The Eudora Times

11/06/2025

The Planning Commission recommended against rezoning the area north of K-10 from single-family homes to two-family residential duplexes, citing a lack of information and the potential to disrupt the surrounding homes.

The Planning Commission recommended against rezoning the area north of K-10 from single-family homes to two-family residential duplexes, citing a lack of information and the potential to disrupt the surrounding homes. The land sits between West 16th Street and Hawthorne Street, and the development i...

11/06/2025

About 650,000 visitors are expected next summer in the Kansas City region for the World Cup. Local business leaders were advised Tuesday about some of the impacts.

Chamber members learned more about how the town could be impacted by the 2026 World Cup during a meeting Tuesday. Krys O’Brien and Joshua Falleaf of the Lawrence Chamber presented information on how Eudora could capitalize on the massive sporting event partially hosted in Kansas City. Falleaf desc...

11/06/2025

GW Weld discusses why he's glad to have local news. If you tuned in this past week to our election, sports and other coverage, please support your local newspaper and donate to keep our reporting coming. https://launchku.org/campaigns/thankful-for-the-eudora-times-1

11/05/2025

Food pantry volunteers were busy Wednesday morning. Marsha Gordon said the food stamps cutoff just went into effect, but they have gone through a lot already. She said they saw at least 55 families today. Jeff Holton said donations are the best way to help, whether food or money.

11/05/2025

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11/05/2025

Mayor Tim Reazin said Tuesday night that he was grateful for having been able to serve on the commission for so long and wishes the new members well. He has served on the commission since 2009.

“I don't think this is the end of my service to our community,” Reazin said. “I know I'll continue with the Historical Society board. I'll continue to coach and volunteer as much as I can to give back. And that's what being a good community member is all about. It's not just about showing up for a couple meetings and making decisions that impact everyone. It's about serving throughout your life.“

He said he was proud of the work the commission did in recent years, including the ongoing development of a new water treatment plant as well as road and trail projects across the city.

“I appreciate the opportunity to serve the community,” he said.

11/05/2025

Joe Hurla, Heather Whalen and Tony Barron have won the School Board election.

Joe Hurla, Heather Whalen and Tony Barron have won the School Board election. In complete but unofficial results, Hurla received 892 votes, Whalen 891 votes, and Barron 742 votes. Shawn Vetter received 573, while Travis McCormick had 529. In Johnson County, Whalen won seven votes. McCormick won six....

11/05/2025

Voters elected new candidates Jason Musick and Grant High to the City Commission.

Voters elected new candidates Jason Musick and Grant High to the City Commission. In complete but unofficial results Tuesday night, Musick was leading with 947 votes. High was close behind with 863. Mayor Tim Reazin finished in third with 402 votes and John Cullen received 245. There were 2,457 ball...

11/05/2025

Results as of 8:57 p.m. with 86% of precincts reporting.

11/05/2025

Results as of 8:28 p.m. Not complete

11/05/2025

Latest results as of 8:11 p.m. Not complete.

11/05/2025

Here are some very early results. Not complete.