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Crop scout Curtis Harris takes advantage of a rainy day to examine maps showing him how to customize treatment to one of the fields he surveys.
Crop scout helps farmers do more
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Grain production is the fourth largest ag sector in the county, and provides a living for many of our neighbors. Crop scout Curtis Harris’ job is to help those neighbors do more, and do it better and more efficiently.  more
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Arrest made in Allen County homicide case 
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ALLEN COUNTY, Kan. — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Allen County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a man allegedly connected to the death of Richard Diehl last … more
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Monty Pugh-Towe shows spectators his blacksmithing skills at the Cow Creek Cowboy Days on Saturday. Pugh-Towe did several demonstrations including a feather he made out of iron. He also brought several of his wares to sell during the event.
Yee-haw!
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Photos from Cow Creek Cowboy Days at the Crawford County Historical Museum, May 6-7, 2022. more
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A resurfacing project on K-146 between U.S. 59 and the Neosho-Crawford County line that was originally set to start in late April is now scheduled to begin next Thursday, May 12.
K-146 resurfacing project near Walnut to start next week
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A resurfacing project on K-146, between U.S. 59 and the Neosho-Crawford County line, originally scheduled to start April 25 but delayed due to rain, is now set to begin next Thursday. more
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Center for READing offers camp to help young readers
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Children who are struggling to learn to read or who want to get a jump start learning to read can do so this summer at Secret Codes Camp. more
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PSU Professor Dr. Mark Johnson
PSU professor appointed to Kansas Apprenticeship Council 
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Pittsburg State University professor Dr. Mark Johnson has been appointed by Lt. Gov. David Toland to the Kansas Apprenticeship Council (KAC) to act as a subject-matter expert for the next four years.  more
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In 1970 a PPD Auxiliary officer responded with regular officers to two burglaries in progress, netting five burglars (two being armed) — all within the first hour of his first tour of duty. The Auxiliary resigned the next day.
Pittsburg PD 50 years ago, part 8
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There seems to be a high level of interest (and memory) when it comes to the old-time Pittsburg Police Department (PPD), so hopefully readers will appreciate a broader view of policing as it existed 50 years ago. more
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The audience roars with laughter as Ben Bolinger, left, and Ben Shawn sing their duet “Man or Muppet” onstage during the PHS Theatre Department’s cabaret fundraiser on Thursday.
Behind the scenes
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After Pittsburg High School students competed in the Kansas Thespian Festival, those who received a Superior rating from judges qualified to advance to International Thespian Festival (ITF) in Bloomington, Indiana this summer. more
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Kansas Sampler Foundation director Marci Penner and project manager WenDee Rowe at Bronson City Park during the Big Kansas Road Trip
Big Kansas Road Trip winds through SEK 
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Marci Penner, the director of the Kansas Sampler Foundation, is making her way through southeast Kansas as she and her travelling companion, WenDee Rowe, the foundation’s project manager, visit points of interest in Bourbon, Crawford and Cherokee counties over the weekend as part of the Big Kansas Road Trip.  more
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PSU to host 47th annual Four State Farm Show
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The long-running Four State Farm Show will once again be staged at PSU after a successful inaugural event on campus last year. more
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KBI investigates homicide in Allen County 
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The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Allen County Sheriff’s Office are investigating after a man was found dead in the shop outside of his home in rural La Harpe, Kansas.  more
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Mount Carmel Foundation President Lori Ann Spachek prepares a promotional bag for Michelle Jewett during the Paint It All Pink fundraiser Thursday at Ascension Via Christi Hospital in Pittsburg
Paint It All Pink 
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While breast cancer awareness month is usually in October, the Mount Carmel Foundation believes awareness should be year-round. more
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US Army veterans, from left, William Studyvin, Edward Vanderbeck, and James Glynn, were awarded their Quilts of Valor on April 21 at the Cherokee Senior Center.
Three Quilts of Valor awarded in Cherokee 
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The Quilts of Valor Foundation is a nationwide organization dedicated to thanking US military personnel and veterans. The organization was founded in 2003 by Catherine Roberts while her son was deployed to Iraq.  more
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The Pittsburg Micropolitan Area, also known as Crawford County, has seen growth in jobs and payroll in recent months.
First quarter report shows strong economic growth locally 
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The Kelce College of Business at Pittsburg State University has released its economic report for the first quarter of 2022. more
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Watco certified as a Most Loved Workplace
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Locally-based transportation service and logistics company Watco announced Wednesday that it has been certified as a Most Loved Workplace by the Best Practice Institute (BPI).   more
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May 10 tax deadline approaches
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The Crawford County Treasurer’s Office would like to remind Crawford County taxpayers that the second half of 2021 real estate and personal property taxes must be paid by Tuesday, May 10, 2022, to avoid penalty. more
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Pittsburg Salvation Army invites public for donuts with the majors 
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To celebrate National Salvation Army Week, the Pittsburg Salvation Army is inviting the public to have donuts with the majors on Wednesday, May 11. People can meet the newest Majors Eric and Patricia Johnson during the event starting at 10 a.m. at the Pittsburg Salvation Army located at 307 E. 5th St.  more
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Kota Lewis and the Flyers have played in locations in Pittsburg and around Southeast Kansas to gear up for their music release on streaming platforms.
Miss Behavin'
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In the music industry over the past seven years, it has become a tradition to release new digital music at 12 a.m. on Fridays because Billboard tracks sales Fridays through Thursdays, and this gives musicians a full week to be counted. more
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Concerned Arma resident questions grass cutting ordinance
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After receiving a municipal ordinance violation, an Arma resident addressed concerns with the city council at this week’s meeting.  more
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Pictured are, from left, Matt Hendren, Christian Schultz, Justin Duvall, Jesus Corral, and Zachary Stotler.
PSU students help with toy car design for children with mobility issues
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For the past year, 5 PSU students have been working on a project that could change the lives of children with movement disabilities: a prototype chassis for a customizable powered toy car.   more
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