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Money Talks at the Bushwhacker Museum
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NEVADA, Mo. — Dave Sorrick, owner of In God We Trust LLC in Mindenmines, is taking his   old U.S. coins and currency to the Bushwhacker Museum at 212 W. Walnut Street in Nevada, for a … more
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An event worker at Thursday’s Rodeo Bible Camp herds a group of cattle into the pen prior to the start of the rodeo at Bill Peak Arena located within the Crawford County Fairgrounds.
Cross Trails Cowboy Ministry holds Rodeo Bible Camp
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GIRARD, Kan. — It all started nine years ago for Chuck and Darlinda Harris of Fort Scott, after learning of a local rodeo Bible camp for area youth cowgirls and cowboys.    … more
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Louie Weimer sinks a putt on the 18th hole at Crestwood Country Club during the morning session of Friday’s Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Chamber Foundation Golf Classic.
Pittsburg Chamber hosts annual Chamber Foundation Golf Classic
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — With clear skies and warm conditions, the weather was perfect while the prizes were even better during Friday’s annual Chamber Foundation Golf Classic hosted by the … more
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Sukoshi-Kitsune says take a chance and roll the dice on adopting a new dog and emBARKing on the adventure of a lifetime. 
National organization to host live fundraiser for local animal shelter
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Jordan’s Way, a non-profit organization that travels the United States, will be coming to Pittsburg’s Fifth Street Bar and Grill on Wednesday, June 12, from 6 to 9 … more
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Deputy terminated after filing to run for Sheriff 
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. — Deputy Sheriff Billy Tomasi is running for Sheriff of Crawford County on the Republican ticket. Tomasi, a 31-year law enforcement veteran, is challenging incumbent Danny … more
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Tim O’Sullivan of Hinkle Law Firm speaks to attendees at the 2024 Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas Estate Planning Forum held Thursday in The Foundry at Block22.
CFSEK Estate Planning Forum held Thursday
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas’ (CFSEK) annual Estate Planning Forum returned to Pittsburg Thursday as Southeast Kansas attorneys, CPAs, insurance … more
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Sponsored by Aetna, the Irene Ransom Bradley School of Nursing hosted a morning camp for students entering the fourth through sixth grades. The event was designed to expose students to numerous aspects of healthcare from nursing and first aid to human anatomy, hand washing and ace wrapping. During one of the activities, university professor and master adviser Barbara McClaskey teaches kids how to properly apply cardiopulmonary resuscitation, also known as CPR. Cheryl Giefer, the director of the Irene Ransom Bradley School of Nursing, noted that the morning camp is aimed to be an annual event. For more information on summer camps, visit pittstate.edu/office/ticket-office/summer-camps.html.
‘A Morning in Nursing’
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Half Way Home Music and Arts Festival scheduled for Saturday
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — A new event is making its way to the J.J. Richards Band Shell in Lincoln Park on Saturday, a day-long music and arts festival hosted by Devil Damnit Promotions, H2E Festivals, … more
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Gorilla Rising is rising
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg State Vice President of Finance and Facilities Doug Ball met with the Economic Development Advisory Council (EDAC) Wednesday morning to discuss the future of the … more
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NAC continues to build neighborhood map
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — With results from the online survey, the Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC) reviewed and discussed some of the suggestions made. While most respondents noted they either … more
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Girard expands fireworks ordinance
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GIRARD, Kan. — The Girard City Council met Monday and approved a new ordinance that amends the city’s ordinance regarding the sale of fireworks.   “Currently, the city … more
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The ever-popular Wacky Wednesdays children’s series returned to the Crawford County Historical Museum on Wednesday, which runs every Wednesday until June 26, offering many activities for kids in preschool through sixth grade. This week, area kids joined the Oceanus Hopkins Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Little Balkans chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution to view its traveling exhibit while also creating crafts. Next week, from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the theme is “Little Museum on the Prairie,” featuring hand-dipped candle making, apple juice making, butter churning, corn shelling, and clothes washing.
Wacky Wednesdays returns to CCHM
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Wildcat Extension Horticulture Agent Jesse Gilmore teaches a class on “Fruit Tree Pest Management” in early March at the Pittsburg Public Library. Gilmore, who has spent four years with the extension, had a going-away party for him late Wednesday afternoon as he plans to move to Indiana to pursue a degree.
Gilmore says ‘goodbye’ to Wildcat Extension
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GIRARD, Kan. — It all started the day before graduating from Kansas State University. On that day, Jesse Gilmore received his job as a horticulture agent from K-State Research and Extension … more
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Page 1A, Pittsburg Headlight, June 6, 1944.
Papers document historic day
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It was an unseasonably cool summer morning in Pittsburg, with clear skies, when the Sun brought the first news of the Allied invasion of Normandy to the citizens’ doorsteps. more
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Girard Council discusses lead pipe survey
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GIRARD, Kan. — The City of Girard is about to take a closer look at water lines. At their regular meeting, Tuesday, the City Council heard from Girard Public Works Director Jackie Messer, who … more
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Rain moved the Pittsburg Public Library’s story time from Lincoln Park to the library, Tuesday, but that didn’t keep dozens of children and their families from gathering in the conference room for the start of the “Adventure Begins.” The summer story time series runs through July 24. The Monday evening story time is held at 6 p.m. at the library, while every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 a.m. it is at Lincoln Park, pending weather. Once the weather warms up in July, story time is scheduled to be held at the same times in the library.
‘Adventure Begins at Your Library’
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The Arma City Pool, thought to be nearly 50 years old, is needing some TLC. The City Council heard, Monday, about a persistent leak that forcing city staff to add about 21,000 gallons of water a day.
Arma Council talks pool leak, police reports
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ARMA, Kan. — The Arma City Council’s Monday meeting focused on pool updates, zoning modifications, and police department reports, while also preparing for the 2025 budget.    … more
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CFSEK General Fund Grant applications open
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas’ (CFSEK) General Fund Grant application is now open for organizations across Crawford County and the southeast Kansas … more
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Staff and students of Girard’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter claimed the prestigious “Triple Crown” award at the 96th Kansas FFA Convention in Manhattan late last week, earning the trophy ahead of nine other finalists.
Girard FFA claims ‘Triple Crown’
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GIRARD, Kan. — The Girard High School’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter received the prestigious “Triple Crown” award at the final session of the 96th Kansas FFA … more
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Pro-Life supporters gathered at the St. Mary’s Colgan Fieldhouse on Friday night in response to the news of a Planned Parenthood opening soon in Pittsburg. Guest speakers talked to the audience about strategies to support expectant mothers and the alternatives available to them. The goal of those present is to force the clinic to close within six months of opening. 
Pro-Life community rallies against proposed clinic, vows to close Planned Parenthood in six months
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Spurred by the recent announcement of a Planned Parenthood clinic to open in Pittsburg soon, pro-life supports from all around southeast Kansas and the Four States gathered at … more
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