Admire News

Amelia Earhart doesnt give many interviews these days, but we managed to score one by agreeing to be zapped back in time to April 1937, before her second attempt at an around-the-globe flight.

Timothy Meahl of Admire was named to the Deana s List for the spring 2009 Semester at Washington University in St.

When a meteorite crashes to the earth it will generally break up in the atmosphere, spreading its pieces over a certain area in what is known as a strewn field.

If you read these trivial columns of mine with any regularity, you know that I periodically like to write about the responses I get.

Monday, September 14, 2009 Admire will be bustling with activity Saturday with its annual fall festival with something for the whole family.

Ride Into History performer Joyce Thierer will represent ESU at the State Fair today and then goes to Mead, Dodge City and Protection to lead KHC book talks, a oeDancing at the Rascal Fair,a over the weekend.

A Back to School Swim will be held Friday at the Americus Pool. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade swim from 7 -8:30 p.m. Adult supervision is required for K-2. Grades 6-12 will swim from 9 to 11 p.m. A watermelon feed will be provided for each group.

North Lyon County was hit hard during Monday's storms with widespread damage across towns and rural agriculture areas.

A white supremacist arrested by chance at a railway station turned out to be "on the cusp" of launching a campaign of terrorism, a court has been told.

Registration continues for Ride into Historya s a oePreserving Our Past through Performancea workshops Aug.

What's Old Is New Again Remmele Engineering Spin-Off Tackles Custom Machines Utilizing Multiple Applied Technologies, Numerous Redundant Stations and Multiple HMI Screens.

During a field day Friday, area students enjoyed a day on the farm without having to leave Emporia.

The Reading United Methodist Church will be host for the ESU Community Chorus free concert of African-American spirituals and hymns of American, Irish and German heritage at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 30.

By Bobbi Mlynar , Brandy Nance Monday, April 20, 2009 Two Lyon Countians facing serious health problems will have more money to pay for treatments and expenses after fundraising activities held this weekend in Emporia and Allen.

Bob Lowder of Allen is recovering from surgery at Stormont-Vail Health Care, as family, friends and neighbors are organizing fundraising events to help pay for expenses resulting from a serious health issue that surfaced in March.