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Two young girls are missing from the scene of a double homicide in Leavenworth Saturday afternoon.
This photo shows a local farmer working on harvesting corn. Check out our special agriculture section in today's edition, featuring information on harvest, gardening and much more.
Benedictine College just recently approved the addition of Mullins Pollinator Meadow.
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Robert Bob Hanf, Sr, 82, of Atchison, Kansas, died on Saturday…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Pastor Cecil Lewis Logan, III was born July 2…
Michael Leo Mike Begley, 76, a longtime business owner in Atch…
Karin E. Walz, 57, of Atchison, Kansas, passed away unexpected…
Edward L. Ed Navinskey, 87, of Atchison, passed away Thursday,…
Fall is here and once again, folks across the nation are focusing on local food for our school districts. October is Farm to School Month which provides a chance for teachers and administrators to inspire and educate students on where their food comes from.
Pumpkin is not just for dessert. Consider using this low calorie, flavorful vegetable, botanically classified as a fruit, in any of the courses of your fall or holiday meals.
Fall foods contain some incredible fiber and nutritional benefits making them great healthy choices for you and your family!
Maur Hill-Mount Academy passed its toughest test of the season so far with a 28-14 win over Riverside thanks to a career day from senior running back Andrew Schwinn Friday night at Guy Galley Field.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Heart of America Athletic Conference Council of Presidents (COP) has voted to move the league’s soccer postseason tournaments to the spring. The cross country and women’s volleyball championships are currently slated to still take place this fall.
The Redmen fell to Ottawa in overtime less than 24 hours before they took the field against their rival, Maur Hill-Mount Academy. This heartbreaking game had little impact on the effort that Atchison High School gave in their 1-0 win against the Ravens.
As of the latest report received this week from Maur Hill-Moun…
The Black Student Union is pleased to present John Harris, pas…
Washington, DC – The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (…
Atchison Public Schools and USD 377 board of education members…
Benedictine College’s Raven Regiment Marching Band marched ove…
Gary and Jean (Erpelding) Behrnes are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 28, 2020. They were married on Oct. 28, 1970 at the St. Louis Catholic Church in the Good Intent Community, of rural Atchison, Kansas.
When confronted by people who wanted to trap Jesus into admitting some kind of disloyalty, he spoke the famous words, “Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.” In other words, we have our feet in this world, but we also have our being in the world to come. Even …
Although Kansas territory wasn’t opened up for settlement until 1854 that did mean that Atchison County was devoid of population. The Kansa Indians had been living there for 400 years. Many Indian mounds were discovered along the river in Atchison County according to George Remsburg. The 183…
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