Whataburger is a burger establishment, and they have been popping up in Johnson County, the sixth one has opened in Gardner, KS.
Whataburger has a wide variety of different burgers, shakes, and desserts,...
The increasing rise of abuse towards transgender people is not a new issue, nor one exclusive to Gardner. That fact, however, does not excuse the horrible mistreatment of the transgender students of the...
A fourth board member within the past year submitted their resignation on Tuesday, March 1, while a new member was appointed at the March 7 meeting to fill Robin Stout’s previous resignation. Kristen...
On Saturday, February 6, the Gardner-Edgerton Advanced Robotics (G.E.A.R.) team made it to semifinals, placing 6th overall out of 24 teams in the 2022 FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science...
On Monday, January 24, grades 9-12 returned to mandated masks. If the percentage of students absent due to COVID are down to 2%, masks will be optional once again beginning February 7.
In November,...
After former superintendent Pam Stranathan resigned in December, the search began for a new superintendent to fill Stranathan’s open spot, starting with naming former GEHS principal and Director of Auxiliary...
On Monday, January 10, new school board members were welcomed to their positions with a tense first meeting which ended with naming former GEHS principal and current Director of Auxiliary Services Mark...
As Christmas approaches, the choir program at Gardner Edgerton High school holds a Christmas event for anyone to see.
On Wednesday, December 8th at 7 pm, the program will be held in the auditorium....
The Blazer Stop is returning Wednesday, November 10 after a year off due to Covid.
“I’m excited to just start selling stuff," Ryan Beane, a senior and part of The Blazer Stop’s social media team...
Election season has come back around and Gardner residents are getting ready to cast their votes on Tuesday, November 2, 2021. The Blazer sent out questions to each candidate running for mayor and each...
With staffing shortages and supply chain issues, more businesses than ever are relying on a younger workforce, including students at GEHS. With a surplus of available positions, many local businesses are...
