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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Demetrius Robinson gets another shovel full of mortar for classmates James Kloester and Spencer Toomey to spread before laying another capstone on top of a 110-year-old stone wall they are rebuilding for a home owner in the 1400 block of Belmont. Instructor Steve Fienen eyes the level of the grout. The students, who attend Project Alternative School tore down the old wall, built a new base and are using the original stone to reconstruct the wall. The project is one of many the students at the school have contributed their time and skills to in the last few years.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Demetrius Robinson gets another shovel full of mortar for classmates James Kloester and Spencer Toomey to spread before laying another capstone on top of a 110-year-old stone wall they are rebuilding for a home owner in the 1400 block of Belmont. Instructor Steve Fienen eyes the level of the grout. The students, who attend Project Alternative School tore down the old wall, built a new base and are using the original stone to reconstruct the wall. The project is one of many the students at the school have contributed their time and skills to in the last few years.
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Parsons Foursquare Church members provided children the chance to perform some Goliath target practice during Wednesday night’s Trunk or Treat on Broadway Avenue at Forest Park. Parsons Nazarene Church co-sponsored the event with Foursquare.
Parsons Foursquare Church members provided children the chance to perform some Goliath target practice during Wednesday night’s Trunk or Treat on Broadway Avenue at Forest Park. Parsons Nazarene Church co-sponsored the event with Foursquare.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Ashley Agee helps her little sock monkey, Tristin Agee, 2, reach to get some goodies after he threw a ball through a target — one of the activities for children during Labette Community College’s annual Kids Fall Fest Tuesday in Forest Park.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Ashley Agee helps her little sock monkey, Tristin Agee, 2, reach to get some goodies after he threw a ball through a target — one of the activities for children during Labette Community College’s annual Kids Fall Fest Tuesday in Forest Park.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Parsons firefighters handed out candy to Lincoln School students as they paraded downtown Wednesday to trick-or-treat and show off their Halloween costumes before heading back to their classrooms for parties.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Parsons firefighters handed out candy to Lincoln School students as they paraded downtown Wednesday to trick-or-treat and show off their Halloween costumes before heading back to their classrooms for parties.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Marie Youvan, a registered dental hygienist with the Community Health Center of SEK School Dental Outreach Program, covers 6-year-old Lainee Campbell’s teeth with a sealant to protect them from cavities during CHC’s visit to Lincoln School Tuesday. The state of Kansas requires annual oral exams be provided to students. Exams include screening, fluoride treatment, sealants and cleaning.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Marie Youvan, a registered dental hygienist with the Community Health Center of SEK School Dental Outreach Program, covers 6-year-old Lainee Campbell’s teeth with a sealant to protect them from cavities during CHC’s visit to Lincoln School Tuesday. The state of Kansas requires annual oral exams be provided to students. Exams include screening, fluoride treatment, sealants and cleaning.
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Papa Bear (Hunter Simoncic), Baby Bear (Tobin Clark) and Mama Bear (Samantha Mullins) talk during dinner prior to leaving their home and later returning to discover Goldilocks there during a dress rehearsal for “A Walk in the Woods” Monday evening at the Carnegie Arts Center. The Kaleidoscope Theatre will present the play at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday at the Carnegie, 117 S. 17th. The play combines several fairy tales. General admission tickets will go on sale an hour prior to the shows for $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Papa Bear (Hunter Simoncic), Baby Bear (Tobin Clark) and Mama Bear (Samantha Mullins) talk during dinner prior to leaving their home and later returning to discover Goldilocks there during a dress rehearsal for “A Walk in the Woods” Monday evening at the Carnegie Arts Center. The Kaleidoscope Theatre will present the play at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday at the Carnegie, 117 S. 17th. The play combines several fairy tales. General admission tickets will go on sale an hour prior to the shows for $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
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The Commercial Bank-sponsored Monster March started about 6 p.m. Thursday in downtown Parsons. Area children dressed as their favorite characters braved a chilly wind to collect candy from participating downtown merchants. LEFT: Austin Palmer (right), 4, and Payzlie Waun, 3, both of Parsons, find strength in numbers for their superheroes Batman and Batterina.The bank gave out 703 treat bags that also contained tickets for chances at bigger prize giveaways. Employees created 1,200 bags for the march.
The Commercial Bank-sponsored Monster March started about 6 p.m. Thursday in downtown Parsons. Area children dressed as their favorite characters braved a chilly wind to collect candy from participating downtown merchants. LEFT: Austin Palmer (right), 4, and Payzlie Waun, 3, both of Parsons, find strength in numbers for their superheroes Batman and Batterina.The bank gave out 703 treat bags that also contained tickets for chances at bigger prize giveaways. Employees created 1,200 bags for the march.
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Labette Community College softball player Kenzie Dunlap, a sophomore pitcher from Girard, offers up a pitch for a batter Wednesday afternoon during an inter-squad scrimmage. LCC’s softball team features a number of other SEK-area athletes: Chaney Fox of McCune, Morgan Gilmore of Pittsburg, Kelsie Goins of Altamont, Sierra Kemp, Taylor Kemp, both of Parsons, and Jessica O’Daniel of Erie.
Labette Community College softball player Kenzie Dunlap, a sophomore pitcher from Girard, offers up a pitch for a batter Wednesday afternoon during an inter-squad scrimmage. LCC’s softball team features a number of other SEK-area athletes: Chaney Fox of McCune, Morgan Gilmore of Pittsburg, Kelsie Goins of Altamont, Sierra Kemp, Taylor Kemp, both of Parsons, and Jessica O’Daniel of Erie.
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ABOVE: Darrell Perry practices tossing hats in the air under the direction of Qian Guan Yzn of the Fabulous Chinese Acrobats. Classmates JaiShawn Lee (left), Katy Barrett and Saylah Rea look on. The acrobats performed Monday morning at Lincoln School in Parsons.
ABOVE: Darrell Perry practices tossing hats in the air under the direction of Qian Guan Yzn of the Fabulous Chinese Acrobats. Classmates JaiShawn Lee (left), Katy Barrett and Saylah Rea look on. The acrobats performed Monday morning at Lincoln School in Parsons.
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Pilot Jim Forshee of Wichita navigates his balloon Prairie Sunrise to the competition target placed in a field on U.S. 59 a few miles north of Parsons during Saturday morning's competition in the Balloons, Bikes, Blues & Barbeque festival.
Pilot Jim Forshee of Wichita navigates his balloon Prairie Sunrise to the competition target placed in a field on U.S. 59 a few miles north of Parsons during Saturday morning's competition in the Balloons, Bikes, Blues & Barbeque festival.
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