News
Parsons police arrested a Coffeyville man on Monday on suspicion of second-degree murder.
Sports
Twenty-four hours removed from a season-opening sweep of Independence where they had 20 hits and 16 runs, the Labette Cardinals’ offense showed the other end of the spectrum on Monday as they were swept by No. 17 Crowder 2-0, 12-1.
Labette softball finally got its 2020 campaign underway with a sweep of the Independence Pir…
Labette couldn’t follow up a road win at Highland on Wednesday with a second-straight confer…
No. 5 Labette will win the Kansas Jayhawk Conference title outright.
Fueled by a smothering defensive effort that kept the Independence Bulldogs, ranked No. 10 i…
Despite cutting an 18-point deficit down to just a single point on Friday night, the Parsons…
HIGHLAND — Xavier Ughutevbe tied a career high with 23 points while the Labette Cardinals no…
HIGHLAND — No. 5 Labette is now firmly planted in the driver’s seat of the Kansas Jayhawk Co…
ALTAMONT — Fresh off a heart-pounding overtime win over Chanute on Friday to force a tie ato…
Obituaries
Lynne Kay Fulkerson-Sexton, 58, of Parsons passed away on Wedn…
Cheryl L. Schoenhofer, 63, of Parsons died at 6:10 p.m. Sunday…
James W. “Jim” Clemens, 75, of rural Parsons passed away at 3:…
CLINTON, Mo. — Jack E. Shue, 73, of Clinton, Missouri, a forme…
James Wesley “Jim” Clemens, 75, of Parsons died at 3:15 p.m. T…
Opinion
In this holiday season, gifts take center stage, for better or worse. We often give and receive gifts that are curious, strange, or useless, as well as those we genuinely desire. Sometimes, however, we get a gift that we never anticipated, one that we appreciate in part because its very surprise.
Try to imagine Walter Cronkite telling his viewers that he wouldn’t want to live in a world where television journalists could only report what was determined to be 100% true.
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