The Eudora Times

09/18/2025

The Cardinals girls golf team places second at the Frontier League tournament at Spring Hill Wednesday afternoon. Senior Marleigh Grant placed second individually, junior Brooklynn Akers placed sixth, sophomore Lily Wright tied for seventh, sophomore Josie Vogt tied for ninth, freshman Payton Lewis placed 20th and junior Leslie Cundiff placed 26th.

09/17/2025

This image may not look like anything, but it is something I want our readers to see. Twice this week, we have gotten this notice from Facebook in regard to both of our stories about the library. This is Facebook essentially telling us our content is too boring, so it is not going to put it in many people's feeds.

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09/17/2025

Increased funding for library books, programming, employee raises and utilities are among the items in the 2026 budget approved Tuesday night by the Library Board.

Increased funding for library books, programming, employee raises and utilities are among the items in the 2026 budget approved Tuesday night by the Library Board. During the meeting, the board also unanimously agreed to increase the mill levy rate to support these additional costs and future plans....

09/17/2025

Our former sports editor Jack Denebeim won first place for best sports news story and second place best sports feature story from the Missouri Press Association.

09/16/2025

“The memories that I have, and there’s a bunch of them, I’ll cherish for the rest of my life,” Finucane said.

Long-time softball coach Bill Finucane will not be back in the Cardinals’ dugout this season, as he will resign his role and let assistant coach Jan Kushner take over the program. The decision marks the end of a decade of Finucane-led success, including a 2022 state title, a handful of state medal...

09/16/2025

Mack said she will perform in the Lucas Oil Stadium, which houses the Indianapolis Colts. She said she will have a few public concerts and a few concerts just for FFA members.

When sophomore euphonium player Maisy Mack auditioned for the National Future Farmers of America Band, she didn’t think she would get in. But an email in August informed her that she’d been selected. “It was kind of crazy,” Mack said. “I was really surprised.” Mack is the first Eudora st...

09/16/2025

The Cardinals boys soccer team falls to Lansing 3-1 Monday evening in a hard fought game.

09/14/2025

Student Delaney Fleming said she thinks this project is a great way to start the year.

“[It] gets us thinking,” Fleming said. “Kind of forces us to be a bit creative on the first project.”

From “Little Women” to “Sunrise on the Reaping,” students in Austin Lauxman’s high school art class are hard at work creating book covers for the library’s Banned Books Week display. Banned Books Week runs from Oct. 5-11, and the students’ art will be on display Sept. 27 to Oct. 18 at ...

09/13/2025

🚨 Missing Person 🚨

Please help us locate Hillary Hillebert. She may be in the Eudora, Lawrence, or surrounding areas. If you see her or know where she is, please call Douglas County non-emergency dispatch at 785-843-0250 or the number listed on the bulletin.

09/13/2025

The Cardinals girls cross country team placed eighth with a score of 203 at the Wamego Invitational Saturday morning. The Cardinals boys cross country team placed ninth with a score of 243.

09/12/2025

The Senior Foundation of Eudora met for their Friday Fun Day featuring guest speaker Ronda Hassig who spoke about the history of Quantrill’s Raid on Lawrence.

09/12/2025

Elementary students participated in the annual Jogathon Friday. Students from each grade level ran and walked two 15-minute intervals with a five-minute rest break between. The event raised money for the PTO through student sponsorships and pledges.

High school students volunteered at the event and encouraged participants. The volunteers also gave water bottles to students for best effort prizes. Families came to the event to cheer for the students.