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Congresswoman speaks on U.S. financial status
(Local News ~ 07/04/14)
s' visit to Fort Scott and her meeting with business and industry leaders will be detailed in a follow-up story. Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins was in Fort Scott Wednesday to meet with downtown businesses, visit with Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lindsay Madison, address the Fort Scott Rotary Club, and tour local industry Labconco... -
Family time before the fireworks display
(Local News ~ 07/04/14)
Matthew Resnick/Tribune photo Sami Rogers (left) and her siblings Cole and Tylar of Fort Scott, enjoy a fun-filled evening on the campus of Fort Scott Community College Thursday, prior to the start of the Fort Scott Community fireworks display. The display was sponsored by the Fort Scott Elks Lodge No. 579, which held several fundraisers to make the event possible... -
James Allen Christian
(Obituary ~ 07/04/14)
James Allen Christian, went to be with his Lord on July 2, 2014. Memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. July 8, 2014 at Affinity All Faiths Mortuary 2850 S. Seneca, Wichita. He was born on Febr. 25, 1933 to Clifton and Blanche (Dunsworh) Christian in Fort Scott, Kan. ... -
Cora Marie Kellstadt
(Obituary ~ 07/04/14)
Cora Marie Kellstadt, age 89, resident of Fort Scott, died Thursday, July 3, 2014, at the Fort Scott Mercy Hospital. She was born May 7, 1925, in Bourbon County, Kan., the daughter of Edwin Homer Collins and Lucretia Murrow Collins. She was a graduate of Blue Mound High School. ... -
FSCC Softball welcomes 14 new faces
(Community Sports ~ 07/04/14)
Head Coach Kristin Schalk has announced the addition of 12 student-athletes to the FSCC softball team. Kaylee Bart, K.C. Beardsley, Riley Brown, Erica Duncan, Michaela Horn, Alex Perez, Cheyenne Pierce, Meagan Powell, Amber Sutton, Kristen Tyler, Mikayla Ussery, Elizabeth Walz, Kylie Wilson, and Rachel Zeller will each be a member of the Lady Greyhound softball team for the 2014-2015 season...
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Tech Center in Crawford County good for Bourbon County, says Tatro
(Local News ~ 07/04/14)
The Bicknell Family Foundation has donated $1 million in support of a technical education center in Crawford County, according to a July 1 article in the Pittsburg Morning Sun. The article also stated that the projected total cost of the project is estimated to be around $1.4, while "most of the programs will likely be offered though Fort Scott Community College."...
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