Latest Photos by Caroline Boyer
Nick Lecuru of Boy Scout Troop 93 shows Caleb Schmittendorf of Pack ...
More riders round the corner from Renner Road to Holliday Drive. The ...
A police officer leads the front runners on the 24-mile route as ...
And they're off — riders begin to leave the Power Play parking ...
Riders await the starting horn of the Tour de Shawnee.
Joel Dyke, left, mechanic with Trek Bicycle of Kansas City in Shawnee, ...
Stacey Dungan, right, of Shawnee pins a number on her daughter, Kelley, ...
U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore addresses the crowd at the “Driving for Quality ...
Ronald Medford, deputy administrator for the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, spoke ...
Austin George, 9, of Olathe, comes to a quick stop at the ...
Will Arbuckle of Pittsburg, Kan., checks out the interior of one of ...
With the assistance of Mark Mollentine of Shawnee (left), Janice Welytok climbs ...
Charles Owens of Shawnee (left) checks out a 1926 Model T Speedster ...
Rob Goodrich of Lenexa parks his 1931 Model A Ford at Shawnee ...
Roger Rhoades of Shawnee checks out one of the cars on display ...
Shawnee Mayor Jeff Meyers (center, right) congratulates Frank Goode after the unveiling ...
Friends write favorite memories and sign a poster for the family of ...
Friends of Hannah Deaver release a sky lantern after the candlelight vigil ... Read story
Former Shawnee City Council member Frank Goode addresses the crowd Friday at ... Read story
While other volunteers sort and stuff care packages, Cassie Ledgerwood and Nancy ...
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Do you think it is important for Shawnee to be bicycle-friendly?
I think it’s important. I do love and use the paths, but it would be nice to have lanes so we could use bikes to run errands - saving gas!
