A Parsons woman made first appearances recently on two burglary cases.
News
The Kansas Department of Transportation expects to begin a mill and overlay project on K-171…
Tucked away in a file for 10 years were Janea Speer’s dabblings into writing short stories …
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Local bowlers will have a new surface to roll on when leagues resume on Sept. 30.
Sports
COFFEYVILLE — Labette County was down six points in the fourth quarter then scored two unanswered touchdowns to earn a 27-19 win at Field Kindley High School on Friday night.
ERIE — With both the Cherryvale Chargers and Erie Red Devils coming off their first wins of …
ST. PAUL — A study of St. Paul’s schedule showed that Friday night’s home opener against Wes…
ALTAMONT — With a come-from-behind win over Independence in the rearview mirror, the Labette…
A humbling 44-15 loss to Anderson County has the Parsons Vikings hitting the reset button ah…
TOPEKA — A measure that would have booted private schools into their own division was shot d…
While the Labette Cardinals showed signs of life at times against the Fort Scott Greyhounds …
Separating private schools into their own division, splitting Class 1A back into two divisio…
FORT SCOTT — The brutal start to the Labette Cardinals’ 2019 volleyball campaign compounded …
Obituaries
OVERLAND PARK — Virginia “Joan” Mathis, 89, of Overland Park d…
Patricia A. “Patty” (Ashby) Thompson, 72, of rural Oswego died…
Connor Jon Russell, 72, of Parsons died at 9:54 a.m. Friday, S…
NORFOLK, Va. — Laura Bell Tobler was born Aug. 1, 1938, to the…
Jeremy L. Boss, 43, of rural Parsons passed away Thursday, Sep…
Opinion
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When children return to school over the next few weeks, should they find religion on the syllabus? It may surprise some, but a significant majority of Americans — including public school teachers — say yes.
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Kansas Can, launched by the Kansas State Board of Education is a visionary project to create more effective preK-12 learning. Begun in 2017 with seven schools, today Kansas Can has grown to include 66 of the 286 districts in Kansas.
While religious freedom can mean many different things to you personally, within the U.S. Constitution it means only two things: the government can’t promote one religion over another (or promote religion over the lack of religion, or vice versa) and you have the right to worship, or not, as…
As policymakers manage the daily reality of Kansas’s prison crisis, let’s understand the core issue and its implications. Kansas has a growing prison population but lags other states on criminal justice reforms that could curb that growth, ease managing prisons and reduce budget strain from …
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