Log in
Local News
3284 results total, viewing 1 - 20
GIRARD, Kan. — Much of Friday’s county commission meeting was spent in executive session, but commissioners did hear concerns about individual solar panel sales, new grant opportunities … more
Cow Creek Review celebrates 40th anniversary
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — A new edition of the “Cow Creek Review” is available to the public.   To celebrate its 40-year anniversary, members of Pittsburg State University’s … more
SOKS, PSU host ‘Victory Day’
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Special Olympics Kansas (SOKS) athletes from the Southeast Region hit the gridiron Friday morning, partnering with Pittsburg State University football players for a fun day of … more
Skubitz Foundation awards grants
Exclusive subscriber content
On Thursday, the Midwest Institutional Trust Company (MITC) awarded this year’s Leon V. and Dorothy M. Skubitz Foundation grants to three local agencies in an event that honored two “two very humble and down-to-earth” people. more
Miners’ Hall celebrates 12 years
Exclusive subscriber content
FRONTENAC, Kan. —   Members of Miners Hall Museum Foundation celebrated their 12th anniversary and were treated to homemade antipasto and wine served by Pittsburg Area Young Professionals … more
EDAC recommends funding for CHCSEK project
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Community Health Centers of Southeast Kansas (CHCSEK) President Jason Wesco, along with members of his team, met with the Economic Development Advisory Committee on Wednesday … more
‘Music on the Lake’ begins Friday
Exclusive subscriber content
FARLINGTON, Kan. — Nestled in the northern region of Crawford County is Crawford State Park, also known as Farlington Lake, offering everything from camping to trail hiking to fishing.  … more
‘Until every pet has a home’
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Like many animal shelters across the nation, overpopulation and overcrowding is an ongoing issue for the SEK Humane Society.    “We are still currently at … more
NAC reviews online survey
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg’s Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC) reviewed the results of their recent online survey about neighborhood names, concerns, and improvements. The survey has … more
Local DAR chapter honors vets
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Oceanus Hopkins Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is dedicated to promoting Historic Preservation, education, and patriotism. To that end, members … more
Pizza, special friends & a lot of love
Exclusive subscriber content
What’s the key to making a really good craft pizza? “Follow directions and don’t mess up.” Chesli should know. The 13-year-old got a hands-on lesson at pizza making this week at Drop the H Brewing Company as part of a fun event sponsored by Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters. more
‘Solidarity with Palestine’
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — For those thinking about adopting a cat while looking for something fun to do during the weekend, this Saturday might be the lucky day.    Pawprints on the … more
PITTSBURG, Kan. — A new alliance has formed to counter efforts by the Kansas Department of Transportaion (KDOT) to build a new bypass around the cities of Arma, Frontenac, and Pittsburg … more
Meals on Wheels
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — During the month of April 2024, 937 meals were delivered to the elderly and disabled in Pittsburg. Ascension Via Christi Hospital Nutritional Services prepares the meals. … more
LAMAR, Mo. — The Lamar, Missouri, Coin and Collectors Show is making a return engagement on Saturday, May 4, at the Thiebaud Auditorium. The one-day event attracts hundreds of collectors and … more
Miners’ Hall Museum celebrates 12 years
Exclusive subscriber content
FRANKLIN, Kan. — Miners Hall Museum will host its 12 th anniversary annual Membership Dinner Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pallucca’s Event Center in Frontenac.  This is a private … more
Lessons from baseball
Exclusive subscriber content
It’s not surprising that when Dan Smith talks about leadership, he uses a lot of baseball analogies. Smith, CEO of Watco, was a major league baseball pitcher from 1999 until 2003, playing for the Texas Rangers, the Montreal Expos and the Boston Red Sox before a career-ending injury. more
Wild weather weekend
Exclusive subscriber content
CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. — The Four State Region was hammered with severe weather throughout the weekend on Friday and Saturday, spawning multiple tornado touchdowns and a slew of severe … more
Area growth continues
Exclusive subscriber content
PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Pittsburg State Kelce College of Business has released its economic summary for the first quarter of 2024. Overall, the Pittsburg Micropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) is … more
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 165 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.