Emporia Gazette

Emporia Gazette

The Emporia Gazette is a daily publication based in Emporia, Kansas. In 1895, William Allen White acquired the newspaper for $3,000, which would be equivalent to about $85,300 today. Over the next fifty years, as its editor, he became a legendary figure in both American journalism and politics. The Gazette gained significant national recognition, especially within the Republican Party, after the release of White's editorial titled "What's the Matter With Kansas?" in 1896. This piece sharply criticized Populism and the presidential campaign of William Jennings Bryan. White also developed a close friendship with President Theodore Roosevelt, who frequently visited the White residence, known as Red Rocks, during his travels across the country.

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  • 1 week ago | emporiagazette.com | Christopher Adams

    Area basketball coaching legend Bill Nienstedt was recently hired as the new head coach of the Emporia High School girls basketball program. The USD 253 school board approved the hire last Wednesday. This is Nienstedt’s second go-around at Emporia. He coached the Lady Spartans from 2001 to 2013, where his teams competed in the state tournament five times. Nienstedt takes over for the departed Taylor Scott who coached the Lady Spartans for one season.

  • 1 week ago | emporiagazette.com | Amanda Davis

    The Emporia City Commission approved the final plat for the Stormont Vail facility, located at Road G, during its Wednesday morning meeting. The final plat addresses issues with the western access road on the Debauge Family Sports Complex, outlines the creation of a right-of-way for future road projects, and details the construction of two easements for drainage and sewerline issues.

  • 1 week ago | emporiagazette.com | Amanda Davis

    Editor’s Note: This is the sixth installment of a ten part series where Amanda Davis, a Gazette reporter, will attend the Civic Institute. Each week, she will write about what the class learns, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of city management. We journeyed to the David Traylor Zoo Education Center on Tuesday to visit with Emporia’s four-legged, scaly, and furry residents.

  • 1 week ago | emporiagazette.com | Amanda Davis

    On June 4, Emporia City Commissioners approved the creation of a new stormwater utility fund. Created for the sole purpose of financing future stormwater improvement projects, the stormwater utility fee has been discussed by previous City Engineers since 2017, according to Jim Ubert, current Emporia City Engineer. The stormwater utility fee charge rate is based on Equivalent Residential Units (ERU), a system currently utilized by 23 of 26 Cities of the First Class in Kansas.

  • 1 week ago | emporiagazette.com | Amanda Davis

    The Emporia Public Library held its annual Worm Races Tuesday morning. A large crowd of children and their trusty worm companions congregated at the library, eager to see their worms off and racing for first place. During each race, four worms were placed in a green start circle, and each worm raced to the edge to qualify for the next round. Alexander and his worm Jim took the first place prize. Mateo and his worm Sonic came in second.

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