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Pro-Life Pittsburg Day of Action set for June 9 
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church has announced it will host an event next month, “Pro-Life Pittsburg Day of Action,” featuring two of the stars of the … more
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The McCune Veterans Memorial built ten years ago will again host the Memorial Day service at 11 a.m. following the dedication of the GAR Memorial renovation.
Dedication planned for updated McCune memorial
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The dedication of a recreated and renovated 132-year-old memorial in the McCune Cemetery will be held next Monday, May 30.   more
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CIS to host golf tournament fundraiser 
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Communities In Schools of Mid-America is hosting its annual Golf Tournament for the eighth year in Pittsburg, Kansas. On Friday, June 24, teams of four players will have a … more
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Rural Baxter Springs man arrested on drug charges
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A rural Baxter Springs man is facing felony meth distribution related charges following a traffic stop Sunday night.   more
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Pro-Life Pittsburg Day of Action set for June 9
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Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church has announced it will host an event next month, “Pro-Life Pittsburg Day of Action,” featuring two of the stars of the television show Duck Dynasty.  more
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Dozens of supporters of the Vote No on August 2 Rally marched up Broadway from 2nd to 11th Street on Saturday, receiving many supportive waves and honks from people passing by.
'Forever the Free State'
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Despite some light rain showers, individuals of all ages and genders gathered together at the Prichett Pavillon on Saturday for the Vote No on August 2 Rally. more
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Pittsburg Festival of the Arts planned for June
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The annual tradition of a weeklong series of free concerts continues this summer with the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts, planned for Monday June 13 through Saturday, June 18 in unique venues throughout Pittsburg that lend themselves to the groups and styles of music being played.    more
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Coffeyville man arrested for murder
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A man has been arrested for murder following an investigation by the KBI, the Coffeyville Police Department, and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.   more
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Republican candidates for Kansas attorney general, from left, Kellie Warren, Tony Mattivi, and Chris Kobach, met at Pittsburg’s Memorial Auditorium on Thursday for a primary debate. Topics included government overreach, border security, personal experience, and Second Amendment rights, among others.
GOP candidates for AG debate in Pittsburg
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State Sen. Kellie Warren (11th District), former federal prosecutor Tony Mattivi, and former Kansas Secretary of State Chris Kobach met at Pittsburg’s Memorial Auditorium to present their cases to voters in the upcoming elections. more
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New organization SEKWIN announced
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A new group, Southeast Kansas Women’s Intersectional Network (SEKWIN), which describes itself as “a local, grassroots organization focused on empowering marginalized people to gain full participation in mainstream society,” has announced its official launch as of last week.   more
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Bicknell wins $63 million dispute with KDOR
Gene Bicknell, the former Pizza Hut magnate with ties to Pittsburg who has been involved in a long-running legal dispute with the State of Kansas over a multi-million-dollar tax bill, has won his appeal following a Kansas Supreme Court decision announced Friday.  more
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PHS Principal Kelynn Heardt, left, and Launch Program Director of Community Partnerships Mindy Cloninger, right, presented the 2022 Spirit of Pittsburg award to Dr. Mark Johnson, center, at the Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual banquet on Thursday.
Chamber hosts annual banquet
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The Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce held its 2022 Annual Banquet on Thursday evening at PSU’s Overman Student Center, presenting a variety of awards to community members and highlighting local economic growth over the past year.  more
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Harper Fuller performs “Paquita Variation” as choreographed by Marius Petipa as part of Pittsburg Ballet’s Spring Showcase at Memorial Auditorium on Thursday, May 19.
Ballet Spring Showcase [Photo gallery]
Photos from Pittsburg Ballet’s Spring Showcase at Memorial Auditorium on Thursday, May 19. more
Lt. Col. Maella Blalock, USA (retired), delivers remarks about her time as a foreign affairs officer in Lithuania in the 1990s, and her assessment of the war in Ukraine based on her experiences in the region.
Military officers discuss Baltics and Ukraine
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Retired officers of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) met for lunch at Napoli’s Italian Restaurant to discuss the issues in the Ukraine and Baltic states while listening to a presentation from Lt. Col. Maella Blalock, USA (retired).  more
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After playing with his favorite toy, K-9 Officer Rone, right, obeys a command from his handler, Officer Zack Dainty, left, to sit patiently.
Rone reporting for duty
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Following the retirement of the Pittsburg Police Department K-9, Dexter, in December, Lt. Josh Whitely and Officer Zack Dainty set out to obtain a new officer. more
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From left: Emerson Albright, Lundun Hickman, Brynlee Elrod, Audrina Streeter, Brynn Sukraw and Presley Seiwert rehearse their lyrical dance, “For a Dancer,” for their upcoming recital on Saturday, May 28.
YMCA dancers ‘Work!’
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To showcase a year of hard work, the dancers of the Y Academy of Dance will display their talents at this year’s recital at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, May 28 at Memorial Auditorium.  more
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Five more arrests made following shootings last week
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In the days following last week’s fatal shooting in Pittsburg, law enforcement officers have been following up on leads and have executed several search warrants related to the shooting incident, leading to five arrests not directly related to the shooting.  more
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Celebration, car parade planned for Jefferson Highway conference
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The Jefferson Highway was one of the earliest automobile highways developed across the country and Pittsburg’s heritage with the route will be celebrated during special community events on Saturday, June 4.  more
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A new website, www.kansasfoodsource.org, includes a map showing locations of food pantries in each county statewide, including several in Pittsburg.
New website connects Kansans with food pantries
Kansans in need of food assistance now have an easier way to find help thanks to a new project supported by the nonprofit Sunflower Foundation.   more
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Schematics of the proposed improvements to Atkinson Municipal Airport in Pittsburg.
SEK airports receive federal grants for upgrades
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US Senators Jerry Moran (R-Kansas) and Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) recently announced the US Department of Transportation has awarded 23 grants for airport upgrades and repairs throughout the state of Kansas. Two of these grants, totaling $3.5 million, are for southeast Kansas airfields.   more
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