State officials have concluded their investigation of now-deceased Peabody city clerk Jonathan Clayton and turned the case over to the FBI. “Our KBI case is closed,” Kansas Bureau of Investigation ...

Services for Janette Walter, 93, who died Sunday at Parkside Homes in Hillsboro, will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Ebenfeld Church, rural Hillsboro. Born Nov. 26, 1931, at Ransom, she married Joseph M.

Services for Velda Klein Hiebert, 100, who died June 6, were Monday at First Mennonite Church in Hillsboro. Jost Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Born Dec. 16, 1924, to Ephraim J. and Agnes ...

A sentence of 247 months would be 20 years and 6 months.

Tampa State Bank, with offices in Tampa and Marion, is expected to become a branch of SJN Bank, headquartered in St. John, by the end of this year. Tampa bank has a long history in Marion County. The ...

Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to Marion County businesses, nonprofits, and residents with losses from storms and flooding June 3 to 7. Businesses and nonprofits may borrow up to $2 ...

Ramona and Tampa are farther away from the well field than Lehigh and Durham; their main stretches 12 miles from pumps to tower. Hundreds of miles of pipe branch off to each residence. “It’s at least ...

Less than $22,000 of that could be used on everyday expenses. The city was ordered last month to reimburse Marion County Record lawyer Bernie Rhodes $75,748 for legal bills after a district judge ...

Becker was incorrect. Ronnebaum said rural water districts were quasi-municipal corporations. “They are a public agency,” he said. Ronnebaum said the association suggested that the district hire a ...

Waddell was sitting in a swivel chair in an announcer’s booth above Peabody’s baseball field. His voice traveled through loudspeakers and washed over the city park. A car in the parking lot honked ...

Most out-of-towners waited until evening to show up for Friday’s Fourth Fest in Peabody. Some arrived as late as 10 p.m.; that was when the fireworks show began, after all. But the festivities started ...

Hunters will be limited to harvesting one deer. Each will be assigned a blind. Department of Wildlife and Parks staff will take hunters to their blinds and help with deer removal.