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Spring Valley Elementary School collectively walked a mile in its own shoes Friday afternoon during the Bramlage Family Walk a Mile event.
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People had a chance to hear about the state of the Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening during the Chamber’s annual meeting.
Nov. 5, Junction City voters will find an item asking for the renewal of a one cent sales tax.
The City of Junction City has issued a construction permit for the new Junction City High School, according to Unified School District 475. This permit will allow concrete work and vertical construction scheduled to begin immediately at the site of the new school.
One person attained minor injuries during a structure fire at 1402 Rucker Rd. early Saturday morning.
A woman died of a self-inflicted gunshot Thursday afternoon at Godfrey’s Indoor Ranges and Tactical Supply.
Golfers turned out to support the hospital at Rolling Meadows Golf Course Thursday when the Geary Community Healthcare Foundation held its annual Fall Classic fundraiser.
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Brothers Trae and Thane McDaniel celebrated a Cowdin Cup championship together on Saturday night, but their next steps will be quite different.
In late May, the Junction City Brigade convened for the first time at Rathert Field. A lot entered Junction City from different backgrounds and other parts of the country, but a lot of them had similar goals for the summer.
The Junction City Brigade started off on the right foot Friday night in its quest to defend the Cowdin Cup Championship that it won a year ago.
The Junction City Brigade is headed back to the Cowdin Cup Championship, but getting there was no easy task.
Clinching the No. 1 seed in the playoffs has its benefits. One is that your team receives a bye, and doesn’t have to compete in a postseason game until the semi-final round. The second is that you play the worst seed remaining in the playoffs by that point. But with those elements working in…
In the final regular season home game for the Junction City Brigade, the ball was in the hands of ace pitcher Riley Taylor Sunday night. Taylor has had plenty of success in front of the JC crowd at Rathert Field, and he had another good outing. It turned out to be one of his best games of the year.
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