PAOLA — Local residents can learn more about Native American history in Kansas and Missouri by exploring a traveling exhibit that will be on display at the Miami County Historical Museum through the end of August.
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Kansas voters on Tuesday, Aug. 2, rejected a constitutional amendment that would have enabled state lawmakers to pass legislation placing tighter restrictions on abortions.
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LOUISBURG — The Louisburg City Council has endorsed a plan to not only make the 2023 budget revenue neutral but possibly go below it.
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Spring Hill High School powered up its new solar array for the first time at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, Aug. 3.
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The Miami County Commission will have one new member and possibly two.
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PAOLA — Officials from Mammoth Sports Construction gave Paola City Council members the latest look at plans for proposed ballfields at Wallace Park during a recent work session, but Councilmember LeAnne Shields continues to oppose the plans.
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OSAWATOMIE — More than 200 children were signed up for the annual Serving Our Students (S.O.S.) back to school supply day sponsored by the Osawatomie Rotary Club to assist students and families.
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Kansas voters on Tuesday, Aug. 2, rejected a constitutional amendment that would have enabled state lawmakers to pass legislation placing tighter restrictions on abortions.
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Merle A. Beckman, age 86, Mound City, Kansas passed away Wednesday, August 3, 2022. He was born in rural La Cygne, Kansas on October 5, 1935 the son of Charles and Neeva(Neal) Beckman. He graduated form La Cygne Rural High School in the Class of 1954 He began a career in the auto industr…
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The Freedom Festival is a living history event that will be held in Osawatomie’s John Brown Memorial Park on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, Sept. 18, from noon to 4 p.m.
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SPRING HILL — Five Lady Broncos were first-team selections on the Tri-County Spotlight Softball Team.
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PAOLA – Boys and girls have more baseball and softball gear thanks to Victory Chevrolet's donation to Paola Youth Sports.
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SPRING HILL — Mya January and Jaleigh White were quite the one-two offensive punch for the Spring Hill Lady Broncos.
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SPRING HILL — Maggie McNally was an ace in the hole for the Spring Hill Lady Broncos softball team.
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PAOLA — Officials from Mammoth Sports Construction gave Paola City Council members the latest look at plans for proposed ballfields at Wallace Park during a recent work session, but Councilmember LeAnne Shields continues to oppose the plans.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. — Madie Ballou was named the freshman of the year for the Cape Fear Community College volleyball team.
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PAOLA — Callie Hart dominated the Mutton Bustin’ competition in a muddy, rain-soaked arena to win the buckle for the 6-7-year-old division at the Miami County Fair.
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PAOLA — Caden Marcum was taken by the Texas Rangers in the 13th round of the Major League Baseball draft.
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