An Olathe man has been found guilty and sentenced for a violation of the Kansas Uniform Securities Act, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said. Michael Davin, 64, was sentenced Jan. 11 by Johnson County District Court Judge...
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Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News Edgerton Holiday Home Decor winners were recognized at...
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Edgerton ranks below Gardner and Spring Hill on combined sales tax rates. Edgerton’s combined rate...
Read MoreCoach Amy Stubblefield The JV and Varsity basketball teams each walked away with wins on Jan 9 as we traveled to Lawrence Free State. The JV is now 5-0 and our varsity girls are 3-2. The JV had an impressive defensive...
Read MoreDue to the Lane County, Kan., fire no longer needing the additional resources, the Johnson County Wildland Fire Task Force and Air Tanker 95 have been released and will be staged in the area should they be requested to assist....
Read MoreCoach Pete Logan The Gardner-Edgerton High School wrestling team knocked off state wrestling power Junction City High School, 45-34, before tying with Sunflower League foe Olathe South, 36-36, Thursday night at a home Senior...
Read MoreLynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News In the approximate 30 minute meeting the school board decided the Gardner-Edgerton school district will continue to remain remote for the 2020-21 school year. Pam Stranahan,...
Read MoreThomas Charles Payne Thomas Charles Payne, 73, passed away Jan. 7, 2021 at his home in Sedan, Kan., after a brief battle with cancer. Tom was born Feb. 16, 1947 in Kansas City, Mo., to Thomas Edward Payne and Virginia Wanda...
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Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News Rich Melton, city council vce president, announced his...
Read MoreDona Ramae Williams Dona Ramae Williams, age 84, of Gardner, passed away in Colorado, on Jan. 6, 2021, after a brief illness. Dona was born in Hannibal, Mo., on March 8, 1936. Dona was preceded in death by her parents, Charles...
Read MoreEditor: I subscribe to The Gardner News and have seen the article about the rezonning of properties south of Gardner on 199th St. Your paper ran a story about Edgerton annexing a two mile strip of land between 199th and 215th...
Read MoreOn Jan. 11, 2021, the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office began an investigation after a call reporting the discovery of possible skeletal remains near Gardner Lake. Johnson County Sheriff’s Office personnel, including patrol, crime...
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Read MoreYour Little Critter will enjoy three hours of fun and education on the selected Thursdays through mid-May as you enjoy some personal time during a program being offered by the Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s...
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Jerry Sicks, Gardner water division, retired last week after serving 31 years in our water...
Read MoreDorothy Rosby Contributing columnist I’m proud to say I’ve developed a technique for putting in eye drops during the night without turning on the lights. Lucky for me, it doesn’t work very well. One night recently, I woke up...
Read MoreContracts and Work Agreements updated With the USD 231 Board of Education’s December ratification of the new negotiated agreement and approval of raises, all returning staff were in need of updated contracts or work agreements...
Read MoreThe Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC), the oldest and largest regional economic development association in North America, has announced James Oltman as the Kansas director to serve on the SEDC Board of Directors. “As...
Read MoreSpelling Bee sponsors Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Bobki and Mrs. Hawkins worked together this year to have a virtual school spelling bee at each middle school. Trail Ridge Middle School had one round of action with fifth grader De’Angelo...
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