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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Labette County High School student Matt Cook of Altamont directs Darbi Forbes, 9, of Altamont (in front of Cook) and other girls as they walk like astronauts on the moon at a station on voice and movement during a theater workshop. LCHS advanced theater students and teacher Heather Wilson hosted the workshop for children Friday in the LCHS cafeteria. Wilson said she plans to have another workshop later this summer.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Labette County High School student Matt Cook of Altamont directs Darbi Forbes, 9, of Altamont (in front of Cook) and other girls as they walk like astronauts on the moon at a station on voice and movement during a theater workshop. LCHS advanced theater students and teacher Heather Wilson hosted the workshop for children Friday in the LCHS cafeteria. Wilson said she plans to have another workshop later this summer.
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo (From left) Kendall Green, 5, of Edna, Ezrie Sykes, 5, of Altamont and Ty Wyatt Green, 6, of Edna make masks Thursday during a theater workshop for children at Labette County High School.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo (From left) Kendall Green, 5, of Edna, Ezrie Sykes, 5, of Altamont and Ty Wyatt Green, 6, of Edna make masks Thursday during a theater workshop for children at Labette County High School.
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Peter Cook/Sun photo Brian Lukens (left) and Billy Reed remove a limb from the roof of Reed’s house at 1600 Partridge. The limb fell across a power line during Thursday morning’s storm, and Wester Energy took the limb off of the line.
Peter Cook/Sun photo Brian Lukens (left) and Billy Reed remove a limb from the roof of Reed’s house at 1600 Partridge. The limb fell across a power line during Thursday morning’s storm, and Wester Energy took the limb off of the line.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Ethan Williams, 5, prepares for John Stanley, 13, to flip him backward into the water while playing in a small swimming pool near Maple Avenue and 21st Street.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo Ethan Williams, 5, prepares for John Stanley, 13, to flip him backward into the water while playing in a small swimming pool near Maple Avenue and 21st Street.
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Ray Nolting/Sun photo The Brown-Bishop Post No. 704, Veterans of Foreign Wars, color guard gives a 21-gun salute Monday morning to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Ray Nolting/Sun photo The Brown-Bishop Post No. 704, Veterans of Foreign Wars, color guard gives a 21-gun salute Monday morning to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
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Ray Nolting/Sun photo Morgan Webb, who teaches tae kwon do at the Parsons Recreation Commission Multi-Arts Academy, breaks three stacked concrete slabs Saturday during an energetic tae kwon do demonstration at the Seaton Family Pavilion at Katy Days. Students demonstrated form, self-defense and acrobatics.
Ray Nolting/Sun photo Morgan Webb, who teaches tae kwon do at the Parsons Recreation Commission Multi-Arts Academy, breaks three stacked concrete slabs Saturday during an energetic tae kwon do demonstration at the Seaton Family Pavilion at Katy Days. Students demonstrated form, self-defense and acrobatics.
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Ray Nolting/Sun photo A fearless Jayden Camp, 6, of Coffeyville scurries quickly up the Coconut Climb Saturday at Katy Days in Forest Park to ring the bell. Climbers had three “trees” to climb and the bell could be heard periodically throughout the park.
Ray Nolting/Sun photo A fearless Jayden Camp, 6, of Coffeyville scurries quickly up the Coconut Climb Saturday at Katy Days in Forest Park to ring the bell. Climbers had three “trees” to climb and the bell could be heard periodically throughout the park.
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