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The spillway casts a glare on adjacent homes when the sun is shining.
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A new hotel could join the rapidly changing landscape of Seventh Street in Augusta.
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New business on Highway 54, west of Augusta
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Butler County Commissioners discussed how they would deal with the legislation that will take effect on July 1.
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The feasibility of a Wholesale Water District.
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The suspect in last Wednesday’s police chase in Augusta is still being held without bond in the Butler County Jail.
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With the district construction projects completed, the building plaques were on display at Monday night’s USD 402 Board of Education meeting.
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Between 300 and 400 people turned out for the ceremonial ribbon cutting and grand opening of Augusta's new Walmart store Wednesday morning.
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The playground was dedicated Tuesday at noon and about two dozen children were playing on it by 12:30 p.m.
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The newly relocated Walmart opened this morning with fanfare
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A weekend of championship dirt track auto racing is on tap this weekend at 81 Speedway.
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More than $70,000 is earmarked for distribution to local charities and students seeking higher education.
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Miss Butler County 2013 Ashley Ulmer was runner-up in the Miss Kansas Pageant
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Winter was given a Distinguished Service Award and recognized for his dedication to the education of Augusta’s children.
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The contractor plans to begin work on June 10th, 2013 and should complete the work by July 2nd, 2013.
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The award recognized the efficiency and quality of data that Heartland Research produces.
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The 35th Infantry Division Band Army National Guard will appear in a free public concert at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 24, 2013.
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This was a no-brainer.
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Next week is full of activities
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Jeremy Hutchens is suspected of stealing a car and leading Augusta Police Officer Quenten Shoopman on a high-speed chase on West 7th Street at about 4:30 a.m, Wednesday morning.
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Great news concerning the Frisco Depot
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Augusta High School has selected seniors Taylor Childers and Chase Winter as the 2012-13 athletes of the year.Childers, who played girls tennis, basketball and soccer, has earned several league honors during her high school career. She was named co-Most Valuable Player in the AVCTL-Div. IV this past...
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An ordinance that was established to regulate downtown business construction has been significantly modified.
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Cletus Kappelmann, longtime Augusta businessman, supporter has died
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Positive report for Augusta officer
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Suspect has been apprehended.
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The chase began from the Jump Start convenience store on 7th St. at approximately 4:15 a.m. when contact was made with suspect Jeremy Hutchens, a black male approximately 30-33. Hutchens was parked at one of the gas pumps and when approached by Officer Shoopman, he fled.
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As a result of votes by participating Class 4A schools, Kansas High School Activities Association will divide the 4A classification into two sub-divisions for five sports.There will be a Class 4A-Div. I and a 4A Div-II for the sport of volleyball, football, basketball, baseball and softball. These...
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Time for the city wide garage sale!
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Augusta's Relay For Life event will be the evening of Friday, June 21, through 6 a.m. Saturday, June 22, at Hillier Stadium, Augusta High School.
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The city lake has a very small watershed compared to the size of the El Dorado reservoir.
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Cletus Kappelmann , 83, passed away Monday, June 3, 2013. Services pending with Headley Funeral Chapel of Augusta.
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The Andover Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) and BOB-FM announced today the businesses that will have FREE tickets to distribute for the Richard Marx in Andover Central Park Concert. The concert will take place on Saturday, June 22 at 8 p.m. Access to Central Park and seating will begin at 6 p.m.
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Hugh Richardson wrote an all-inclusive book on the history of Butler County Community College.
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The light at the end of the tunnel is visible.
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After going undefeated in the regular season and making it to the Class 4A state championship game, it's not too surprising to see that Augusta's softball team led the way in All-league selections.The softball team had four First Team and four Second Team Orioles earn a total of nine All-Ark Valley...
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Three finalists have been selected for the position of president of Butler Community College.
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David All has resigned as Augusta's city attorney.
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The first phase of the Kelly/Ohio Intersection Project is complete.
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While their youthfulness showed at times, Augusta's baseball team played beyond its years more often than not. Now, the team is getting recognized for it.The Orioles had six players earn All-Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League-Div. IV honors. Kolton Schenker was the lone Oriole who was...
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Those of us in the disaster business knew a second disaster was about to descend upon Moore, Okla.
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Despite its struggles, Augusta's girls soccer team was represented well in the All-Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League-Div. IV selections.Perhaps none was more fitting than Taylor Childers, Augusta's goalkeeper who was named First Team All-League and earned league co-MVP honors. Childers' knack...
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Farmer's Market opens Saturday in the parking lot at the Augusta Senior Center.
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Augusta's annual Memorial Day Service at Elmwood Cemtery
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Augusta receives 'Best Tasting Water' award
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Highland Drive to close for repairs
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Despite the inconsistencies the spring season had, junior Kyler Steinkamp proved to be a model of reliability.In his first trip to the state track and field meet, Steinkamp was able to clear 6 feet, 2 inches in the high jump event, a mark he's consistently hit all season despite the lack of normal...
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Highland Drive to be closed for pavement repairs beginning Wednesday.
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Lawrence Alley publishes memoirs, 'My Generation,1923-2013'
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Rains have helped Santa Fe Lake
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