Shayla Gaulding is a writer based in Emporia, Kansas. She contributes to various local publications, including the Emporia Gazette, Government Technology, and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper. Shayla's articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, government decisions, and educational initiatives.
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Shayla Gaulding's focus is local to the United States, specifically Kansas and Emporia. Her coverage primarily centers around government announcements, event coverage, press releases, education-related topics as well as family & relationships.
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The Lyon County Commission had a simple meeting Thursday morning, approving the sole action item on its agenda.
Members of local law enforcement, dispatch, fire and EMS wrapped up three days of encouraging the Emporia community to give blood Friday, as part of the American Red Cross Battle of the Badges.
By: Shayla Gaulding
Two Reading men suffered suspected minor injuries after a wreck Friday afternoon.
From left to right: Scholarship recipients Kimiya Noor, Allie Baker, Sofia Steigner and Zoey Kelly.
By: Shayla Gaulding
The Chase County Fair results are in.
The Chase County Commission discussed repairs and fielded community concerns during its meeting Wednesday morning.
Taylor Kriley wants to connect with the heart of every Hornet.
Whether you prefer Donkey Kong or Young Link, there’s a monitor for you at Lyon’s Den.
A sign advertises St. Mark's Lutheran Church's car show benefiting Corky's Cupboard Sunday.
By: Shayla Gaulding
With a new interim director, new board of directors and an expansion of new and existing services and activities, the senior center is at a turning point following years of financial pitfalls.
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