21 hrs ago | Emporia Gazette
Originally published 02:52 p.m., May 20, 2008 Updated 02:52 p.m., May 20, 2008 Who would have thought that Kenyon Hall, sitting high, dry and unscathed on the old College of Emporia campus, was at risk of being ...
Sunday | Arkansas City Traveler
Activist vows renewed push on resolution against rap
A human rights activist is promising to continue his push for a legislative condemnation of gangsta rap lyrics.
Friday May 16 | Emporia Gazette
Originally published 01:02 p.m., May 13, 2008 Updated 01:02 p.m., May 13, 2008 Q I noticed that the berming and trees have been removed near the new Hill's Pet Food plant at the corner of Weaver and Logan ...
Wednesday May 14 | Emporia Gazette
By The Emporia Gazette Originally published 01:12 p.m., May 13, 2008 Updated 01:12 p.m., May 13, 2008 The Emporia Board of Education will consider only three action items and a consent agenda during its meeting ... via Emporia Gazette
Monday May 12 | Emporia Gazette
Mexico City pianist, students celebrate Cinco De Mayo
“I, along with four of my students, traveled to Mexico City during spring break to perform a concert there.”
From ESU Media Relations Students in Nancy Robohn's music classes at Riverside Elementary School had a treat in store for them May 1. An internationally-known pianist, Jesus Maria Figueroa and three of his ... via Emporia Gazette
Saturday May 10 | Emporia Gazette
Truck driver injured in accident
By The Emporia Gazette Originally published 01:41 p.m., May 5, 2008 Updated 01:41 p.m., May 5, 2008 James M. Mumford, 60, of Great Bend was taken to Wesley Medical Center for treatment Wednesday night after a ... via Emporia Gazette
Thursday May 8 | Emporia Gazette
“They're on a different reimbursement schedule”
Presently, there are many factors involved when it comes to health care and many of the changes are industry-driven as the health care model moves into the future. via Emporia Gazette
Tuesday May 6 | Emporia Gazette
Retired Emporia physicians comment on hospital, past and present
“I do not feel there is any dire medical emergency here in town”
Sen. Jim Barnett's controversial comments about Newman Regional Health during a forum at the Lyon County Courthouse weren't a surprise to retired Dr. via Emporia Gazette
Sunday May 4 | Kansas.com
Health care a priority as Legislature wraps up
“Anything big doesn't happen instantly, doesn't happen in a 90-day session”
About half of a group of proposals to deal with Kansas' health care problems could be implemented this year, a result that some see as failure and others greet as success. via Kansas.com
Friday May 2 | Emporia Gazette
Three new principals are named
Originally published 01:57 p.m., May 1, 2008 Updated 01:57 p.m., May 1, 2008 The Lowther Intermediate schools and William Allen White each will have a new principal for the coming school year. via Emporia Gazette









