Month: July 2011
The marching dragon was halfway into its routine, rounding its way onto the Bowlus Fine Arts Center stage, when Samantha Parrish called an abrupt halt to the proceedings.“I hear talking,” she told a group of…
An emotionally charged budget debate among Iola City Council members this week featured allegations of changing numbers to skew budget increase projections. Councilman Kendall Callahan, in a telephone conversation with the Register, further clarified his…
Iolan fights to survive the ‘Big C’ It goes against the free natures of Jackie and Robert Hutton to be tethered to routine.But since her diagnosis in 2001 with breast cancer, the two are pretty…
Walter Otis Lockart, 89, of Tulsa, Okla., died Thursday, July 14, 2011, at his home.He was born Dec. 2, 1921, in rural Carlyle to Elsworth and Hallie Banks Lockart. He had nine brothers and sisters.…
Dear Editor,It is very sorrowful to think Allen County Animal Rescue Facility may close due to money problems without ever having explored other options.I want to share with you information about another rural animal shelter…
Three Democrats and three Republicans — all leaders in their parties — have come up with a plan to cut $4 trillion out of the federal budget over the coming 10 years and raise revenues,…
GARNETT — Iola American Legion Post 15’s AA Indians got the task at hand done. They won Wednesday night to stay in contention in the Kansas American Legion AA Zone 3 Tournament.The Indians knew it…
Jack Morrell is a sports junkie like most coaches. When he saw an email about a free trip giveaway to the 2011 ESPY Awards from Cox Communcations, he entered the contest online.Last Wednesday, Morrell and…
HAMILTON, Mont. – GONE FISHIN’ . . . He took off on a Sunday fishing trip that never has to end. Donald Eugene Orr decided to settle down at a quiet fishing hole in the…
