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PAYP clears Pittsburg school lunch debts
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TR-Iffic Field Day at PSU draws over 250
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — People young and old spent Wednesday morning playing games and participating in physical activities at the TR-Iffic Field Day at the Robert W. Plaster Center at Pittsburg State … more
Last week four members of TOPS KS 0599 Pittsburg attended Kansas State Recognition Days (SRD) in Topeka. All TOPS chapters in Kansas were invited to attend. The members were Kayelyn Polnack, Janet … more
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Thursday, Apr. 20 Al-Anon Al-Anon meetings are now hybrid. The in-person gathering at 7 p.m. every Thursday at St. Peter’s Episcopal, 306 W. Euclid, can be accessed by Zoom. For more … more
PITTSBURG, Kan. -  Two active student leaders  who are among the top  in the Class of 202 3 at Pittsburg State University  have been chosen for this year’s Outstanding Senior … more
Imagine Pittsburg events planned
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg residents are invited to provide thoughts and opinions at two Imagine Pittsburg events next week as it starts the creation of the third vision plan.  Imagine … more
Like buds on flowers and bushes, the library’s shelves are bursting with new books. Spring books often — but not always — have lighter plots and topics as publishers gear up for the summer-y … more
Area Events
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Wednesday, April 19 Homer Cole Senior Center Foot Clinic hosted by HARRY HYNES HOSPICE on 4/19/2023. It will be from 12-2pm. Please contact Teri @ 620-231-9773 to schedule an … more
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Wednesday, Apr. 19 Blanket Brigade Join the Blanket Brigade in making quilts for those in need. The Brigade meets every Wednesday, except the first Wednesday of the month, at Zion Lutheran … more
PSU plans summer camps for youths
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — With summer quickly approaching, people can sign up their kids to attend summer camps at Pittsburg State University.   Youths can participate in a variety of camps — some … more
Rybnick retires from county office
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GIRARD, Kan. — Crawford County Director of Elections Julie Rybnick is stepping down on Thursday a decade in the county clerk’s office after being appointed in 2013 by then-County Clerk Don Pyle. … more
KDOT to replace bridge on U.S. 69
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. — The week of May 1 the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) expects to start a project to replace the First Cow Creek drainage bridge on the southbound lanes of U.S. 69 … more
County releases official sales tax results
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GIRARD, Kan. — During Tuesday morning’s county commission meeting, County Clerk Lisa Lusker officially released the results of Pittsburg’s special election to continue the Emergency Services … more
FORT SCOTT, Kan. —The Gordon Parks Museum at Fort Scott Community College, will feature a photo contest sponsored by Merl Humphrey Photography. The theme of the contest is “Family, Home and  … more
Frontenac council discusses pool renovation
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FRONTENAC, Kan. — Over recent months, the City of Frontenac has committed to several civil projects, such as a large-scale overhaul along McKay Street that includes new sewer lines, sidewalks, and … more
DAR awards medal for community service
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — On Tuesday evening, Mary Gilpin of the Oceanus Hopkins Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Pittsburg awarded the Women in American History Medal to Tess Watson, … more
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Celeste Baker’s father used to always say that she had never met a stranger. She has a zeal for conversing with people, interacting with them and feeding them. It’s something … more
DAR inducts new member
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Tuesday evening, Krista Yockey Fisher, center, was inducted into the the Oceanus Hopkins Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution by chaplain Mary Jo Meier, left, and historian Mary Gilpin, right. To become a member of the DAR, an applicant must prove lineal descent from anyone that fought for or assisted the Patriot cause during the American Revolution. more
New Foundations childcare updates county
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GIRARD, Kan. — Kari Cronister of New Foundations, a childcare provider in Frontenac that has teamed with Sugar Creek to create over 200 childcare slots, gave an update on New Foundation’s … more
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg State University hosted the Annual Meeting of the Kansas Paraguay Partners, Saturday at Overman Center on the Pitt State Campus. This is the first time the annual … more
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