Pat Sheley

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From Airbrush to Watercolor
Artist turns “incongruity” into art
By Pat Sheley
May 10, 2001
Area residents are accustomed to watching Jim Schultz use a wrench as he plies his craft beneath the hood of a car. What they may not know is that those same hands wield a paintbrush just as effectively.
Remembering the days of Cactus Jack
Man’s roots grounded in father’s musical past
By Pat Sheley
April 5, 2001
There is no guarantee that the streaks of red lipstick Don Call smeared as he vainly tried to wipe them from his cheek were the remnants of Patsy Cline’s last kiss.
Design firm finds strength in small numbers
By Pat Sheley
January 25, 2001
According to an old adage, good things come in small packages. In the case of Infusion Design, one of Bonner Springs’ newest companies, big business thrives in a small space.
Hues of a glass artist
Garrett expresses talent in glass
By Pat Sheley
January 18, 2001
Weaving fabric into art
Cloth becomes local artist’s canvass
By Pat Sheley
January 11, 2001
Wherever she looks, she collects impressions and ideas. She perceives forms and patterns where others see only objects. She notices hues and tints where others see only basic colors. She incorporates all this visual information into her expressive fiber art.
Speaking from experience
By Pat Sheley
November 16, 2000
Because his mind is filled with vivid memories of combat duty and various missions, everyday is Veteran`s Day for Retired Lt. Col. Jim Soper.
Bids for physical education center lower than expected
By Pat Sheley
November 16, 2000
Members of the Bonner Springs-Edwardsville Board of Education registered surprise and pleasure as they heard contractors` bids on the construction of the District Physical Education facility at their Nov. 8 meeting as all eight bids came in below the projected cost of $9.2 million.

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