A few years ago, first grade teacher Matthew Peak brought Google cardboard virtual reality goggles into his classroom, and using a free app on his cellphone, helped his students experience things like a roller coaster ride while sitting in their own classroom.
A former softball coach at Labette County High School has been charged with two felonies.
Parsons Fire Department responded to a call at 12:21 a.m. Sunday reporting the building near the southwest corner of 18th and Broadway was on fire.
A Labette County jury Thursday found no fault in a 2016 vehicle versus horse accident.
The Labette Community College Alumni Association named James Wesley the 2019 recipient of the 20th annual William and Allene Guthrie Van Meter Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award.
Parsons police arrested three men, one of them after a foot chase, on Wednesday for attempting to pass fraudulent checks.
An Iola man sought by Parsons police after a lengthy vehicle chase nearly a year ago is being prosecuted in federal court for drug trafficking.
Labette Community College will be the host site for a Manufacturing Day, an annual nationwide event to showcase the potential or modern manufacturing and foster interest in manufacturing careers. The event will be from 10 a.m. to noon Friday, Oct. 25.
The Labette County Republican Party will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14, in the basement of the Parsons Municipal Building to nominate a replacement for Peggy Minor, Labette County clerk, who has announced her plans to retire at the end of November. The general public may attend but only…
Parsons city commissioners on Monday discussed the proposed purchase of a vacuum truck that was built for the city of Chanute.
Labette County Attorney Stephen Jones on Tuesday released the results of his review of the Aug. 12 shooting by a Chetopa police officer while serving a search warrant.
Parsons USD 503 has launched a campaign to increase parental involvement in their children’s education through technology.
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” — John 3-16
The city of Parsons staff plans to apply for a grant for an update of the storm water pump system on the Labette Creek levee.
The Labette Community College Board of Trustees heard this week during a special meeting that the college’s two newest building acquisitions have been remodeled and will open for public viewing this month.
A Parsons man accused of kidnapping, rape and criminal sodomy is being held without bond.
Parsons Detective Kyle Wiford has taken over as acting commander of the Kansas Combined Anti-Drug Task Force (K-CAT) and will also oversee investigations at Parsons Police Department following the resignation of former Commander Michael Powell effective Monday. Powell’s resignation is a pers…
A full day of activities is scheduled for the fifth annual Bartlett Harvest Festival.
A communitywide celebration of life memorial service is planned for 5 to 5:30 p.m. Friday at the Seaton Family Pavilion in Forest Park for Lizzy Castorena, 7, who died on Monday.
Randee Baty will lead a discussion on “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct.21, at the Parsons Public Library.
Overdue fines are a thing of the past for Parsons Public Library patrons as of Sept. 1. The library’s trustees voted in August to join a growing number of libraries and eliminate overdue fines on materials.
Cynthia Haynes, professor of English and director of first-year composition at Clemson University, will be the speaker for the 36th annual Jack and Ruth Gribben English Lecture Series at Labette Community College on Friday. Haynes’ topic will be “An Imperfect Vision of Teaching Writing: 2020…
OSWEGO — Labette County commissioners on Monday heard more about the potential for development of a wind farm in Labette County.
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