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Marsh, Bolin making impact night-in, night-out
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
By Gail Agee Track reporter Zach Marsh of Fort Scott, Kan., continued his string of wins in the Street Stock Division at Nevada Speedway. Last Saturday night, Marsh captured his eighth Feature win of the season, and his fifth in a row. Will anyone chase him down?...
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Griffons split another doubleheader
(College Sports ~ 07/21/07)
HAYS, Kan. -- Now, if the Nevada Griffons can just get a sweep. For the second straight night, the Griffons split a doubleheader in Jayhawk League action. One day after splitting with league-leading Derby, Kan., on Thursday, the Griffons split with the second-place Hays Larks on Friday night. Hays won the opener, 3-0, before Nevada bashed 12 hits in a 10-3 landslide win in the nightcap...
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Buntain finds his wait worthwhile
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
By Scott Nuzum Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- Stephen Buntain, son of Gary and Theresa Buntain, won state medals in 4-H shooting competition last summer but opted not to go to national competition because he felt he wasn't quite ready yet. The wait was worth it as Buntain, who will be a senior at Fort Scott High this year, took first place overall at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Competition at Rapid City, S. ...
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Local Club excels at Springfield
(Community Sports ~ 07/21/07)
SPRINGFIELD -- Local Karate students from Jenkins Karate recently competed in the National College of Martial Arts Invitational Tournament of 2007 at the Springfield Boys and Girls Club. Over 150 competitors from around the country were present. Jenkins Karate was awarded a certificate for the most pre-registered students (29) for 2007. It is the second year in a row that Jenkins Karate has garned the award...
- Neptunes have low numbers, strong showing (Local News ~ 07/21/07)
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Fish start biting
(Sports Column ~ 07/21/07)
It's the time of year that smart anglers know not to spend a day in a boat and suffer from the heat. So, instead of coming in for the day around 6 p.m., they should be heading out and enjoy the cooler weather and also some good fishing. Cooler water during evening hours attracts many species of fish to shallower water and will move from deeper water to feed. ...
- Longing for the old-school stadiums (Sports Column ~ 07/21/07)
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Uniontown school board to install new officers
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Herald-Tribune UNIONTOWN, Kan. -- The USD 235 Board of Education plans to elect its officers for the 2007-'08 school year, during their regular monthly meeting on Monday. The seven-member board, which includes two new additions, will conduct its first regular business meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Uniontown Junior Senior High School commons area, 601 Fifth St. The board could elect a new board president and vice-president if it so chooses...
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FSCC board to discuss maintenance matters
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Fort Scott, Kan. -- The Fort Scott Community College Board of Trustees has several routine midsummer items to address during its regular meeting on Monday. Trustees are scheduled to hear various reports and discuss other items, most of which are heard or considered on an annual basis at this time each year. ...
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Students earn grant to fight drunken driving
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Herald-Tribune El Dorado Springs, Mo. -- El Dorado Springs High School DECA students have something to say, and they hope their peers are listening. DECA advisor Vicki Hillsman said the community has lost five El Dorado Springs students to traffic accidents in the past four years, and those who remain were determined to do something...
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County struggles with road sign issues
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Herald-Tribune Vernon County, Mo. -- What's in a name? Changes in county road signs have some residents pondering Shakespeare's question. In some areas, road signs have been erected with one name and later changed to a different name. Vernon County Presiding Commissioner Bonnie McCord said she was aware of the situation...
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Bronson police chief finds solutions in obtaining dispatch services
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Herald-Tribune A Pontiac Bonneville traveled into Bronson's city limits. It was speeding. Bronson Police Chief Gene Parker pulled over the driver. The weather was miserable that Friday night. Rain pelted down hard. "If I have to get wet, somebody's probably gettin' a ticket," Parker quipped...
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Final Harry Potter book released
(Local News ~ 07/21/07)
Harry Potter may have cast a spell on the weather Friday to keep the forecast rain away allowing Michelle Cowles, left, Katy Super and Marissa Muro, right, to work on their second place sidewalk art project during activities scheduled by Cavener's Library & Office Supplies to keep Harry Potter fans entertained until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" was released at 12:01 Saturday morning. ...
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Music and Song
(Column ~ 07/21/07)
Hi neighbors. I hope you all have an opportunity to take in "Meet Me in Missouri" with Marsha Martin as director this weekend. I attended last year as well and it was a delightful afternoon! There's nothing like a group of people just getting together to sing and have a good time...
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A Stumble and Bumble update
(Column ~ 07/21/07)
Let me bring my first-time "At Random" readers, if any, up to date on the category "Stumble and Bumble," which I haven't written about recently. When Ginny and I (and let's not forget 6-year-old Jessica Cathrine [Yes, I know her middle name is sort of unusually spelled, but that's the way she liked it. ...
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Woodcutting adventure
(Column ~ 07/21/07)
A few weekends ago, at the beginning of the flooding, the 12-year-old grandson and I went on a woodcutting adventure. His parents had bought another house in Garnett, and this one came equipped with a fireplace. Last summer, while helping grandpa, he got into wood splitting with the use of a maul. He decided we needed to get some wood, so he could split it and keep the familly warm next winter...
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Ty Jackson Willits
(Births ~ 07/21/07)
Mr. and Mrs. Titus Willits, of Wichita, Kan., are proud to announce the birth of their son, Ty Jackson Willits. Ty was born June 27, 2007, at Wesley hospital in Wichita. He weighed 9 pounds, and measured 21 inches. Maternal grandparents are Ed and Connie Fletchall, Nevada, Mo...
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