Not wanting to opt out of Gov. Laura Kelly’s mask mandate but also not wanting to follow it,…
News
Parsons firefighters recently received an addition to their current “Jaws of Life” vehicle e…
A Parsons man was injured in a three-vehicle crash Saturday on U.S. 169 in Montgomery County.
The USD 506 administration made a last-minute call to cancel the public performance of Labet…
Rumors circulating that Parsons USD 503 will be closing its schools through the end of the y…
Sports
Play on? Inside KSHSAA's discussions on whether or not winter sports will be postponed amid COVID-19
Pathways guiding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the continuation of high school sports this winter will collide on Tuesday when the KSHSAA Board of Directors will vote on whether or not to delay the season.
The pandemic will force basketball and wrestling seasons to be delayed until mid-January, ac…
Kansas has, by and large but certainly with exceptions, gotten through fall sports amid the …
Labette County led the SEK League with a pair of 2020 First Team All-League volleyball selec…
MADISON — One of the most storied seasons in Oswego Indians history came to an abrupt end on…
OSWEGO — For the second time in school history, the Oswego Indians will play a second playof…
OSWEGO — The Oswego Indians were a fledgling 11-man program on its last breath. From 2015-17…
BURLINGTON — Jeff Schibi's first year as head coach of the Parsons Vikings came to an end on…
COFFEYVILLE — Two expectation-shattering seasons collided in Coffeyville on Thursday as the …
Obituaries
James A. Moses, 99, of Parsons passed away at 12:40 p.m. Sunda…
ST. PAUL — Herbert R. Moses, 83, of St. Paul passed away at 9:…
INDEPENDENCE — Billie Jo Jones “Nagi Whiteowl,” 67, of Indepen…
Donald R. “Donnie” Reel, 74, of Parsons died Friday evening, N…
WEBB CITY, Mo. — Steven L. Odaffer, 65, a longtime former Pars…
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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