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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School junior Dontae Johnson swats a shot from Pittsburg High School junior FeDor Lomax in Tuesday’s loss to the Purple Dragons.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School junior Dontae Johnson swats a shot from Pittsburg High School junior FeDor Lomax in Tuesday’s loss to the Purple Dragons.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School junior Michaela O’Brien drives the lane while being guarded by Pittsburg High School’s Skyler Muff.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School junior Michaela O’Brien drives the lane while being guarded by Pittsburg High School’s Skyler Muff.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School sophomore Tucker Thompson rises for two of his 12 points in Tuesday’s 58-49 loss to Pittsburg on Friday. The Grizzlies fell to 6-8 overall and 1-1 in Southeast Kansas League play in the loss.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School sophomore Tucker Thompson rises for two of his 12 points in Tuesday’s 58-49 loss to Pittsburg on Friday. The Grizzlies fell to 6-8 overall and 1-1 in Southeast Kansas League play in the loss.
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Parsons Chamber of Commerce director Jim Zaleski speaks about the reaction of Parsons residents to the May 22 tornado in Joplin after presenting the chamber’s Volunteer of the Year award to the people of Parsons, represented by Jeff Spielbusch, Fire Chief Larry Steeby (right) and Richard Babcock (not pictured).
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Parsons Chamber of Commerce director Jim Zaleski speaks about the reaction of Parsons residents to the May 22 tornado in Joplin after presenting the chamber’s Volunteer of the Year award to the people of Parsons, represented by Jeff Spielbusch, Fire Chief Larry Steeby (right) and Richard Babcock (not pictured).
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Gary Wall, owner of Wall Funeral Services, speaks at the Parsons Chamber of Commerce annual banquet Saturday after he and his wife, Shirley, received the Business of the Year award.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Gary Wall, owner of Wall Funeral Services, speaks at the Parsons Chamber of Commerce annual banquet Saturday after he and his wife, Shirley, received the Business of the Year award.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photo (From left) Bev Woods, Kay Lawrence, Barbara Schmid and Thelma Works display the pies they made for a competition to be chosen as the featured pie at this year’s Katy Days celebration. Woods won with her rhubarb-raspberry pie recipe, but Lawrence’s caramel apple crisp pie, Schmid’s peach caramel praline pie and Works’ cranberry-cherry lattice pie all won over the taste buds of the testers.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photo (From left) Bev Woods, Kay Lawrence, Barbara Schmid and Thelma Works display the pies they made for a competition to be chosen as the featured pie at this year’s Katy Days celebration. Woods won with her rhubarb-raspberry pie recipe, but Lawrence’s caramel apple crisp pie, Schmid’s peach caramel praline pie and Works’ cranberry-cherry lattice pie all won over the taste buds of the testers.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Tevin Johnson passes over a crowd of Chanute High School defenders to teammate Steve Jones for a basket during Friday’s 56-36 win over the visiting Comets. PHS improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 12-1 overall with the win.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Tevin Johnson passes over a crowd of Chanute High School defenders to teammate Steve Jones for a basket during Friday’s 56-36 win over the visiting Comets. PHS improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 12-1 overall with the win.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Taylor Kemp awaits a lob pass before scoring two points in Friday’s 52-41 victory over Chanute High School. The PHS girls’ basketball team improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 9-4 overall with the win.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Taylor Kemp awaits a lob pass before scoring two points in Friday’s 52-41 victory over Chanute High School. The PHS girls’ basketball team improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 9-4 overall with the win.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Tevin Johnson passes over a crowd of Chanute High School defenders to teammate Steve Jones for a basket during Friday’s 56-36 win over the visiting Comets. PHS improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 12-1 overall with the win.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Tevin Johnson passes over a crowd of Chanute High School defenders to teammate Steve Jones for a basket during Friday’s 56-36 win over the visiting Comets. PHS improved to 1-0 in Southeast Kansas League play and 12-1 overall with the win.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Ally Forbes awaits her crown as senior Wes Krull reaches for the tiara being held by cheerleader Kaylee Krull during Friday’s 2012 Norseman Homecoming at Harold C. Johnson Gymnasium. Krull and Forbes were named this year’s king and queen.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior Ally Forbes awaits her crown as senior Wes Krull reaches for the tiara being held by cheerleader Kaylee Krull during Friday’s 2012 Norseman Homecoming at Harold C. Johnson Gymnasium. Krull and Forbes were named this year’s king and queen.
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