Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News Revenues and budgets for Gardner this year show the city is on the positive side, according to an update given to the Gardner City Council Oct. 19 by Matt Wolff, finance director....
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Submitted photo ElevateEdgerton! won a silver category award for Where the World Meets the...
Read MoreRoberta “Joan” Taylor Roberta “Joan” Taylor, 88, of Gardner, passed away Oct. 19, 2020 at Wellsville Retirement Community. Joan was born May 29, 1932 in Odebolt, Iowa to Clyde D. and Zelma (Murr) Frank. She grew up in...
Read MoreCOVID 19 has thrown the perpetual monkey wrench into everything this year. Not the least of which is the public education system. Schools were closed in March, and to some degree still are, as educators have scrambled to keep up...
Read MoreA “virtual’ Women in Business program was recently co hosted by the Gardner Edgerton and Spring Hill chambers. “We began the event four years ago and each year featuring three – four women business leaders on a panel who...
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Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News City Council members passed an ordinance at their Oct....
Read MoreHannah Bettge The varsity volleyball team played four games back to back with absolutely no breaks. Games were against Blue Valley West (currently ranked #3 in Kansas), Shawnee Mission North, Desoto, and a solid Eudora...
Read MoreHayley Christensen The girls had two big wins last weekend against Shawnee Mission West (25-13 25-10) and Olathe West (25-15 25-23). With these wins added, the girls ended their season 15-1. Congratulations to: Lily Marshall,...
Read MoreJohnson County Appraiser Beau Boisvert, Johnson County appraiser, says although we’re facing economic challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Johnson County is seeing an increase in real estate prices compared to last year....
Read MoreTim Potter KDOT Over the years, in crash after crash on Kansas highways, they’ve seen bodies covered by sheets — and worse. One remembers a car seat outside a mangled vehicle. It’s imprinted in his memory. They’ve witnessed...
Read MorePete Logan Despite losing the first game of what would turn out to be a four-game match, the Gardner-Edgerton High School volleyball team rallied to win three straight and dispatch the Blue Valley Southwest Timberwolves 3 games...
Read MoreThe freshman girls won their last home game of the season. They defeated Blue Valley Southwest 2-13 and 25-7. The girls are now 13-1. Some Stats for the game are Aces: Payton Hofer-4 Olivia Balzic- 3 Gabi Blazic 2 Kills: Elenor...
Read MoreDorothy Rosby Contributing columnist I often wonder how my life would be different if there were no Free Cell. For you non-procrastinators unfamiliar with it, Free Cell is a type of solitaire, and one of many ways one can put...
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Read MoreFirst published in The Gardner News Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020 CITY OF OLATHE, KANSAS NOTICE TO RESPONDENTS Submittals will be received online at www.publicpurchase.com, until November 10, 2020 – 3:00 PM CST SECURITY SERVICES...
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Submitted graphic courtesy of KSDE Under current statutes taxpayers could pay to educate some...
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The Gardner-Edgerton High School football team dominated both sides of the ball and dominated...
Read MorePete Logan The Gardner-Edgerton High School football team found themselves in an offensive slugfest with Shawnee Mission Northwest Oct. 16 at Shawnee Mission North District Stadium. At the end of the night, however, the Blazers...
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