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 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Blue Springs-native Kara Eaker, a former gymnastics nationa stanley cup price l team member and two-time world champion, announced her retirement this week citing alleged abuse at the University of Utah. The 20-year-old Eaker said Friday in an Instagram post that she was also withdrawing from the school.In the Instagram post from Oct. 21, Eaker said that,  For t stanley cup wo years, while training with the Utah Gymnastics team, I was a victim of verbal and emotional abuse.             View this post on Instagram            A post shared by Kara Eaker  @_karaeaker  She added that she had been seeing a university athletics psychologist for a year and a half, and is now seeing a new provider twice a week.  I have recently been diagnosed with severe anxiety and depression, anxiety induced insomnia, and I suffer from panic attacks, PTSD, and night terrors,  Eaker says.Eaker, an alternate for the U.S. Olympic team in 2021, competed for Utah stanley cup  for the past two seasons and helped lead the team to back-to-back third-place finishes at the NCAA championships.While not naming any coaches directly, Eaker said much of the abuse she experienced took place in individual meetings with  an overpowering coach. In  Eoov JCDHE: COVID-19 cases on the rise in Johnson County
 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. 鈥?Back in early January, Allie Shroyer, a Girl Scout, and first-grader at Cheyenne Traditional School in Scottsdale, Arizona, went viral with her virtual sales pitch.After her video was shared hundreds of times and picked up by many local and national news outlets, Allie sold 3,750 boxes of Girl Scout cookies nationwide. We watched it and were laughing so hard and posted it on my FB page and within the first 24 hours she sold over 200 boxes and then it took off from there,  said Allie s mother, Kristen Shroyer.  I just love that it was  stanley termosy our daughter making people smile.         She s also donated more than 1,000 boxes to local hospitals and nursing homes.This week, she donated more than 300 boxes to the Arizona State Veter stanley water bottles ans Home in Phoenix, two for each bed in use, and for the healthcare workers taking care of our veterans.At the end of the day, Allie s pitch wasn t about selling the most boxes or becoming a viral sensation.She simply wants to make people happy. I just thought of making people smile so I just tried my best to make a sales pitch and I started to do it,  Allie says.Allie isn t done yet. She also plans on donating hu stanley bottles ndreds of boxes to a food bank in