Emporia Gazette - Sat Nov 21
The Chase County Leader-News reported that the City of Strong City Council decided to purchase a safe for the city office following a burglary of the office earlier this month.
Ring in the HolidaysEmporia Gazette - Thu Nov 19
It's beginning to look at lot like Christmas in Chase County and festivities are right around the corner.
Talkington signs with ESUEmporia Gazette - Thu Nov 19
By The Emporia Gazette Thursday, November 19, 2009 Emporia State baseball coach Bob Fornelli has announced that he has signed Chase County senior pitcher Shawn Talkington to play for the Hornets in 2011.
Holiday dinners plannedEmporia Gazette - Wed Nov 18
Those who dona t have a place to go for Thanksgiving this year or simply want to eat outside their home will have the opportunity in Chase County and in Lyon County through community Thanksgiving dinners.
County offices will share employeeHillsboro Star-Journal - Tue Nov 10
Marion County Department for Elderly will share employee Lanell Hett with the county treasurera s office for the final two months of 2009.
Rayl honored by National GuardEmporia Gazette - Mon Nov 09
Chase County attorney Charles Rayl joined an elite list Sunday afternoon when he was inducted into the Kansas National Guard Hall of Fame during a ceremony in Topeka.
Area schools not leaving students behindEmporia Gazette - Mon Nov 09
Final results from state assessment tests have given area school districts cause to celebrate.
Engle finishes 15th at StateEmporia Gazette - Wed Nov 04
By The Emporia Gazette Wednesday, November 4, 2009 Chase County freshman Kaylee Engle finished 15th on Saturday at the Class 2A State cross country meet in Wamego.
Center earns awardEmporia Gazette - Wed Nov 04
Golden LivingCenter in Cottonwood Falls has received a Step I Quality Award from the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living for outstanding care and service it provides to its residents.
And Theya re OffEmporia Gazette - Sat Oct 31
Bison returned to the Flint Hills on Friday morning and were released onto 1,100 acres of the Tallgrass National Prairie Preserve.
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