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• Osawatomie man receives prison time
• Families usher in holiday season
• Louisburg suffers loss of great citizens: Ron Weers
• Louisburg suffers loss of great citizens: Shelly Tooley
• Holiday Mart attracts throng of shoppers
• A memorable trip down Candy Cane Lane
• Louisburg's Broadmoor school principal faces drug charges
• Elliott elected president of KAIA
• Talk of scrapping growth areas surprises some
• Men reel in top angler award
• Big second half propels Louisburg in home opener
• Wildcats steamroll Prairie View
• Tiebreaker keeps LHS from first place
• Louisburg wrestling turns the corner
• Salon organizes fund-raiser
• Ringing in the giving season
• Planning director steps down
• City lowers natural gas thermal rates
• Good luck awaits those who eat black-eyed peas
• City seeks to retain project coordinator for water plant
• Council adjusts city boundaries
• Wea Creek opens doors, hires manager
• USD 416 adjusts LHS curriculum
• Area churches plan variety of Christmas programs
• Bell-ringers are music to my ears
• Cook birth
• Velma Elizabeth Meek
• The best, and worst, of times
• Wildcats run over Baldwin to take title
• Hood finishes second at Eudora
• Wild week prepares Wildcats for stretch
• Seventh-grade team wins league title
• Eighth grade takes fourth
• For Women Only moves locations
• Angel Tree volunteers prepare to deliver Christmas gifts to children
• Paola man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Sheriff’s office warns residents of money scam
• Showing off their skills
• Standing still to tell history
• Coaches have Christmas lists, too
• Bad quarter doesn’t stop Wildcats in rout
• Hood, Ewy dominate Tonganoxie tournament
• Louisburg youths fare well
• Louisburg wins tug of war
• Louisburg holds Wreaths of America
• Library to host Wii bowling tournament
• Seniors celebrate Christmas with dinner and gifts
• City Hall, businesses set hours for holidays
• Louisburg students among best in Kansas
• Fond retirement wishes for a kind lady
• Legion Auxiliary teams with RES
• Lions Club rings up record collection
• Black-eyed peas tops New Year’s menu at Fox Hall
• Year in review, #9: Rotary Club begins new Christmas tradition
• Year in review, #8: Street repairs under way to patch up potholes
• Year in review, #7: Police Department moves into newly renovated station on Metcalf this summer
• Year in review, #6: Rapid Communication’s departure from community catches some people by surprise
• Year in review, #5: Louisburg mourns loss of great citizens in ’08
• Girls sail past Belton
• Year in review, #4: Voters strike down bond proposal for larger Louisburg Library in close November election
• Year in review, #3: Louisburg presses ahead in its quest for water
• Year in review, #2: Fans flock to renovated home of the Wildcats
• Year in review, #1: New elementary school opens its doors on Rockville
• Looking for brighter economy in 2009
• Peter Mark Rearick
• Nora L. Pfannes
• Year in review, #5: Louisburg golf team qualifies for state
• Year in review, #4: Woods breaks late brother’s record
• Year in review, #3: Wildcat teams fall at substate
• Year in review, #2: Soccer reaches state quarterfinals
• Year in review, #1: Wildcat regional title stood out
• Louisburg man among graduates of Missouri State University
• Pouring in 90 to start 2009
• Louisburg kid wrestlers capture three titles at Paola
• Wildcats run past Atchison on road
• New year brings promise for ’Cats
• Richard L. Mathweson
• Wesner birth
• City adds Crown Victoria to police patrol car fleet
• Beefed up patrols deter drunken driving
• County to honor retiring clerk
• Wind energy stirring interest in Miami County
• County fights for correctional facility
• Coffey to guide El Dorado YMCA
• Lake area named Ron Weers Park
• Traffic signal has green light
• PUA water plant online this summer
• Brothers pop question on same night
• Dance clinic set for Saturday
• Armed resident defends home against burglars
• Black-eyed pea success story
• Search warrant executed at Louisburg gas station
• Wildcats have tough time with Blazers
• Legion seeks academy applicants
• Computer classes offered
• Seventh-graders still looking for first win after loss
• LKWC fares well at home meet
• Blazers make quick work of Louisburg boys
• Girls' late comeback not enough to overturn Gardner
• Kueser’s pain doesn’t stop passion
• Louisburg makes strides at home invitational
• Bringing barbecue back
• Skeeter’s Barber Shop opens doors for business
• Louisburg Allstate location closes
• Board hikes fees for driver’s ed
• Deadline to file for election is Jan. 27
• Falling like a house of cards
• Legislature, schools face tough times
• Louisburg girls overtop Spring Hill, boys lose in overtime.
