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The Benedictine College Athletic Department and Benedictine Community lost a great Raven recently with the passing of Julie Kocour.
Sunday, June 13, marked the 18th biennial reunion of the descendants of Clarence and Helene Gold Schuetz was held in the Big Gage Shelter in Gage Park, Topeka, Kansas. The children of Ivan Schuetz hosted.
Habitat for Humanity was started in 1976 but our Atchison area Riverbend Habitat for Humanity was chartered in 1994. Since that time Habitat has helped over 82 families. Many people misunderstand the program thinking that volunteers build houses and give the houses away to needy families. On…
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Charles E. Chuck Falconer, Jr., 66, passed away on Nov. 14, 20…
WICHITA, Kan. Judy (Bane) Maze passed away on Nov. 21, 2021, i…
Sister Elena (Antonia) Hernandez, OSB, 101, a Benedictine sist…
EFFINGHAM, Kan. James H. Jim Snyder, 79, of Effingham, died on…
HIGHLAND, Kan. James E. Dame, 66, Highland, Kansas died Wednes…
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In last week’s Globe column, Sister Judith wrote about how the Christian calendar begins with the season of Advent As we prepare to commemorate and celebrate the coming of Christ at Christmas, this season is also a time when we reflect on the belief that our world will end and Jesus will ret…
Habitat for Humanity was started in 1976 on a community farm in Georgia. Many of you probably know it is President Carter’s one true love (after Rosalind). President Carter in his later years was very active in Habitat. There are many photos showing him holding a hammer or talking to the vol…
Benedictine men’s basketball enters the season with plenty of expectations after its second NAIA Men’s Basketball Championships appearance in two out of three years.
Benedictine women’s basketball hopes to build off a trip to last year’s NAIA Women’s Basketball National Championship tournament with the valuable experience the program has returning as well.
Atchison County Community High School girls basketball had a successful yet disappointing season in 2020 with an early exit in the first round of sub-state to Riverside 46-40.
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana– Patrick Sullivan, of Muscotah, was rec…
Benedictine College is taking on the Christmas Toy Challenge i…
Topeka – Atchison County Community High School teammates were …
EFFINGHAM — The students of the Atchison County Community Scho…
Trinity Lutheran School Falcons have completed their first qua…
Project Concern, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides services to people 60 years of age and older so that they can live independently with maximum involvement in community activities and affairs.
Sunday, June 13, marked the 18th biennial reunion of the descendants of Clarence and Helene Gold Schuetz was held in the Big Gage Shelter in Gage Park, Topeka, Kansas. The children of Ivan Schuetz hosted.
The Amberwell Atchison Volunteers are sponsoring an Atchison Community Blood Drive to benefit local patients.
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