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- Band set to play special music
- LHS earns state honors
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- Walter Eugene Norris
- Mary Lorraine Bonner
- Hog Heaven
- College students win broadcasting awards
- Band members given special awards
- Sixth-grade choir travels to Topeka
- Technology students fare well at state
- Wildcats show improvement
- Tough decisions ahead for Frontier
- LHS runs into competition
- Dixon takes game to another level
- K68 corridor study revealed
- Learning how to handle attacks
- Reception planned for superintendent
- Chris Cakes owner to go for World Record tonight
- National Day of Prayer service set for Thursday
- LHS band to host annual garage sale at West Gym
- Loiusburg’s cleanup day scheduled for Saturday
- Council, mayor spar over appointments
- Baptist church to fence in playground
- Three educators earn honors
- Miami County Farms Open Gates For Tour
- First National Bank to acquire two Peoples Bank locations in Ottawa
- Letter to the editor May 13
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- Recollections moves to new location
- Principal reason for LHS’ success
- District hires pair of principals
- Louisburg High School graduation set Sunday
- USD 416 shortfall tops $240,000
- Faculty, public greet new superintendent
- City’s sale tax revenues dip slightly
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- Treasure hunters invade West Gym
- Louisburg youth is KC Parent cover girl
- Group spruces up downtown park
- Griffin hits target at Redbud Relays
- O’Brien wins another gold in high jump
- Wildcats split at Emporia Invite
- Kershner picks up medal
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- Stacks signs with St. Mary
- Larson takes gold at Louisburg Invitational
- Eighth-grade girls win team title
- Seniors earn nearly $62,000 in local scholarship money
- FFA chapter nabs two state titles
- Helicopter lands at Holy Rosary
- Softball and baseball one step closer
- Thank our veterans
- Boys, Girls State participants announced
- Wildcats finish fifth at league meet
- Battle fun to watch all season
- Pair of Wildcats grab gold at league
- Coach Tooley decides to retire
- Athletes have banner days
- Purple pride on display
- Apple of veterans’ eyes
- Teachers say farewell to high school: Naomi Silverman
- Teachers say farewell to high school: Rick Bigham
- Teachers say farewell to high school: Glenda Flanagan
- School year wraps up Friday for Louisburg USD 416
- Mayor, council disagree on agenda format
- Louisburg Aquatic Center to open Saturday
- City unveils new Web site
- Lions to participate in Yellow Dot effort
- Wildcats head to state baseball tournament
- Gracie Marrie Downs
- Emergency Personnel Display At Safety Day
- BBBS Poker Run Will Be Sunday
- LHS seniors earn $203,300 in scholarships
- Last day brings fun hijinks
- ‘Anything’ wins bee for RES speller
- Fifth-graders complete D.A.R.E. training
- ’Cats roar to state tourney
- Team to fly under the radar, again
- Sublett earns regional title
- Morland throws her way to regional gold medal
- White helping Hornets
- LHS softball finishes strong
- Saluting our veterans
- City purchases playground equipment
- Perfect participation
- Doll reflects on his tenure at Louisburg USD 416
- City hires consultant to fulfill Safe Routes grant requirement
- 1870 home beyond repair
- Sale will benefit neurofibromatosis
- Another water trial would be costly
- Orrell Austin “Bud” Moorman
- This time, Sublett stole the show
- Big inning halts Louisburg’s run
- Relay team breaks record
- Girls’ team medals three at state meet
- Triple delight: Sublett wins
- K-State students earn degrees
- Students pile up reading honors
- Bike Across Kansas nears
- Solicitors must have permits
- Poker run benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Fishing derby set June 20 at City Lake
- Louisburg native fighting uphill battle
- Needle Nest to close up shop
- Dover reflects on career
- Completion of water plant pushed back
- Council offers no comments on ruling
- High court reverses ruling
- Music in the Park
- City, RWD No. 2 mull over ruling
- Relay for Life begins Friday night in Paola
- L&K Service offers curbside recycling in Louisburg
- Bike Across Kansas will reach Miami County this weekend
- Farmers market to open Saturday
- Groups attend pet workshop
- Claude E. “Bud” Smith Jr.
- Ted Lewis
- Couple plans to wed Saturday
- Dameron-Whitney wed in Hillsdale
- Teams cutting down to size
- Scrappy Wildcat girls ready to surprise
- Tyson resigns softball spot
- Cuts will be good for school district
- Idea of girls’ soccer team talked about
- Bombers blast Mound City in opener
- Wedding Planned For June 27
- Athletes have summer fever
- Thomas Oliver Chenoweth
- Choir travels to Chicago
- Students earn honors
- Outdoor wildlife area coming to life at Rockville
- Louisburg has many reasons to shine its light
- Births June 17
- Stambaugh named first team
- Changes abound for boys’ basketball
- Larson inks with Ottawa on baseball scholarship
- Bombers winless at Iola
- Memories return of one-room school
- Bicyclers end tour in Louisburg
- Father and son enjoy seeing historical sights throughout Kansas
- Department of Labor highlights Louisburg man
- Fishing derby set for Saturday at City Lake
- Sand volleyball court is coming
- Business leaders gather
- New Life moves services to LMS
- USD 416 July office hours changed
- College students graduate, earn honors
- Four Wildcats earn Frontier honors
- Bombers take fourth at 15-16 Burlington tourney
- Support the Freedom Fest celebration at Lewis-Young
- ‘It was this big!’
- Harvesters helps families in need
- Safe Routes making progress
- Freedom Fest on deck for next weekend
- Zoning board to consider variance
- Louisburg Ford celebrates 30 years
- Computer classes set to begin in July
- Great Steps raises money
- New vans on deck at Senior Center
- Wedding set for Sept. 12
- Couple plan to wed Aug. 29
- Oct. 24 wedding date planned
- Randall Lee Clark
- Couple To Exchange Vows
- Be safe on Fourth of July holiday
- Letters to the editor July 1
- Death notices July 1
- Couple to marry Friday
- Bombers explode in home opener
- Despite heat, cross country runners come out in full force
- Beat the heat
- Striking up a freedom fest
- Hart’s daylily delight draws dozens
- Pastor sees Bible history come alive
- Wednesday's issue will be delayed
- Bombers struggle in two doubleheaders
- Sizzlers win Tri-County crown
- O’Hara ready to make JCCC new home
- Instructors highlight Louisburg wrestling camp
- Summer brings football fever
- Rural customers could benefit from PUA
- Sillymans wed 60 years
- Green thumbs emerge at gardening event
- Hurston comes alive at library
- Adult summer reading programs continue
- SONIC named semifinalist in Olympic-style competition
- PUA officials review RWD No. 2 plan
- Apple Compiles Perfect Attendance
- City’s mill levy likely to increase
- Flags and Fireworks
- Girl Found In Minnesota
- Bombers salvage final doubleheader
- Louisburg can’t overcome Ottawa for title
- 12-and-under team loses two
- Wildcat soccer works out kinks
- Louisburg 9-and-under falls in two games
- Letters to the editor July 15
- K-State announces honor roll
- TSA team brings home honors
- Economy puts pressure on city
- USD 416 board mulls possible 3.5-mill hike
- District starts new year
- Local Sonic among best in the country
- Library plans scavenger hunt
- New superintendent eager to meet staff, patrons
- Stringham reflects on 60 years of work
- Meek displays patriotic quilts
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More than 120 fifth-graders at Broadmoor Elementary School stand still, hands stretched out displaying "buttons" that make them begin their speeches. 
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