Pinewood Derby features ‘Monster High’ and ‘Munsters’ cars
PAOLA – A mouse running after cheese down the track was one of many memorable sights at Cub Scout Pack 3100’s annual Pinewood Derby.
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Pinewood Derby features a little rubbin’ is racin’ Saturday
PAOLA – Jasper Widener named his car “Dash,” maybe hoping that would motivate his driver to race to the finish line during the Cub Scout Pack 3105 annual Pinewood Derby.
Spring Hill police officers receive lifesaving awards
SPRING HILL – Two Spring Hill police officers recently received awards for helping a woman during a medical emergency.
Paola to host final legislative breakfast
The 2025 Miami County Legislative Breakfast Series will conclude Saturday, March 8, at Holy Trinity School in Paola.
Council reinstates Louisburg city administrator after mayor suspends him
LOUISBURG – Louisburg City Administrator Nathan Law was suspended with pay by Mayor Donna Cook and then reinstated by the Louisburg City Council all in one day Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Willard living dream as Paola High School’s first Black head coach
PAOLA – Darvin Willard never came to Paola to be the first.
PHS to get new 3D animation class
PAOLA – A new 3D animation class will be offered at Paola High School thanks to a decision by the Paola USD 368 Board of Education.
Paola Price Chopper qualifies for clean energy grant
PAOLA - Queen Enterprises LLC, which operates five Price Chopper grocery stores, recently qualified for a clean energy grant to help purchase and install updated refrigerant Freon and LED lights at its Paola location.
Cost-share funds available
The Miami County Conservation District is holding the first-round sign-up for countywide cost-share assistance under the FY-2026 Water Resources and Non-Point Source Pollution cost-share programs until April 30.
PHS students continue to speak out against removal of Safe Zone signs
PAOLA – For the second straight month, Paola High School students pleaded with Paola school board members to reverse a decision to remove rainbow-colored Safe Zone signs at the high school.