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A witch shows Edward Bloom, played by Ben Shawn, his future and his death in the first act of Pittsburg High School’s production of Big Fish, which is set to open this weekend.
PHS to present Big Fish
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Pittsburg High School will celebrate another experience full of magic by presenting its production of Big Fish this weekend.   more
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William Lackamp, left, checks in with volunteer Geanette Stroud on Tuesday at Memorial Auditorium.
Crawford County voters go to the polls
Voters in Crawford County, as well as across the state and the nation, went to the polls on Tuesday to make their voices heard in the 2022 mid-term election.  more
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Prince Topher, played by Brayden Seiwart sings "Me, Who Am I?" surrounded by knights during Frontenac High School's production of Roger and Hammerstein's Cinderella, which will open this weekend.
Roger and Hammerstein's Cinderella [Photo gallery]
Additional photos from Frontenac High School's production of Roger and Hammerstein's Cinderellla more
Turkey Trot planned for Thanksgiving Day 
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A new Pittsburg tradition is in the making with a 5K Turkey Trot through downtown that begins at 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24.  more
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Pilot and retired USAF Lt. Col. Jeff Klosky poses with his passenger Douglas Joseph in front of “Grandpa’s Plane,” a 1940 Stearman biplane, at the Atkinson Municipal Airport in Pittsburg on Friday.
World War II trainer graces Pittsburg sky 
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Early Friday afternoon, the sky above Pittsburg was host to a trio of old veterans, the oldest of which served during the Second World War as a trainer for countless American pilots.   more
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Meals on Wheels reports October deliveries
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During the month of October 2022, 767 meals were delivered to the elderly and disabled in Pittsburg. Ascension Via Christi Hospital Nutritional Services prepares the meals. Special diets are available upon request.   more
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KBI investigating suspected Labette County inmate suicide
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The KBI is looking into the death of 31-year-old Kenneth J. Jones, Jr. at the Labette County Detention Center on Sunday, although Jones is thought to have died of a self-inflicted injury, according to the Labette County Sheriff’s Office.  more
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Girard woman injured in Linn County crash
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A Girard woman was seriously injured in a crash involving a semi-truck on Highway 69 in Linn County on Friday evening, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.  more
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A map of Crawford County showing the various voting precincts.
Election Day
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Today is election day. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Go to myvoteinfo.voteks.org/VoterView or call the Crawford County Clerk's Office at 620-724-6115 to find your polling place.   more
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Prince Topher, played by Brayden Seiwart, right, thanks Ella, played by Ann Marie Martin, for giving him a cup of water in the first act of Frontenac High School’s production of Roger and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, which will open this weekend.
Roger and Hammerstein’s Cinderella
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FRONTENAC, Kan. — After several years of presenting non-musical productions, Frontenac High School will bring Roger and Hammerstein’s version of Cinderella to its stage this weekend. … more
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SMC invites veterans for special tribute
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On Friday, Nov. 11, St. Mary’s Colgan (SMC) High School’s theatre students, who are under the direction of Mrs. Lola Wade, will present a tribute performance to the United States Veterans of the Armed Forces in honor of Veterans Day.   more
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5th suspect arrested in Fort Scott attempted murder case
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A fifth suspect has been arrested in the alleged attempted murder of 39-year-old Kenneth Bevins of Fort Scott in September, the Fort Scott Police Department announced this week.  more
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Missouri couple charged with kidnapping, murder of pregnant woman
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A southwestern Missouri couple has been charged in federal court for their roles in the alleged kidnapping and murder of a pregnant Arkansas woman earlier this week.  more
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Pittsburg Deputy Police Chief Ben Henderson boxes up meals including a burger, bag of chips, a cookie, and a bottle of water for the annual Badges and Burgers fundraiser on Friday.
Badges and Burgers
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As a way to raise funds for the Children’s Advocacy Center, the Pittsburg police and fire departments teamed up to provide burger lunches for the community for only $5 on Friday afternoon.   more
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From left, K-State Wildcat Extension Agent Ida Kaemmerling listens as Christmas Shoppe Manager Desirea Trout, Owner Lisa Blessant, and Assistant Shoppe Manager Alaina Holmes announce to Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce members all the events in store for The Christmas Shoppe over the next two months on Thursday evening.
Local holiday store gears up for the season
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On Thursday evening, The Christmas Shoppe and the Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a Business After Hours event at where Chamber members could socialize and, of course, shop for holiday décor and gifts, as well as hear about The Christmas Shoppe’s upcoming tree lighting ceremony.   more
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Welcome to Cato! Dan Duling leads the kids in a sing-a-long as buses arrive from around the area. Songs included “Home on the Range,” accompanied by the kids howling like coyotes, “Bingo,” and “This Land Is Your Land.”
Cato Kids’ Day  
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Over 600 elementary students representing 10 area schools, from Liberal, Missouri, to Uniontown, Kansas, visited the historic Cato School despite a chance for rain and thunderstorms on Friday, according to Katherine Spigarelli, president of the Cato Historical Preservation Association.  more
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Dean of Kelce College of Business Paul Grimes views the display of journal articles that were published by faculty of PSU this year at the 39th Annual University Authors Reception at Axe Library on Thursday.
PSU honors authors
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Every year, Pittsburg State University professors produce a wide range of writing, from academic journal articles, to poetry, to fiction and non-fiction books. On Thursday, the 39th Annual University Authors Reception was held at PSU’s Leonard H. Axe Library to recognize their work.   more
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County congratulates MHM for recent accomplishments 
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Miners Hall Museum Chair Linda Roberts and Treasurer Phyllis Bitner appeared before the Crawford County commissioners Friday to announce the museum’s recent acquisition of a Page walking dragline and over half a million dollars in grants and donations to the museum.  more
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Matthew Long, left, shows student Jaydin Arroyos last year’s design for NASA’s Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC) at the Open House and Career Expo at the Pittsburg State University College of Technology on Friday. The open house was an opportunity for students to view demonstrations and learn about the programs the college has to offer. Over 700 students registered for the open house, with some coming from as far away as Illinois and Texas.
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With five days until election day, Attorney General candidate Chris Mann makes a final statewide push with a stop at Root Coffeehouse in Pittsburg on Thursday. “I have spent my entire life working to help people in my community, whether as a police officer or as a prosecutor. I’ve held the hands of victims and sought justice for those victims. Now, I want to take that same dedication and bring it to the attorney general’s office,” Mann said.
Mann makes last local visit as campaign winds down 
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