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Prairie State Park hosts annual jubilee
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Naturalists, historical reenactors, and even magicians were on hand Saturday for the 2022 Prairie Jubilee at Prairie State Park near Mindenmines, Missouri. more
The Pittsburg community came together this weekend in celebration and promotion of local fine arts at the town’s semiannual ArtWalk. more
An accident at the intersection of East 570th Ave. and South 200th Street on Saturday afternoon claimed the life of 71-year-old Edward Leroy Nutt of Mindenmines, Missouri.  more
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment rescinded a boil water advisory Friday for the Neosho County Rural Water District 12 public water supply system. more
Suspect sought in shooting near Pittsburg
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Authorities were attempting to locate a suspect Friday after a local man was shot Thursday evening at the Whispering Pines Mobile Home Park, according to the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office.  more
One of the area’s pioneer businesses has become part of another area company, according to an announcement today.  more
Fall ArtWalk returns
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The Pittsburg ArtWalk returned to downtown on Friday for its first full-scale fall event since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. more
Writer finds solace in words
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The poems are a little dark, the fiction even darker. And it’s not just the author’s interest in true crime. It’s her life story.  more
A new way to bond
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The K-State Wildcat Extension District strives to create educational and developmental programs and provide research-based information to the communities in Crawford, Labette, Montgomery, and Wilson counties, and last week, it added Michelle Broxterman, family and child development extension agent, to its team.  more
‘Barbaric Modernities’
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Cutline: Multidisciplinary teacher-scholar Hyeryung Hwang gives a lecture, “Barbaric Modernities,” on her studies and research in world literature and cinema, incorporating theories of imperialism and colonialism, at the Overman Center on Pittsburg State University’s campus Thursday evening. Hwang’s talk was the 29th annual Emmett Lecture, which is sponsored by the Emmett family, the PSU English Department, and The Midwest Quarterly in memory of the late Victor J. Emmett Jr., a professor of English for 23 years. more
After a brief meeting on Friday, Crawford County Commissioners Bruce Blair and Jeremy Johnson visited the sheriff’s office to view the department’s time management system, with the idea that a similar system could be implemented for other county departments.  more
After serving less than a year in the position, Fort Scott’s city manager has resigned, and the city commission this week approved hiring an interim city manager and assistant city manager.  more
CHCSEK is the recipient of a $500,000 federal grant to facilitate access to life-saving cancer screenings and early detection services, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced Friday.  more
Rumble for the Jungle 
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The Crawford County Commission seat for the Third District is up for grabs this November, with Democratic incumbent Jeremy Johnson defending his seat against the very man he took it from, GOP candidate, and former Democrat, Carl Wood. more
Henri Freyburger
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In the year 58 BC, the Roman Empire established the first vineyards in what is today the city of Colmar, France. more
The Kansas Department of Transportation has announced the schedule for this year’s Fly Kansas Air Tour, and one of the stops is in Pittsburg. more
KDHE has announced it will hold a series of public meetings, including one in Chanute, to help communities and public water supply systems learn about the EPA's new Lead and Copper Rule Revisions. more
District appoints new magistrate judge
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After interviews were conducted for three candidates, the 11th Judicial District, comprised of Cherokee, Crawford, and Labette counties, appointed Joe Gordon Gregory as a new district magistrate judge on Thursday.   more
Food from around the globe
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Following the success of the International Food and Culture Festival, the Pittsburg State University International Student Association decided to create a similar event but with a slightly different feel. Starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30, the association will hold its first Global Fest, an event featuring a variety of food and crafts for sale.  more
Prairie Jubilee
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Prairie State Park in conjunction with Missouri State Parks will present an interactive outdoor experience for the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24 at the park, which is located near Mindenmines, Missouri.   more
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