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May 23, 2015

• Lawrence Free State’s Courtney Caldwell opens big at Kansas 6A state swim meet
• The Conversation: Photographer Matt Rahner documents the last days of a KC neighborhood
• High school results - May 22
• High school track and field - May 22
• High school swimming - May 22
• Midway’s Adia Eberle wins Missouri Class 1 high jump at state meet
• Olathe East’s Kayla Davis captures 1,600 meters at Olathe North regional track meet
• Park Hill’s Christopher Nilsen vaults to new heights at sectional meet
• Absentee voting now open for KC’s June 23 election
• Royals keep quiet on next step for injured pitcher Jason Vargas
• Royals yet to decide between Drew Butera, Erik Kratz as backup catcher
• Former Royals and Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog holds court before game
• Saturday’s Royals-Cardinals lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• KC-born photographer David Douglas Duncan was an eyewitness to history
• The roots of rock and roll are exposed in ‘Million Dollar Quartet’
• GM’s commitment to Fairfax plant instills pride, confidence in workers
• Heartland Park Topeka faces an uncertain future
• Reward offered in Belton homicide
• Cable-Dahmer welcomes visit from Cadillac Club of KC
• 2015 CHEVROLET CRUZE TURBO DIESEL
• Curnow Auto Plaza seeks to expand its market beyond Liberty
• Track records fall during Heartland Park Topeka qualifying
• Man rescued from river at Kaw Point
• Resurgent Mike Moustakas epitomizes rise of Royals
• Perception of Royals manager Ned Yost has certainly changed
• Contempt ruling is sought against KCK community activist in traffic fatality case
• Family wanted: Mark hopes for a home
• Clint Bowyer to honor his grandfather with Memorial Day tribute during Sprint Cup race
• Homicide reported in Kansas City, Kan.
• Forum in Kansas City opens dialogue between law enforcement and youths
• Give Kansas City voters good reasons to show up for the June 23 election
• Bill Hindle and Sharon Brightwell share a passion for street rods
• Readers share views on Capitol intern perils, CEO compensation and voter ID laws
• Orrick’s Samantha Fulte wins another state track title
• One dead in KC North traffic collision
• Police kill double homicide suspect James Horn; relatives of victims express relief
• Winning numbers for Friday, May 22
• Graphic artist Shelby Owen-Johnson turns fondness for fonts into a business
• Andrew Roe’s ‘The Miracle Girl’ wraps hope, tragedy in an optimistic novel
• ‘Spinster’ targets joys and trials of single life, but author Kate Bolick is a serial monogamist
• Tom Brokaw is frank about mortality and cancer in his memoir
• What’s new at theme parks this summer: Coasters, pop culture rides and Orlando Eye
• Readorama: ‘Fight Club’ author Chuck Palahniuk to speak May 29 at Uptown Theater
• Genome sequencing holds tremendous promise for infants, but issues abound
• Royals top Cardinals, 5-0, to claim best record in baseball
• Kendrys Morales provides offense for Royals against Cardinals
• Central Missouri’s season ends with 7-6 loss to California (Pa.) in NCAA Division II softball tourney
• K-State eliminated from Big 12 baseball tournament by Oklahoma
• Kansas football lands commitment from Texas high school safety
• Introducing Brookfield Residential Harmony Collection at Shoal Creek Valley
• Inspired Homes offers inspired living along K-7 corridor
• First Choice Custom Homes to build in new Kearney community
• Boveri Realty applauds four new apartment complexes
• Summerwood Estates popular with custom homebuyers
• The unparalleled commitment of Darol Rodrock
• Farmers National schedules seminar on cropland investment
• First three Tuscany Piazza Townhomes nearing completion
• Reduced prices on remaining new homes at Raintree Lake Villas