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October 11, 2014

• Defense propels Blue Valley football team past Aquinas
• Defense comes up big late for Fort Osage
• Center falls behind, but winds up defeating O’Hara 21-9
• Metal detectors in schools: Source of safety or anxiety?
• Blue Springs rebounds, defeats Lee’s Summit West
• Blue Valley North breaks long losing streak against Gardner Edgerton
• Records show that Sen. Pat Roberts was late in paying taxes on property
• Work computers taken from Republican candidate Brice Stewart in Jackson County executive race
• Kansas City debates whether to put Leon Jordan’s name on East Patrol police station
• On the doorstep of history, Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles keeps his eyes on the prize
• Sporting KC beats Chicago 2-0 and clinches spot in the playoffs
• Greg Orman would bring needed change to the U.S. Senate
• Readers share thoughts on guns, Kemper Arena and Gov. Sam Brownback
• Man shot to death at Blue Springs motel
• Mercedes unveils its newest ute, the GLA
• Sporting KC’s Matt Besler, Graham Zusi added to U.S. national team roster for international friendly
• Wobbly James Shields remains a concern for the Royals as postseason progresses
• Lifelong Kansas City fan pens song, ‘Royals Blue’
• Kansas City police trash talking with Baltimore police on Twitter
• Chiefs QB Aaron Murray, Kacie McDonnell announce engagement on Twitter
• Alexus hopes for a home
• Man killed in mower accident in Lenexa
• At festival, Greater Kansas City celebrates all things Japanese
• Winning numbers for Friday, Oct. 10
• Bed of luxury: You can spend a lot or a little on the white linens of your dreams
• New museum in Bristol, Va. marks ‘Birthplace of Country Music’
• Book examines stained-glass windows throughout Kansas City area
• Former K-State football player David Garrett killed in Cleveland
• National League Championship Series preview
• A century later, Royals continue baseball’s rags-to-riches saga
• Royals’ Yordano Ventura not expected to miss next start after leaving ALCS game two because of shoulder tightness
• Rapper’s anthem inspires KC Royals, blasts during celebrations
• Replay: Updates, stats from the Royals’ ALCS game two against the Orioles
• Royals’ Jeremy Guthrie gets game three start in ALCS against familiar opponent
• Royals’ four-extra inning home runs in the postseason is a baseball record
• Alex Gordon’s 10th-inning homer lifts Royals over Orioles 8-6 in ALCS opener
• Orioles decide to start Bud Norris for game two against the Royals’ Yordano Ventura
• Unlikely hero Escobar ignites Royals power surge in victory over Orioles
• Missed opportunities for Royals? No worries
• ALCS, Game One: Inning by inning recap
• In Baltimore, Ripken serves the role of Brett in Kansas City
• Decision to kick deep costs Kansas in loss to No. 16 Oklahoma State
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday’s Kansas-Oklahoma State game
• At Late Night, KU’s Self doesn’t fret over changes in personnel
• After years of change, KU’s Pat Lewandowski trying to savor final season
• No. 13 Georgia thumps No. 23 Missouri as Tigers are shut out for first time since 2002
• Missouri’s Darius White sits against Georgia
• Replay: Updates, stats from from Saturday’s Missouri-Georgia game
• Georgia AD Greg McGarity issues statement supporting suspended running back Todd Gurley
• Cider Mill Ridge offers options for every buyer
• Hunt Midwest communities offer much to see during Parade
• Downsizing is perfected at Loch Lloyd
• 12 Parade entries win awards in Rob Ellerman communities
• Rodrock Development adds five wins for 31st successful Fall Parade
• Brookwood Farms’ homes save energy costs
• Cottonwood Canyon is one of the best of KC area golf course communities
• Construction, design awards recognize outstanding new home building
• Rodrock Development celebrates 31 years of winners
• Call Summerwood home for the holidays
• Communities nearly sold out, new locations planned
• Two new luxury villa model homes open at Villas of Sunnybrook