• Former EMS battalion chief Ritchie pleads guilty
• Tanner Myers wins geography bee
• Two earn dean's list honors
• Eighth grade stumbles at Gardner
• Seventh grade picks up first victory
• Miller, Mulich light up the floor
• Freshmen capture Paola tourney
• Extra period not kind to Louisburg boys
• O’Hara! Wildcats win in OT
• Growth areas under microscope
• Planning commissioners’ terms expire this month
• Godfather muscles into Louisburg pizza market
• City shuns ballfield fee discounts
• Filing deadline looms for city, school board seats
• Eggs & issues series kicks off Feb. 7
• Route 44 fans thirst for special
• Bright future on teacher’s horizon
• Romance with nostalgic Rutlader
• Evelyn Louise McClure Thomason
• Carolyn Sue Bodine
• Births
• Girls fall to Ottawa
• Introduction to Andy's world
• WIldcats fall to Bishop Ward in first round of SH tourney
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Boys grab needed win against Metro Academy
• Osawatomie man killed in one-vehicle accident
• Girls glide past Harmon
• LHS debaters fare well at state
• A taste of sweet revenge
• Louisburg girls coast to 66-17 victory over Harmon
• Highs and lows of a young team
• Eighth-graders use defense to topple opponents
• Seventh-graders get victory and defeat
• Girls’ JV squad on a roll
• Louisburg and Stilwell lawncare businesses unite
• Boys in blue now carrying Tasers
• Mortgage fraud funds forfeited
• Planners to review Legion roof plans
• LMS bingo night offers big prizes
• Take a journey into our rich history
• Fighting to keep KIDZ in ACTION
• Couple celebrates 80 years of marriage
• Letter: Community makes new residents feel welcome
• Rural couple challenges plans for work on intersection
• Noblet left lasting legacy
• Several seats will have races in April election
• General purpose reports (Jan. 29)
• WIldcats let homecoming game slip away
• Wildcats take home tourney title
• Commission Appoints Residents to Boards
• National Honor Society, FFA strive to help charities
• College scholarships available
• Hearing continued for Broadmoor principal
• Seventh-graders get revenge
• Eighth-graders roll in two
• Hood holds on for Blue Springs crown
• Cyclones swat LHS boys
• Lady ’Cats come to the rescue of family in need
• Louisburg silences Thunder
• Players go above and beyond duty
• Letters to the editor
• Eunice Marie Kuhn
• Rash of grass fires stirs concerns
• 17 miles of pipeline in ground
• Bevy of events in store at Louisburg Library
• Bingo spells fund-raiser
• Budget stranglehold grips state
• Candidates sign on for city, school races
• President Obama garners local support
• Louisburg could face $108K shortfall
• Blancarte's charges amended
• Louisburg falls to Spring Hill at home
• Boys earn first league victory
• Suspects sought in attempted child abduction
• JCCC fall honor roll released
• Hoops for Heart raises $4,106
• JV boys take third at Paola
• JV girls fall short in title run
• Youths advance in free-throw contest
• Seventh-graders beat Ottawa, fall to Broncos
• Eighth-graders split week
• Lady ’Cats stung for 17-point loss on road
• Wildcats put away Cardinals
• Louisburg Athletic Club offers weight-loss program
• Phillip Edwin Rice
• Brewer, King wed Feb. 3
• My flag flies both ways
• Legislators maintain senses of humor
• Durham to provide new buses
• Stephen Douglas to visit library
• Legislators say budget cuts will be painful
• Board accepts Blancarte’s resignation
• Wildcats struggle against Gardner
• Wildcats outlast Bulldogs at home
• Baumgardners earn honors at Baylor
• University of Kansas to honor area students
• Ida Marie Richardson
• Businesses plan Girl’s Night Out
• Pets for Life volunteers sought
• LKWC places 12 at Linn Co. tourney
• Seventh-graders fall short to rival
• Eighth-graders take care of Paola
• JV girls pull off a miracle
• Wildcat girls roll Baldwin at home
• Pretty in pink for a good cause
• Wildcats down Baldwin in OT
• Hood wins Frontier League title
• USD 416 refinances $8.6 million in bonds
• ‘You have lot of pride in your community’
• Birkholz back in court
• My compliments to the chef
• Braves outscore Wildcat boys, fall to girls
• Let's get ready to rumble
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Panthers overtake Wildcats on Friday
• Learning the tools of the trade
• KU honors top of the class
• Seventh grade takes fifth
• Junior varsity girls get revenge against Paola
• Junior varsity boys sweep Bonner, Paola
• Eighth-graders take fourth at league
• LHS qualifies three for state
• Thriller in Paola: Wildcats fall in 2 OT
• Wildcats ready for round two with Paola
• Lack of intensity hurts Wildcats against rival
• Births Feb. 25
• Vickrey-James wed Jan. 10
• District put in unenviable position
• Car wash seeks automatic bay
• USD 416 faces state cuts of $33 per student
• Board bracing for even larger cuts next year
• Shreck takes on the mayor
• Apple Starts Petition Drive
• Spreading a little comfort
• Masses funnel into library
• Stoplight project moving ahead?
