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Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Community Calendar
    Trains of all sizes — All gauges of model railroad equipment and accessories will be on display from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 19 during the Marshall County Historical Railroad Society's Railroad Show and Swap Meet. Proceeds from the show, which will be in the Blue Rapids Elementary School gymnasium, 5th and Chestnut, will go for restoration and maintenance of the historic Central Pacific Railroad tracks. Information: (785) 363-7953.
  • Get out and play: Maple Leaf Festival
    With everything from the Miss Maple Leaf pageant to a full carnival, Baldwin City's Maple Leaf Festival should have plenty of ways to please the crowds next weekend.
  • Pumpkin patches perfect for fall days
    Crisp fall days and October-blue skies are best enjoyed outside, and what better excuse than pumpkin shopping?
  • Emporia shop's future looking sweet
    EMPORIA — Although the Sweet Granada is small, it's absolutely bursting with scrumptious treats and friendly faces.
  • Did you know?
    The little girl who suggested Abraham Lincoln grow a beard lived her adult life in north-central Kansas.
  • This Week in Kansas History
    Oct. 14, 1890: Dwight David Eisenhower, the 34th president of the United States, is born in Denison, Texas. His family returns to Kansas when he is still an infant, and he grows up in Abilene.
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Emporia Gazette
  • Emporia State loses third straight
    Turnovers hurt Hornets in loss
  • Fall Bounty
    Travel out to the fields of Kansas during October and you’ll see them teeming with the harvesting of fall crops. Combines chomp through the fields of corn, milo and soybeans eager to dump the bountiful crops into waiting trucks and grain carts.
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  • Against Palin
    KATHLEEN PARKER, a journalist, has suggested that Governor Palin drop out of the race for the Vice President’s job
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KAKE Headlines
Bombs Explode At Wichita School

Four people are in custody after a series of explosions at a Wichita high school this morning. (Full Story)
Debate Coach's Meltdown Caught on YouTube

An informal investigation is underway at Fort Hays State University after a video surfaces on YouTube showing Fort Hays professor Bill Shanahan and a Pittsburgh State professor in a profane shouting match. (Full Story)
Club Goes High-Tech To Keep An Eye Out For Trouble

As police look for ways to curb violence in the wake of recent shootings at nightclubs, one local bar is going high-tech to keep trouble out. (Full Story)
Fight At North Wichita Club Injures 4

Four people were reportedly injured after a fight broke out at a North Wichita club early Sunday morning. (Full Story)
Double Amputee Soldier Returns Home

Army Sgt. Ryan Newell lost both his legs in an explosion in Afghanistan. He returned home Saturday for the first time since the accident. (Full Story)
U Verse Hits Wichita

Last Updated: 6:49 PM 08/10/08 - U Verse is an Internet based cable television service that will compete with Cox Communications and satellite providers. (Full Story)
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