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DAR awards grant to teacher
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CHEROKEE – During a regularly scheduled USD 247 BOE meeting on June 9, Mary Colvin, a teacher at Southeast Middle School in Cherokee, was awarded a $3,800 grant from the Daughters of the … more
Sipping on sunshine and good times
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — From hatchet tossing to Pop-A-Shot to dancing, New Hope Services in Pittsburg hosted its first-ever multi-agency luau on a clear, slightly breezy Wednesday afternoon.  … more
‘Color Our World’
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Activities increase for Sheriff, PD
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Calls for service increased once again last week for the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office and Pittsburg Police Department.   more
Healing with hands-on methods
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From retirees to athletes, Dr. William Bennetts, owner of Momentum Chiropractic, has been treating a wide range of individuals in the Southeast Kansas area for the past 10 years.   more
In the 1800s and 1900s, fraternal benefit societies were very popular in the United States because this was a way that the working class could afford financial protection. more
GIRARD, Kan. — County Counselor Jim Emerson reported that, as of Friday, the county has received 2,000 responses to the comprehensive plan survey. Wichita attorney Josh Albins, who is … more
Inspire Health camps to start July 1
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Registration is open for a new summer camp for area kids looking to explore various healthcare careers.    Hosted by the Community Health Center of Southeast … more
Summer meals offered in Crawford County
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. — Summer vacation has already begun in Crawford County. With students out of school, some families may struggle to put food on the table.    Those looking … more
Pens with a Purpose
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — For eight years, Sarah Shank has provided a home for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities through Mosaic in Southeast Kansas. But instead of a job, Shank refers to it as a calling.   more
Back to their roots
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FRONTENAC, Kan. — Just in time for Mining Days, McKay Street Coffeehouse Owners Brad and Andra Stefanoni invited the public to grab a beverage, create art and learn some history.   more
Mercy welcomes new pediatrician
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pediatrician Dr. William Jones recently joined Dr. Jessilyn Humble and Nurse Practitioner Ally Pinkley at Mercy Pediatrics Clinic, which has filled a need in the community.   more
Quite the handful
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — At the same time that young Four-State musicians honed their jazz skills, Monday, they also honored the memory of another young jazz musician who died far too soon.   … more
MCALESTER, Okla. — The Miners Hall Museum in Franklin was recognized as an “Outstanding Attraction” by the Jefferson Highway Association during their annual banquet held in … more
Frontenac dedicates Miners Park
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Frontenac held a dedication ceremony Thursday for the new Miners Park. The observance coincided with the opening of Heritage Hall and the beginning of Frontenac’s Mining Days festivities. more
GIRARD, Kan. — Casey Brown, community engagement coordinator for the Southeast Kansas Community Action Program (SEKCAP), spoke with the county commissioners at their regular meeting, Friday, … more
County hosts public forum
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GIRARD, Kan. — It was a pretty light crowd on Thursday night as attorney Joshua Albins explained the purpose, pros and cons of zoning as part of the county’s comprehensive plan. The … more
‘Newsies’ set for Friday, Saturday
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Thirty-two young performers, ages 10-17, will bring “Newsies JR” to the stage at Pittsburg High School on Friday and Saturday, June 6-7. more
USD 247 BOE ponders aging school’s future
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WEIR, Kan. — USD 247’s oldest building, Southeast Elementary School, is facing numerous issues that have led to the disruption of learning environments, costly repairs, and potential … more
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