Kaitlyn Syring Staff reporter

Kaitlyn Syring is a staff reporter for Basehor. She is a University of Kansas graduate.

Recent stories

Job creation, retention center of LCDC discussion
March 11, 2010
Job creation and retention was again a hot topic at the Leavenworth County Development Corporation’s monthly board meeting.
Commissioners move Theno Estates annexation forward
March 11, 2010
Three properties in the Theno Estates subdivison are one step closer to becoming part of Basehor.
Assistant joins staff at City Hall
March 11, 2010
Basehor has several new faces on its city staff this year, the newest of which is its administrative assistant.
Superintendent updates board on budget issues
March 11, 2010
Though budget cuts have hurt the Basehor-Linwood School District, Superintendent David Howard says he remains optimistic.
City hires new administrative assistant
March 9, 2010
Basehor has several new faces on its city staff this year, the newest of which is its new administrative assistant.
Superintendent updates Basehor-Linwood USD 458 board on budget outlook
March 8, 2010
Though this year’s budget cuts have hurt the Basehor-Linwood School District, Superintendent David Howard remains optimistic.
Council talks staff salaries
March 4, 2010
City staff wages are back on the Basehor City Council agenda.
Exhibit chronicles Kansas literature
March 4, 2010
The Basehor Historical Museum has opened a new exhibit that pays tribute to the captivating history of literature in Kansas.
Basehor grocery closing causes uncertainties for city
March 3, 2010
The closing of Basehor’s Wolf Creek Parkway grocery store has created several uncertainties for the city.
County commission discusses extension office merger
March 2, 2010
In an effort to combat the troubled economy, the Leavenworth County and Wyandotte County extension offices are continuing to work toward a merger.

Full story list

Recent photos

Cassie Schmidt

Cassie Schmidt is the new Basehor city administrative assistant.

Anna Jean Breuer discusses some of the information displayed in the Basehor Historical Museum's newest exhibit, "Kansas: Land of Literature."

Jane Ferris shops Wednesday around what’s left on the shelves at Wolf Creek Marketplace, 15256 Wolf Creek Parkway. Empty shelves, clearance baskets and a somber mood are all that remains as the grocery store prepares to shut down following disappointing sales since its opening in July 2009.

Basehor-Linwood High School students perform the western melodrama "Snake in the Grass" for their winter play.

Full photo list