November 2000
Photos for November 29, 2000
Jared Jellison, left, a Tonganoxie native, and a friend, Robert Carpenter, Kansas City, Kan., hope to break the Guinnes Book of World Record's mark for the longest continuous canoe trip.
Shann Trieb tries to stay on top of Mike Andrews during wrestling practice last week at Tonganoxie High School. The team's first meet is a junior varsity meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at Santa Fe Trail.
Steve LaForge, co-owner of the Flower Depot, arranges dried bouquets at the company's new building in Tonganoxie's Urban Hess Business Center. The homegrown company has seen tremendous growth since its start 11 years ago.
Jared Jellison, left, a Tonganoxie native, and a friend, Robert Carpenter, Kansas City, Kan., hope to break the Guinnes Book of World Record's mark for the longest continuous canoe trip.
Shann Trieb tries to stay on top of Mike Andrews during wrestling practice last week at Tonganoxie High School. The team's first meet is a junior varsity meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at Santa Fe Trail.
Steve LaForge, co-owner of the Flower Depot, arranges dried bouquets at the company's new building in Tonganoxie's Urban Hess Business Center. The homegrown company has seen tremendous growth since its start 11 years ago.
Jared Jellison, left, a Tonganoxie native, and a friend, Robert Carpenter, Kansas City, Kan., hope to break the Guinnes Book of World Record's mark for the longest continuous canoe trip.
Shann Trieb tries to stay on top of Mike Andrews during wrestling practice last week at Tonganoxie High School. The team's first meet is a junior varsity meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at Santa Fe Trail.
Steve LaForge, co-owner of the Flower Depot, arranges dried bouquets at the company's new building in Tonganoxie's Urban Hess Business Center. The homegrown company has seen tremendous growth since its start 11 years ago.
