PAOLA - Paola High School freshman Sawyer Blue gritted his teeth and slowly bent his elbows for one more strained push-up.Blue had already put on a show of endurance at the U.S.
Halloween is a time when we dress up in costumes and decorate with all things ghostly and spooky, but it is important to understand that the people of the past still influence the daily lives of individuals in all of Miami County’s communities.True, they may not be with us in a physical manner, but their daily hard work and sacrifices built the foundation that Miami County’s current citizens are constructing the framework of their daily lives.
What an absolutely delightful day it is today for the end of October.It is warm…like 80 degrees warm.
Miami County commissioners are working to inform the public about the benefits of the county’s quarter-cent sales tax for road and bridge improvements that is up for renewal in the Nov.
SALINA - Senior Gianna Cowsert, junior Rylan Laws and sophomore Kinsley Miller represented the Spring Hill Lady Broncos in the Class 5A state golf tournament.Cowsert, Laws and Miller qualified for state with their performances in the Class 5A regional at Brookridge Golf Course.Miller came close to qualifying for the second round at state.It was the first time in years Spring Hill had qualified a girls golfer for state, and this season the Lady Broncos sent three players.The Class 5A girls state golf tournament was held at the Salina Municipal Golf Course on Monday, Oct.
FRONTENAC – Osawatomie seniors Alyssa Haefele and MaKynlie Rayl walked off the volleyball court for the final time as the Lady Trojans competed in the Class 3A regional at Frontenac High School.Osawatomie was 0-3 in pool play, falling to Frontenac, Jayhawk-Linn and Burlington on Monday, Oct.
LOUISBURG – The Louisburg Wildcat boys varsity soccer team walked onto the field with some special guests for their final regular season home game.Joining the Wildcats were the FC U10 boys division champion soccer team.