February 2001
Photos for February 14, 2001
Nola Cooper's pages of music are highlighted with special instructions.
Shirlene Pouppit, center, beams with pride as she awaits her time to sing.
Director Gary Weidenaar leads the members of the Kaw Valley Community Chorus through a practice session in which members are working on Handel's Messiah. The group, which includes singers of varying ages, meets for practice each Monday night in Bonner Springs.
Kevin Rose, center, of Cabela's, headquartered in Sidney, Neb., shakes hands with Hugh Zimmer of Zimmer Management, which plans a tourism area on 400 acres adjacent to the Kansas Speedway. To Rose's right is Carol Marinovich, mayor of the Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kan., unified government.
Dee Ketchum, chief of the Delaware Tribe of Indians, prepares to leave the second floor of the Leavenworth County Courthouse last Thursday after talking with county commissioners about the possibility of building a casino in the county.
Chad Starcher wrestles a Lansing opponent at the Kaw Valley League meet Saturday. The Chieftains finished second at the meet.
Katie Jeannin tries to dribble the ball around a defender during last Wednesday's first-round Tonganoxie freshmen's game against Pleasant Valley, as Cristen Bray looks on. The Chieftains won the game, 31-19.
Nola Cooper's pages of music are highlighted with special instructions.
Shirlene Pouppit, center, beams with pride as she awaits her time to sing.
Director Gary Weidenaar leads the members of the Kaw Valley Community Chorus through a practice session in which members are working on Handel's Messiah. The group, which includes singers of varying ages, meets for practice each Monday night in Bonner Springs.
Kevin Rose, center, of Cabela's, headquartered in Sidney, Neb., shakes hands with Hugh Zimmer of Zimmer Management, which plans a tourism area on 400 acres adjacent to the Kansas Speedway. To Rose's right is Carol Marinovich, mayor of the Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kan., unified government.
Dee Ketchum, chief of the Delaware Tribe of Indians, prepares to leave the second floor of the Leavenworth County Courthouse last Thursday after talking with county commissioners about the possibility of building a casino in the county.
Chad Starcher wrestles a Lansing opponent at the Kaw Valley League meet Saturday. The Chieftains finished second at the meet.
Katie Jeannin tries to dribble the ball around a defender during last Wednesday's first-round Tonganoxie freshmen's game against Pleasant Valley, as Cristen Bray looks on. The Chieftains won the game, 31-19.
Nola Cooper's pages of music are highlighted with special instructions.
Shirlene Pouppit, center, beams with pride as she awaits her time to sing.
Director Gary Weidenaar leads the members of the Kaw Valley Community Chorus through a practice session in which members are working on Handel's Messiah. The group, which includes singers of varying ages, meets for practice each Monday night in Bonner Springs.
Kevin Rose, center, of Cabela's, headquartered in Sidney, Neb., shakes hands with Hugh Zimmer of Zimmer Management, which plans a tourism area on 400 acres adjacent to the Kansas Speedway. To Rose's right is Carol Marinovich, mayor of the Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kan., unified government.
Dee Ketchum, chief of the Delaware Tribe of Indians, prepares to leave the second floor of the Leavenworth County Courthouse last Thursday after talking with county commissioners about the possibility of building a casino in the county.
Chad Starcher wrestles a Lansing opponent at the Kaw Valley League meet Saturday. The Chieftains finished second at the meet.
Katie Jeannin tries to dribble the ball around a defender during last Wednesday's first-round Tonganoxie freshmen's game against Pleasant Valley, as Cristen Bray looks on. The Chieftains won the game, 31-19.