• George John Poster
• Clarence Beer Jr.
• Path to a state medal
• Helen R. Moews
• Donald G. “Charlie” Weitman
• Death notices March 4
• Columnist touched hundreds
• Break out the sleds
• Book sale, craft day up for this weekend
• Council moves forward with Safe Routes to School
• Planners table car wash plan
• Shirley will be missed
• Kohlenberg enjoyed covering the community
• Helen R. Moews
• Hood-winked in Salina
• Wrestling program making strides
• Louisburg girls cruise by De Soto
• De Soto spoils finale
• JV girls rout De Soto, 41-22
• JV boys finish season 12-6
• Band members perform
• FFA fares well at home competition
• Wildcats overtake Bulldogs in substate play
• State bound Wildcats?
• Shirley Kohlenberg
• Boys fall to Ottawa
• Frazier has big night in Wildcats' finale
• ECKAN Will Distribute Food
• Ritchie Offers Apology
• New Members, Officers named
• Births March 11
• Drug offenders need treatment
• School cuts not as deep as thought
• School crossings raise concerns
• Wealth of creative talent on display
• Masons dedicate Little Round House
• Landmark has colorful history dating to 19th century
• Council discusses priorities
• Car thief captured after leading officers on chase
• Shirley J. Kohlenberg
• TAT receives $1,200 grant
• Lady ’Cats’ season comes to close
• Seniors will be hard to replace
• Quiet offense leads to defeat
• Dvorak inks with Coffeyville
• Wrestling club prepares for state
• Dillon resigns as boys' basketball coach
• Louisburg superintendent leaving for Lawrence
• Louisburg coach deserved better
• Wrestlers make it to districts
• Frazier, O’Hara earn all-league spot
• Dillon resigns as boys’ coach
• Hot air balloon delights children
• Scholarship applications being taken
• LHS students to present ‘Murder at the OK Corral’
• Donkey ball kicks off March 26
• Festival ends on high note
• FFA Alumni chapter seeks members
• Georgie I. Wright
• Belle Mae Bean
• Correspondents sought to cover communities
• Letter to the Editor
• Looking forward to the future of news
• Library to host spring tea
• Voters need to register
• City cuts natural gas rates
• Economy forces city to trim street work
• Candidates seek post on city council
• Geocaching in on tourism
• USD 416 leadership to change
• A hot start to spring break
• Tappan hired as LHS principal
• USD 416 superintendent search underway
• Louisburg site of April e-recycling day
• County employee victim of road rage
• Baumgardner earns Wichita State presidential honors
• Scholarships abound for Louisburg students
• Middle school hosts league band festival
• LHS students visit jazz museum
• Wildcats to fly high on track
• Wildcat baseball in rebuilding mode
• Starting over can be a challenge
• Louisburg girls hope to rack up points in field events
• Holtzen takes fifth at state competition
• Couple plans June wedding
• Births March 25
• TeamBank demise leaves questions
• NAIA spells fun weekend of hoops
• Letter to the editor March 25
• Superintendent search under way
• Dave Tappan named new LHS principal
• Candidates vie for school board seat: Beverly Shane
• Donkey basketball kicks off Thursday
• Library organizes jasmine green tea, murder mystery
• Church seeks fence for playground
• FDIC officials seize Paola’s troubled TeamBank
• OK Corral comes to Louisburg
• Storm Spotter Class Offered Thursday
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• Fashion and art show is Monday
• Geography whiz heads to state
• Golf team reloads for state run
• Moving on can be good for everyone
• Wildcats building a foundation with youth
• Bindi grabs state medal
• Ruth Evelyn Brown
• May 9 wedding date selected
• Ray Dean Bendorf
• Voters need to go to the polls in force
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• Candidates vie for mayor position: Arlen Thompson
• Candidates vie for mayor position: Curt Shreckengaust
• Saturday marks annual e-recycling event
• Spring comes in with roar
• Peoples plans merger of banks
• Scouts donate pillowcases to hospital
• Baptist Temple seeks fence
• White tiger joins Cedar Cove family
• Egg hunts usher in Easter season
• House approves predator bill
• Smith new ECKAN coordinator
• Sheriff's office general purpose reports
• FFA teams capture titles at Fort Scott Aggie Days
• Wildcats headed to state
• West files complaint with state
• Wildcat bats come alive in opener
• No joke: Louisburg has been great
• Louisburg offense sputters against Paola
• Kreiser makes name for himself
• Glenna Virginia Seely
• Dailey, Worthington to exchange vows
• Letters to the editor April 8
• Community mourns loss of religious leader
• Easter hunts dot weekend
• E-recycling day nets more than 15 tons
• Car wash draws concern
• City sets speed limit on 287th Street
• LEO Club and Star Warriors to sponsor blood drive
