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Attendees dance to a variety of music at the Dad and Daughter Date Night hosted by the City of Pittsburg Parks and Recreation Department on Saturday.
Fathers and daughters travel the world
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On Saturday, fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, and uncles were able to whisk special little girls away for an afternoon and evening of crafts, dancing, and making memories during the City of Pittsburg Parks and Recreation Department’s annual Dad and Daughter Date Night.   more
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Many supporters and volunteers filled the new Pawprints on the Heartland facility during the organization’s open house on Sunday. Pawprints provided refreshments and information about their services at the event.
Pawprints on the Heartland Open House [Photo gallery]
From left, Maria McDonald gets a book, “Brothers of the State,” signed by Darrell Lacey during his “meet the author” event with the support of Karla Highfill at Books and Burrow on Saturday afternoon. Lacey’s book tells the story of three brothers who were taken into a foster home and the horrors they experienced.
‘Brothers of the State’ [Photo gallery]
Kanas Senate considers medical marijuana bill
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Dubbed the Veterans First Medical Cannabis Act, Senate Bill 171, if passed, would allow for the growing, selling, and use of marijuana for medical purposes. For the first 60 days after passage, only armed forces veterans, including current members, or their caregivers, will be allowed to apply for and obtain identification cards. more
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Suspect arrested for domestic battery, warrants
A local man was arrested Saturday on charges related to an alleged domestic violence incident, as well as outstanding arrest warrants, according to police.  more
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Sheep and goat marketing workshop set for March 2
A sheep and goat marketing workshop which will focus on developing a marketing plan and a market outlook for 2023 will be held on Thursday, March 2, at the K-State Southeast Research and Extension Center in Parsons.   more
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Wycliffe Gordon
Limited tickets remain for 49th Annual Jazz Festival
As of Monday afternoon, a limited number of tickets remained for the 49th Annual Pittsburg State University Jazz Festival concert featuring acclaimed trombonist Wycliffe Gordon and his International All Stars. more
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PSU to host International Food and Culture Fair
Guests can once again go around the world in a few hours when the International Student Association at Pittsburg State University hosts the annual International Food and Culture Fair from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 4.   more
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Local meat marketing workshop coming to Parsons
The Local Foods Transdisciplinary Team at Kansas State University is hosting a series of local meat marketing workshops, including one next week in Parsons.  more
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Gebford, left, and Conness
Two suspects arrested in death of Weir man
Two suspects have been arrested on murder charges and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Crawford County Sheriff’s Office, and Pittsburg Police Department are investigating following the death of a Weir man near Pittsburg’s western city limits on Friday.  more
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USD 250 chooses new math curriculum
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After an extensive review process, Pittsburg Community Schools (USD 250) on Monday announced a new math curriculum for grades K through 8 to begin next school year. more
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New St. Mary’s Colgan Principal Tim Conrad met with staff and teachers on Friday to discuss his goals for the school.
SMC alum returns as principal
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After meeting with the staff and teachers at St. Mary’s Colgan Junior High and High School on Friday, Tim Conrad, the school’s newly hired principal, said he looks forward to his return to his alma mater.  more
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Paul Eugene Worsley
PSU student honored for presentation at annual symposium
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Nineteen undergraduate students, including one from Pittsburg State University, were honored for their scientific research presentations at the 21st annual Kansas IDeA (Institutional Development Awards) Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (K-INBRE) Symposium on Jan. 14 and 15 in Overland Park.  more
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Matt Van Becelaere picks up plastic and trash in the mud along Highway 69 north of 680th Avenue on Friday afternoon.
Service on 69
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Crawford County citizen Matt Van Becelaere, along with some of his family members, have been working daily since last week to clean up a stretch of Highway 69 from 680th Avenue to 700th Avenue.   more
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Sheriff’s office investigating homicide
The Crawford County Sheriff’s Office confirmed late Friday afternoon that it was investigating a homicide.  more
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Chamber announces award nominations open
The Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce has announced that nominations are now open for 2023 Small Business of the Year and Educator of the Year.  more
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Jenkins, left, and Williams
Two suspects arrested following recent burglaries
Two suspects were arrested Wednesday following the execution of a search warrant at a residence where stolen property from two recent business burglaries was found, according to the Pittsburg Police Department.  more
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Darrell Lacey, author of “Brothers of the State.”  
Local author to appear at book signing
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Debuting October of last year, Darrell Lacey’s Brothers of the State has consistently earned a five-star customer rating on Amazon.com. Published by Ozark Hollow Press, it tells a fictionalized story of Lacey’s time in the Kansas state foster care system. more
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USD 250 superintendent urges parents, staff to pay attention to legislature 
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With the state legislature in session, public education is among the topics being discussed. Of all state expenditures, education is the largest single budget item. Several bills are currently in committee hearings in both chambers. Many won’t go any further, but several others will. more
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SEK Freedom urges supporters to back vaccine exemption bill
SEK Freedom, a local group formed during the COVID-19 pandemic and “Dedicated to protecting the freedom and rights of the individual in Southeast Kansas,” according to its Facebook page, is urging supporters to write to legislators in favor of a new bill in the Kansas Senate.  more
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