ALTAMONT — It’d been a decade since a new banner was mounted onto the walls in Harrison Gymn…
News
Every year the Proud Animal Lovers Shelter holds several fundraisers to help keep the no kil…
PITTSBURG — The work of legendary sports artist Ted Watts, an illustrator from Oswego who sp…
Sports
ALTAMONT — It’d been a decade since a new banner was mounted onto the walls in Harrison Gymnasium under the volleyball tab at Labette County.
CHERRYVALE — Fifty-nine years since their last meeting, the Parsons Vikings claimed the four…
Student-athletes at NJCAA schools will not be charged a year of eligibility for the 2020-21 …
INDEPENDENCE — With the SEK League title at stake, Labette County did not go gentle into tha…
ALTAMONT — With the potential to earn a share of the SEK League title at stake, the Labette …
Winner goes to the Class 3A playoffs.
EMPORIA — Labette County’s Josie Hayward, making her second appearance at the KSHSAA 4A Girl…
ALTAMONT — Labette County is one win away from securing the SEK League title while Parsons n…
TOPEKA — A year marred by inconsistency saw the script flip for Jaidyn Shultz and Lauren Far…
Obituaries
Dorothy Lee (Huber) Jacobs, 93, passed on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2…
MOUND VALLEY — Kimberly Noble, 58, of Mound Valley passed away…
TOPEKA — Elmer J. Burris Jr., 88, of Topeka passed away Thursd…
ERIE — James A. “Jim” McVay Jr., 72, of Erie passed away at 4:…
CHETOPA — Charles B. “Charlie” “C.B.” Fritz, 89, of Chetopa pa…
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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