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Three longtime Garfield teachers say good-bye
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Augusta's track and field team had two Orioles qualify for the Class 4A state meet next week by placing in the top four at the 4A Andale meet Friday afternoon.Kyler Steinkamp took third place in the high jump event by clearing 6 feet, 2 inches with no scratches until 6'4". The other three qualifiers...
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Wish good luck to Miss Augusta and Miss Butler County next Saturday
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J.J. Abrams doesn't seem to be clear on what he's doing with the new Trek movies.After the 2009 "Star Trek" movie – which was both a remake and a reboot of sorts – it seemed like he was ready to venture into uncharted territory. But newly released "Trek 2: Into Darkness" turned out to be...
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Process expected to take 3 - 4 months and cost up to $12,000
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Currently, Augusta has three districts with two board members in each district and one at-large member. But that method may need changed and the BOE is seeking input from the public.
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Augusta High School Drumline continues to excel
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The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday upheld the convictions of a man serving life in prison for the murder of an El Dorado teenager Emily Sander.
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The Andover Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) and BOB-FM announced today Richard Marx will be performing live in concert Saturday, June 22 in Andover Central Park. The concert will be FREE to attend, however concert-goers must obtain a ticket from one of several area businesses prior to the show.
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The Augusta City Council approved more than a quarter of a million dollars in street repairs Monday night.
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This November will mark 50 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Texas and the subsequent swearing in of President Lyndon Johnson aboard Air Force One.
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It’s Mother’s Day again. Once again, I had no idea what to get my mom. When her birthday rolls around in a month, I won’t know what to get her then, either. When Christmas rolls around, well, you get the picture.
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She retired after accompanying the choir for more than 30 years.
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Cooler, wetter weather helps the governing body avoid further restrictions.
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For the first time since 1980, the Augusta Gazette won the Sweepstakes award in the Kansas Press Association Awards of Excellence competition.
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Local Law Enforcement personnel will be honored in Augusta for their professional skills, dedication and support in helping make the City of Augusta and the surrounding area a safer place to live and work. As in past years, a week has been set aside to honor the present and past Law Enforcement personnel. This year’s celebration will be May...
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Flawed superheroes are the best kind.When Tony Stark first arose out of the ashes of captivity in the original Iron Man movie, he became conflicted and had to recalibrate his moral standing.Iron Man then realized he had to stop letting pride and selfishness get...
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Love Augusta set for June 22.
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I don't understand why so many faux holidays have landed in the month of May.
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White Eagle Credit Union presented a $2,500 check to the Augusta Senior Center this week. The donation is part of the credit union’s annual program they use to give back to the communities where they are located. Other Augusta entities that will receive donations from the credit union are Meals on Wheels, Project Jai Play and the Augusta...
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Emprise Bank announced today that they will permanently close their branch location at 512 State Street in downtown Augusta
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Would you trade you life savings for a bigger than life banana?
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It hasn’t happened often this season.After Augusta’s softball team shut out Andale in Monday’s opening game 9-0, the Indians bounced back with a strong start in Game 2. They took the lead, and even though it was only a 1-0 lead, the Orioles weren’t going to start panicking...
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Karen went to be with her heavenly Father Sunday morning, April 28. Karen was born Dec. 21, 1938 to Zola Hazel (McDowell) and Ashford Raymond Castor of Paola, Kansas. She lived most of her childhood in this area and graduated from Paola High School in 1956. She attended Kansas City Business School. Karen was united in...
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Kelly J. Williams, 50, (the biggest Shocker Fan ever) passed away on April 26, 2013. He was a self-employed carpenter and owner of Kelly's Konstruction in Augusta Kansas. He was born in Wichita, Kansas on January 4, 1963, the son of Carl Clayton and Mary Louise (Vogt) Williams. Kelly was predeceased by his father. He is survived by his...
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50, Augusta
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Eileen Dreiling, principal of Augusta Middle School will retire at the end of this school year, her 37th as an educator.
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It took the Orioles seven innings to get on the scoreboard. It took them four more innings to score again.Still, Mason Hiser's strong pitching performance and a late-inning push were enough for Augusta's baseball team to beat Wellington 3-1 after 11 innings Thursday evening. The win gave the Orioles...
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Two undefeated teams took the field at Worden Park Thursday, April 25. For the visiting team, Augusta, its record remained perfect at the end of the night.The lady Crusader's sky-high start to the season was brought back down to earth a bit by the lady Orioles. To start the doubleheader, Game 1 was...
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This year's event is May 8, 2013
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Mayor's Prayer Breakfast on May 2
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Anyone who wishes to receive district-wide text messages that are sent out can opt in.
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AHS seniors applauded for their academic achievements.
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The Kelly/Ohio intersection will be closed to thru traffic starting mid-morning on Monday, April 29th, 2013
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It won’t take long for Augusta’s water demand to outpace its supply.
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Citizens need to be alert
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The project to realign Kelly and Ohio will close one of the busiest intersections in Augusta for almost three months.
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Ewalt Elementary has two winners in the KPTS Young Authors Contest
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ROSE HILL—For several innings, it seemed like Augusta's softball team would have to win its closest contest of the season.The Orioles, who already had blasted Rose Hill 15-1 in the opener of Friday's doubleheader, only managed one run through five innings of Game 2.
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AHS yearbook earns national attention
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Kansas Farm Service Agency (FSA) State Executive Director Adrian J. Polansky announced his support for Earth Day
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Legislative Forum/Panel Discussion from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 27, at the Lakepoint Nursing Center (Community Room), Augusta.
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Concert Band and Bella Canto excel at contest in Winfield
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