September 2008
Photos for September 3, 2008
The Blockbuster store in Leavenworth offers a new transfer service for customer's home movies.
Pastimes Grill and Bar will open its doors in Basehor within the next two months.
The Basehor City Council has approve plans for a better road along 150th Street from Parallel Road to Craig Street.
With the engines running but in neutral, the class of riders walk their bikes along a portion of the track.
Instructor Liz Resman (right) leads a class of nine riding students on Saturday in a parking lot at Kansas City Kansas Community College. The college provides the motorcycles.
L'Orianne Koneczny (left) talks with her husband Paul during a break from the outside motorcycle classroom. Both were in separate classes on Saturday.
L'Orianne Koneczny took a spill on her motorcycle during class but was not injured.
Breena Callahan of Mission (left) and Stephanie Dembski of Platte City along with other students practice their hand control grip before getting back on their motorcycles.
Members of the Basehor Dairy Days Committee (top photo) present a $1,200 check, the proceeds from the Dairy Days 5K Fun Run, to members of the Basehor Park Association Board last month in Basehor City Park. Pictured (from left) are City Superintendent Gene Myracle, Cindy Bartko, Pat Rogers, Judy Goens, Kaci Brutto, Melanie Morris and Lila White.
Basehor Park Association Board member Judy Goens (left) and Basehor PRIDE president Chuck Wilderson prop up a sign that will be posted in Basehor City Park. The sign shows rules for materials accepted and not accepted.
Basehor-Linwood senior receiver Ben Zuk (84) will be a key part of the offense this year for the Bobcats as they go against other tough Kaw Valley teams.
BLHS junior Cassy Bever (left) jumps to launch the ball back over the net in volleyball quad action Tuesday against Eudora. The Bobcats dropped the match to Cardinals but defeated Bonner Springs and Baldwin in its other matches.
Farm Life: A Century of Change for Farm Families and Their Neighbors is a new exhibit at the Agriculture Hall of Fame that examines the changes that farming has seen in the last 100 years. The exhibit will there from now until Oct. 5.
Not only has Chris Anderson never missed a Monday Night Football game in 31 years, he and his wife of 47 years, Marilyn, have three TV sets in his family room so he can watch as many Sunday games as possible.
