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Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday photo is of the Kane Wolves junior varsity basketball team from the pages of the 1962 Hurri-Kane. The young Wolves finished their season with a 16-6 record. From left to right are, front row, M. Weiser, D. Johnson, W. Eckstrom, S. Manfredo, J.

Headlines from the Past

Kane Republican Headlines from the Past – Week of October 6, 1971
Kane Must Stop Quinn, Feldbauer In Varsity Game

Headlines from the Past

Kane Republican Headlines from the Past – Week of September 29, 1926
Test Well Hampered By Gas Pressure
Gas Pressure Blows Tools Out Of Deep Well Near Lamont

Headlines from the Past

Kane Republican Headlines from the Past- Week of September 22, 1961
“Save The Bridge” Leader Is Bitter Over Veto Action
Governor Says He Cannot Recall A Veto

Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday picture is of the Kane High Majorettes from the pages of the 1975 Hurri-Kane. From left to right are: M. Stauffer, L. James, S. Kearney, S. Koza, J. Wolfgang, J. Bryant, K. Collin, D. Danielson, L. Micheau.

Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday picture comes from the pages of the 1971 Hurri-Kane. Mr. Edward Bryant was Kane High's chemistry teacher, as well as the school's athletic director. He also was the advisor for the athletic association.

VIDEO: Meet the 2017 Guinness World Records holders

The latest stars of the Guinness World Records include the tallest female dog, the longest domestic cat and a man who has become the fastest runner on his hands upside down with a football between his legs.

Headlines from the Past

Kane Republican Headlines from the Past- Week of September 8, 1941

VIDEO - AP Poll: The Anomaly Of Starting, Finishing No. 1

It happens about as often as an eclipse. OK, maybe that's an exaggeration. In this
stat-astic video, see how often a college football team has started the preseason
number one and finished the season with a ticker tape parade.

Headlines from the Past

Kane Republican Headlines from the Past – Week of August 25, 1926