KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Politicians from Missouri and Kansas on Thursday touted the spending of millions of tax dollars and unveiled a new nonprofit organization to get Kansas City ready to host men’s World Cup matches in 2026.
PREP SOFTBALL Class 3A Cheney 10, Halstead 0 CHENEY — Cheney Cardinal pitcher Elina Bartlett tossed a one-hit shutout, walking two and striking out six in a 10-0 win over Halstead Tuesday at the Cheney Sports Complex.
McPHERSON – Newton High School senior Grayson Ybarra shot an 87 Monday at the Class 5A state boys’ golf championships at the Turkey Creek Golf Course in McPherson. Ybarra missed the cut for Tuesday’s individual medal play by eight strokes.
Monday and Tuesday Sand Creek Station Par 72 Playoff results were not reported Team scores Shawnee Mission East 291-284—575-152 Olathe West 292-283—575-154 Blue Valley Northwest 287-291—578 Blue Valley West 297-290—587 Olathe Northwest 299-298—597 Manhattan 297-303—600 Failed to make the cut — Olathe South 304, Derby 312, Washburn Rural 318, Dodge City 334, Garden City 354, Wichita Southeast 386. Medalists T1.
As the board of education was approached to approve the third bid package for a project to renovate Santa Fe 5/6 Center and Lindley Hall campus architects came bearing good news. The project, which was bonded following an election last year, is moving along under budget.
Holiday alters trash schedules The City of Newton will observe May 29 as a holiday, altering the curbside trash collection schedule. Trash normally collected Monday, May 29, will be collected on Tuesday, May 30.
Dear Doctors: My wife has been diagnosed with something called Eagle syndrome. Not a lot of medical providers in our area treat this type of illness. Any information you can give about it, including what treatments are available and which specialists we should see, would be helpful.
Editor’s Note: One of the students in this story, Elizabeth Frey, is the daughter of Kansan Managing Editor Chad Frey. Maggie Kepley and Elizabeth Frey, sixth-graders at Santa Fe 5/6 Center, made good use of an unexpected day off from school on Monday morning.
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