Concerned citizens wanting to protect access to safe abortions in Kansas will host an event called the Rally for Reproductive Rights this Saturday, July 9, from 7 to 8 p.m. at Pritchett Pavilion, 106 W. 2nd St.   more

Outdoor play time is important as it helps young children develop better physical health, as well as social, cognitive, and sensory skills, according to Sanford Health. more

PITTSBURG, Kan. — First built between 1838 and 1844, US-69 was originally a military road used to transport soldiers and supplies from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to Fort Scott, Kansas, and Fort … more

The KDHE Community Health Promotion team has announced recipients of this year’s CDRR Community Grants, including organizations in Southeast Kansas.  more

For the first time in history, the remains of St. Bernadette were traveling across the nation this week and made their stop in Pittsburg to be revered and displayed at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. more

ARMA, Kan. — Months after being announced as the Northeast USD 246 superintendent, Dr. Ray Streeter met with the Arma Council during Tuesday’s regular meeting to discuss recreational … more

A variety of local vendors sold their goods as Harrigans' Barn kicked off its first farmers market of the year Tuesday on the east side of the courthouse square. more

The 2nd Annual Farm, Ranch and Ag Day, originally planned for Saturday, July 9, at the McCune Osage Township Library and Museum, has been postponed.   more

During the month of June, 2022, 741 meals were delivered to the elderly and disabled in Pittsburg. more

When Jimmy Davis had to have his right leg amputated in 2020, he turned to social media as a way of expressing his thoughts and began to write stories and poems about his childhood and life experiences. more