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• Thursday, May 15
  • LMH gets planning commission approval
  • Teachers, board ratify contract
  • Attorney General honors Eudora DARE program
  • EHS student council president to stay involved in college
  • USD 491 accepts bids totaling $20 million
  • City increases dog fines
  • The luck of the draw
• Friday, May 9
  • Eudora Planning Commission recommends LMH preliminary plat
• Thursday, May 8
  • ENEA, board reach tentative agreement
  • Visioning committee discusses survey
  • Fundraiser aims to get new mascot for EMS
  • Teacher of the month retiring after 31 years
  • Eudora High School band ends school year on high note
  • Wrapping things up
• Wednesday, May 7
  • Attorney general honors Eudora High student, resource officer
• Thursday, May 1
  • Condemnation process begins for wall
  • Judge allows water district to amend complaint
  • EHS students protest rising gas prices
  • EHS National Honor Society inducts 23 new members
  • The road less traveled
• Thursday, April 24
  • Eudora council to consider condemning downtown wall
  • Kobza leaving district
  • Ates begins bond inquiry
  • City Council may condemn Main St. wall
  • Teachers make salary proposal
  • Chamber to have events at CPA Park
• Thursday, April 17
  • USD 491 enrollment to increase
  • Scouts will collect food Saturday
  • Eudora 6th-grader attends leadership forum in D.C.
  • Children in Eudora waiting for volunteers
  • KLWN 1320 to broadcast from Eudora
• Thursday, April 10
  • Mediation begins for Eudora, RWD No. 4
  • Business owners discuss how to survive construction
  • Eudora youth prepare to perform in 6th annual variety show
  • Teachers, USD 491 begin contract talks
  • Planning commission approves EMS site plan
• Thursday, April 3
  • City codebook may outlaw pit bulls
  • City study proposes water quality upgrades
  • Teacher of month develops academics, citizenship
  • Single lot no longer enough for car show
• Thursday, March 27
  • Downtown revitalization out to bid
  • Economic slowdown delays TIF District
  • Diamond Club improves softball, baseball seasons
  • Restaurateur has barbecue in his blood
• Wednesday, March 26
  • Sliding into spring
• Thursday, March 20
  • One count dismissed in RWD No. 4 case
  • USD 491 pleased with bids
  • Eudora mom takes up cause of sick children
  • Eudora United Methodist Church moves in to new home, construction ongoing
• Thursday, March 13
  • Opposite ends of this spectrum

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