

A few columns ago, I wrote about farming and the fading out of family farming. Most of that column consisted of thoughts given to me by Joan Gatewood.

A ball dropping to signal the start of a new year apparently signaled Lydia Rose Martin that it was time to be born.