May 16, 2009 | The Capital-Journal
Since getting there can be part of the fun of a road trip, Kansas Scenic Byways has mapped out scenic roadways that offer views of nature and history.
Chris Tucker of Memorial Baptist Church prays during a small group study. He says being "born again" changed his life.
Murder-Suicide to Blame for Deaths of Eskridge Couple
James, 50, and Tina, 41, Stephenson, of Eskridge, were killed in an apparent murder-suicide, according to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director, Bob Blecha.
NE Kan. Couple Died of Gunshot Wounds
A northeast Kansas couple whose bodies were found earlier this week died of gunshot wounds.
An Eskridge couple who were fatally shot this week died in a murder-suicide, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said Friday.
Wabaunsee Co. Authorities on Scene of Accident
Rural roads east of Eskridge were blocked late Monday night while authorities worked a serious motor vehicle accident.
A handwritten note taped to the door of C&E Motors on Tuesday afternoon said the business was closed because of the death of Jim and Tina Stephenson.
Two bodies found near Eskridge
Authorities are investigating the discovery of two bodies Monday night at a residence just east of Eskridge in Wabaunsee County.
Keeping an eye on wonders in night sky
This ring nebula, M-57, is an example of what is known as planetary nebulae. These are formed when a star exhausts its fissionable material and the star implodes .
Dirty Kanza 200 Returns to Emporia
Emporiaa s Building Futures Goal 4 committee is working with the Dirty Kanza 200 bicycle race, which will return to Emporia on May 30 for its fourth consecutive year.
Jackson takes first at Burlington tourney
Jayhawk-Linn's Caleb Jackson took first place in the 285-pound weight class at the Burlington Invitational here Saturday.
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County seeks agreement for landfill property
After spending the good part of a couple years sending offers back and forth, commissioners authorized eminent domain proceedings a few weeks ago on a property housing an old landfill site.
Monday, the landowner and his attorney met with commissioners to discuss the situation in person.
Wabaunsee County Commissioners and property owner Winston Amick, represented by Attorney Keen Umbehr, have been debating the fair rental rate for the property, which KDHE is requiring the county to maintain until at least 2026, with the potential for that requirement to be extended.
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