The Kansas Department of Health and Environment on Thursday rescinded a boil water advisory …
News
Ed Love’s career as a broadcaster has been a longtime love affair.
The Labette Health Board of Trustees on Thursday heard about a new $500,000 investment in th…
A Labette County judge this week cut in half the bond for a man charged with attempted murder.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded a boil water advisory f…
Sports
HIGHLAND — A second half comeback fell five points short for the Labette Cardinals as they fell to the No. 15 Highland Scotties 73-68 on Wednesday in KJCCC play.
ALTAMONT — Labette County followed the script on Wednesday afternoon, blasting Coffeyville 4…
Labette baseball made its first appearance at Marvel Park on Wednesday afternoon, sweeping O…
Jadeyn Wyrick, a Labette County High School graduate, made her season debut in the circle as…
The cross-county rivalry between the Parsons Vikings and Labette County, renewed on the sub-…
CHERRYVALE — The Columbus Titans pulled off an upset of the second-seeded Cherryvale Charger…
CHERRYVALE — Opening the Class 3A Sub-State Tournament, the third-seeded Cherryvale Chargers…
HAYS — Drayton Kennedy and Quinten Heady made history on Saturday as the first ever wrestler…
The Labette Cardinals women’s basketball team, still ranked No. 1 in the country, has gone i…
Obituaries
ALTAMONT — Kathy Gay Houston, 61, of rural Altamont passed awa…
BISMARCK, Ark. — Ron Thorson, 73, of Bismarck, Arkansas, died …
AUSTIN, Texas — Leo Kenneth 'Ken" Willis Jr., 89, of Austin, T…
OLATHE — Charlene M. (Hopkins) Earnest, 88, of Olathe passed a…
Phyllis J. “Jeannie” Madl, 86, a longtime Altamont resident, p…
Opinion
To The Sun:
When asked four years ago if we could conceive of Donald Trump being elected president, we dismissed the idea of Americans falling for this huckster.
Since the 2000 electoral mess, Republicans have advocated increased restrictions on voting. No official has been more vocal about this than former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach. This year, led by President Trump, Republicans are sounding the alarm about possible fraud, given the larg…
To The Sun:
Change in education goals used to come slowly. Since the 1960s, it’s generally come from federal law and Supreme Court rulings. But today, political polarization and social media clashes have devolved decision-making to debate.
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