BasehorInfo.com / Nicole Kelley

Nicole Kelley is a reporter/copy editor with the Bonner Springs Chieftain/Basehor Sentinel. She began working for The World Co. in May 2007 at The Lansing Current. She is a graduate of the University of Kansas, where she was managing editor of the University Daily Kansan. She also was an intern with the Kansas City Star and The Mirror in Tonganoxie.

Recent stories

Front Street business owners laud construction crews’ efforts: By Nicole Kelley; March 18, 2010; When the Front Street construction project started in October 2009, Matt Beets, Bonner Springs project manager, knew it was going to be complicated.
Company owner deems Marble Crazy a success: By Nicole Kelley; March 11, 2010; Marble artists from across the country were at the top of their game Saturday, showing off their art for hundreds of people to see.
Marble Crazy event to be crazier than ever: Marble celebratory event will bring 22 artists to Bonner; By Nicole Kelley; February 25, 2010; As the 10th anniversary of their Marble Crazy event nears, founders of the Moon Marble Company, Bruce Breslow and Lynda Sproules, are excited for what’s to come.
Five Questions: Tax time: By Nicole Kelley; February 24, 2010; Five Questions about AARP Tax-Aide
Kansas Entertainment gets green light for new casino: By Nicole Kelley; February 18, 2010; The final hurdle has been passed, and developers of the Hollywood casino overlooking Turn 2 at the Kansas Speedway in Wyandotte County are free to move forward with construction.
New downtown Bonner business prepares for opening: By Nicole Kelley; February 15, 2010; A new business coming to downtown Bonner Springs, Sweet Repeats Consignment Boutique, will play host to an inventory drive to prepare for opening.
Class aims to change participants’ eating habits: By Nicole Kelley; February 11, 2010; Fast, frenzied and failing. That’s the way registered nurse Vivian Neuharth describes today’s eating habits of the American people.
Leavenworth ready for Sampler Festival: By Nicole Kelley; February 11, 2010; As the 2010 Kansas Sampler Festival approaches, host city Leavenworth is ready to go.
Kansas Sampler committee confident about progress: By Nicole Kelley; February 10, 2010; As the 2010 Kansas Sampler Festival approaches, host-city Leavenworth is ready to go.
Family business prepares move to Edwardsville: By Nicole Kelley; February 4, 2010; Earp Distribution has made some changes since it was founded in the 1950s, but the biggest change happened through a mixture of chance and a good reputation.

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Recent photos

Jennifer Laughlin, curator of the Wyandotte County Museum, shows off photos included in the museum newest exhibit, WOWs!: Women Ordnance Workers of the Cornhusker Ordnance Plant. The exhibit, depicting women working in factories during World War II, will be on display through May 31.

Michelle and Tom Seibel and their 4-year-old son, Cole, have planned a fundraising event to benefit Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. The Seibels lost their 9-month-old daughter, Lillie, in April 2009 to SIDS.

Barbara Dooley, a volunteer with the AARP Tax-Aide service, gives tax preparation advice to Eric Steck of Merriam at the Antioch Library in Merriam.

Barbara Dooley, a volunteer with the AARP Tax-Aide service, gives tax preparation advice to Eric Steck, of Merriam, at the Antioch Public Library location in Shawnee. Bill Peterson, Partnership and Communications Specialist with AARP Tax-Aide Kansas, talks about the AARP Tax-Aide program in this Five Questions.

Registered nurse Vivian Neuharth shows participants of her nutrition class in Edwardsville different types of food they should cut out of their diets and foods they should be eating more of. Neuharth said that a person’s diet not only affects them physically but also mentally.

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