• PUA project pushes ahead
• Kemp Defense Training set for April 29 at LHS
• Library to launch computer classes
• Spring sports blossom early
• KDOT Gives Up A Frontage Road
• Canvassers Review Provisional results
• Businesses Deal With Bridge Closing
• Food Items Will Be Distributed Soon
• Wildcat golf strikes first in season opener
• Canon, Wildcats light up Buffs
• LHS track wins another meet
• Wildcats find silver lining to grab second at Paola
• Bats come alive in doubleheader sweep
• JV softball has up-and-down start
• Big inning gives JV baseball first victory
• Developing safe routes to school
• Superintendent search narrowing
• New mayor assesses needs
• Books for the students of China
• Prom events set for Saturday
• District will charge fee to ride bus to school
• Board tables talk of athletic cut policy
• Blood drive nets 70 units
• Election results made official
• RWD 4 worker receives honor
• Bill Spears
• Few Show Up For Disaster Meeting
• AuBurn Purchases McKeever Pharmacies
• Mayor’s election claims draw ire
• Superintendent candidates trimmed to 3
• Rockville Elementary draws national praise
• Seniors take twirl around dance floor
• Shreckengaust takes helm as new mayor
• Churches to host broadcast
• Car, cycle shows coming to town May 3
• Police investigating burglary at Dominator Fuels
• Time to put differences aside
• Wildcats continue track dominance
• Gold medal performance
• Three take part in KU Relays
• Bulldogs pick apart ’Cats
• Wildcats’ comeback for naught against Buffalos
• Frazier signs with Southwest Baptist
• Nauman ready to take it to next level at Neosho
• LHS group urges smoking ban
• Choir, band earn first division ratings
• Powderpuff is Friday
• De Soto superintendent takes helm in Louisburg
• District hires head basketball coach
• Zoellner to guide Louisburg USD 416
• Finding safe routes to school
• Governor Signs Sexual Predator Legislation
• Lions Club, Legion Riders to put on car, cycle shows
• City crews to rid streets of potholes
• Planners to discuss church’s fence request
• Girl Scouts reach milestone
• Fastest flapjack flipper
• Zoellner deserves benefit of the doubt
• Letters to the editor April 29
• LHS’ Sublett soars to new heights
• Wildcat girls fall for first time
• Harvey hired as basketball coach
• Louisburg ends losing skid with split
• Osawatomie, Spring Hill courses tough for Wildcats
• Powder puff game not for faint of heart
• Middle school track teams can’t overcome Baldwin
• Gardner leaving Frontier league
• Band set to play special music
• Budding writers attend PSU conference
• K-68 public meeting set for Tuesday
• Classic cars cruise the ’Burg
• Walter Eugene Norris
• Maybe gifts aren’t so bad after all
• Hog Heaven
• College students win broadcasting awards
• Band members given special awards
• Sixth-grade choir travels to Topeka
• Technology students fare well at state
• 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
• PUA reviews final plant details
• 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
• Local students fare well in science fair
• 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
• Community celebrates National Day of Prayer
• 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
• Louisburg ends losing skid at Sumner
• 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
• 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
• T-Hanger Project To Cost $26,299
• Emergency Personnel Display At Safety Day
• BBBS Poker Run Will Be Sunday
• LHS seniors earn $203,300 in scholarships
• ‘Anything’ wins bee for RES speller
• ’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
• Commission rejects changes
• Kids & Cops fishing tourney set Saturday
• 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
• 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.
• Couple plans to wed Saturday
• 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
• Thomas Oliver Chenoweth
• Donations Help Medical Center
• Crandell Receives Prison Sentence For Kidnapping
• Choir travels to Chicago
• Students earn honors
• 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
• Drexel residents begin cleanup
• 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
• Oct. 24 wedding date planned
• County Officials Present 30 Service Awards
• Speed Limit Changes On Hill
• Contractor Shops, Yards Receive Continued Debate
• Art Guild Presents Miniatures
• Randall Lee Clark
• 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
• Rawrs and Stripes set at Cedar Cove
• 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
• First Swine Flu Case Reported In County
• 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
• 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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