OSWEGO — Labette County commissioners will meet early Wednesday morning to discuss their res…
News
The new location for Curious Minds Discovery Zone is on schedule for an opening in late summ…
A traffic stop early Tuesday led to three arrests and the discovery of a mobile methamphetam…
Parsons police are seeking the public’s help in finding who may be responsible for gunshots …
Within the footprint of the Great Plains Industrial Park, Matrix Design Group, Progress Rail…
Sports
HAYS — Chas Thompson, a former Parsons High School and Labette Community College wrestling standout, announced he was resigning his post as Fort Hays State head wrestling coach.
Reopening guidelines from the Kansas Recreation and Park Association has provided the cleare…
Why bring back athletics?
Three of the six athletic programs — softball, women’s basketball and volleyball — at Labett…
The Parsons Babe Ruth League has canceled its tryouts as a result of restrictions imposed by…
CHERRYVALE — Two coaches at different ends of a spectrum — one a longtime staple of the comm…
Kurt Friess, the coach who guided the Parsons Vikings football program to its first playoff …
How school districts are preparing for summer workouts amid KSHSAA guidelines, COVID-19 restrictions
After the Kansas State High School Activities Association laid out its guidelines for summer…
The Kansas State High School Activities Association formally implemented its plans for summe…
Obituaries
Jack L. Stice, 91, of Parsons died at 1:48 a.m. Sunday, May 24…
COLUMBUS — Marie Margaret Lombard of Columbus passed from this…
Charlene M. Taylor, 91, of Parsons died at 12:03 p.m. Friday, …
Fern Woolfolk, 94, of Parsons died at 1:05 p.m. Monday, May 18…
Daniel D. “Danny” Eisenbrandt Jr., 73, of Parsons passed away …
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To The Sun:
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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