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- Shawnee homes featured on upcoming fall tour
- September 10, 2018
- A Shawnee standout will be featured on the upcoming fall Parade of Homes tour.
- Elementary teacher from Shawnee indicted on child sex charge
- September 10, 2018
- An elementary school teacher in Kansas City, Kan., has been charged with sexual solicitation of a minor.
- Thinking Out Loud: 9/11—The day that changed America
- September 10, 2018
- Like the attack on Pearl Harbor and the assassination on John F. Kennedy, Sept. 11, 2001 was a day which would define the history of our nation.
- New fire station in western Shawnee nears completion
- September 10, 2018
- Shawnee elected officials and city staff received a firsthand glimpse of what will soon be a brand new fire station in northwestern Shawnee.
- Duderstadt pumped for new job at Pennington & Company, thankful for time at Dispatch
- September 10, 2018
- Sports reporter Chris Duderstadt is beginning his final week with the Shawnee Dispatch and Lawrence Journal-World after recently accepting a job with Pennington & Company.
- SMN’s Katie Kasunic, Asher Molina earn top-three finishes at Olathe Twilight Meet; SJA runners embrace opportunity
- September 10, 2018
- Shawnee Mission North senior cross country runners Katie Kasunic and Asher Molina earned top-three finishes at the Olathe Twilight meet on Saturday. Kasunic placed second with a time of 19:09.1. Molina took third after clocking in at 16:00. Logan Jiskra also medaled after taking 13th with a time of 16:53.2 to help the SM North boys finish third. With most of St. James’ top runners competing at the Forest Park Festival in St. Louis, a few other SJA runners got the chance to compete in the varsity races at ODAC. Matthew Schneider paced the SJA boys with a time of 17:40.1, which was good for 48th place. Sammy Kopecky finished 89th for the SJA girls after posting a time of 23:00.3. Katie Moore (2nd, 20:49.6) and Jack Moore (5th, 17:22.9) led St. James in St. Louis.
Point of View
What’s your favorite place in Shawnee, and why?
“The magic bike path (75th and Pflumm) winds lazily through water and trees. I feel like I’m in fairy tale land!”
