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Dr. Mark Johnson, a university professor at Pittsburg State University, helps attendees navigate the ballrooms within the Overman Student Center during Friday’s HRD Four-State Conference.

‘Unlocking Potential: Pathways to Success’

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PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Pittsburg State University Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Student Chapter held its annual Four State HRD Conference Friday – a day full of learning, … more

By Aaron Pyle / [email protected] | 3/15/25

Burn ban in effect over weekend

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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. –– The Crawford County Emergency Manager Quentin Parsons has issued a burn-ban in Crawford County through Tuesday, March 18. Pittsburg Fire Chief Taylor Cerne, in … more

By Dustin R. Strong / [email protected] | 3/15/25

: Monika BK, You E Kry, Ben Rangel, Carson Stottmann, Dr. Jackson, Samuel Ravindran, Dr. Bobby Winters are working with Miners Hall Board of Trustees to develop new technologies and exhibits for the museum.

A night in NOLA helps fund new tech at MHM

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FRANKLIN, Kan. –– The Miners Hall Museum in Franklin will host its annual fundraiser, “A Night in New Orleans,” from 6 to 9 p.m. on April 12. The event will feature a … more

By Dustin R. Strong / [email protected] | 3/15/25

New four-way stop at Crawford and Carlton

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FRONTENAC, Kan. –– During a short meeting of the Frontenac City Council on Wednesday, members voted unanimously to install a new four-way stop at the intersection of Carlton and Crawford … more

By Dustin R. Strong / [email protected] | 3/14/25

Girard Council purchases new equipment

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GIRARD, Kan. — The city of Girard is making improvements in its utility department. At Monday’s regular meeting, the council approved the purchase of new locating equipment. … more

By Aaron Pyle / [email protected] | 3/14/25

A number of education majors at Pittsburg State University participated in the annual “Teacher Interview Day” Thursday morning, interviewing with school districts across the Four-State area for the chance to secure a teaching position that is currently in high demand.

‘Shaping for the future’

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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Just under 100 schools from across the Four-State region, with some from as far away as Liberal, Kansas, spent Thursday morning at Pittsburg State University in search of … more

By Aaron Pyle / [email protected] | 3/14/25

Firefighters from across the county converged on Langdon Lane on Thursday to combat a brush fire that posed a threat to local residents. Firefighters got the flames under control fairly quickly, but Red Flag warnings extend into Friday.

Grass fire on Langdon Lane

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3/14/25

Crawford County Attorney declines ousting McCune council member

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MCCUNE, Kan. — Following a complaint filed in January, the Crawford County Attorney declined to investigate and oust McCune City Councilmember Jason Han. more

By Antjea Wolff / [email protected] | 3/14/25

From left, PSU student Jadyn Freeman and Girard Freshman Brinkley Cook trade art cards while PHS 3D Art Teacher Rebecca Lomshek prepares to hand out stickers.

Local creatives trade card art

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PITTSBURG, KS – During the 5th Annual Artist Trading Card event, Wednesday, more than 35 people swapped baseball-card sized artwork. more

By Antjea Wolff / [email protected] | 3/14/25

2025 Music on the Lake lineup announced

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FARLINGTON, Kan. – With Spring almost here, the Friends of Crawford State Park have announced its schedule of performers for the 2025 season. more

Staff Reports / [email protected] | 3/13/25

Winds raise risk of fire

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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Over the past two weeks, Crawford County has experienced numerous “red flag” warnings, which occur when low humidity, warm temperatures and high winds combine … more

By Aaron Pyle / [email protected] | 3/13/25

Throughout Wednesday morning and afternoon, automotive majors at Pittsburg State University’s Crossland Technology Center dressed up in their best business attire to participate in the annual Automotive Orientation Day. From Ford to Bridgestone to Bobcat, students had the chance to make industry connections, gain insights through panel discussions while also gaining an understanding of what top automotive companies are looking for in new talent.

CTC holds ‘Automotive Orientation Day’

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3/13/25

City hears housing project concerns

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PITTSBURG, Kan. –– At the February 25 city commission meeting, Pittsburg voted to extend a loan of $170,000 to develop a low-income housing project on North Joplin Street. The project was … more

By Dustin R. Strong / [email protected] | 3/13/25

Mayor Dawn McNay makes a proclamation to create awareness about the importance of including individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in all facets of community life so they can fully live the lives they choose as equal members of the community.

Mayor Dawn McNay declares March Intellectual and Developmental Disability Awareness Month.

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3/13/25

Mayor Dawn McNay, flanked by members of the community who helped 31 people stay warm during 18 frigid nights through January and February, extends her appreciation for their efforts in establishing two warming centers in the city at Homer Cole and Meadowside Baptist Church. McNay also thanked those organizations that contributed volunteers, funding, and expertise in making the shelters successful.

Mayor Dawn McNay recognizes those who stepped up during the cold

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3/13/25

Clarification

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In the Wednesday, March 12, edition of The Morning Sun, the article concerning Girard Public Library stated that “Teaching with Primary Sources” is scheduled to be held Tuesday, April 8, … more

3/13/25

Townes Sullivan, as J.J., plays the guitar and sings “I’ve Already Started In” while Ben Bolinger, as Erich; Norlan Aguilar, as Vincenzo; Jocelyn Ouellette, as Julia; and Chloe Costello as Molly Brown, listen.

‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown’

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PITTSBURG, KS – With the help of a $10,000 grant, Pittsburg High School Theatre will present “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” this weekend. more

By Antjea Wolff / [email protected] | 3/13/25

Sheriff’s Office adjusts administrative hours

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PITTSBURG, KS – As of this week, the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office has adjusted its administrative office hours. more

By Antjea Wolff / [email protected] | 3/13/25

GPL to hold ‘Teaching with Primary Sources’

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GIRARD, Kan. — School librarians and K-12 educators, mark your calendars. The Girard Public Library is scheduled to soon host a professional learning program, announced by the Library of … more

Staff Reports / [email protected] | 3/12/25

The city of Pittsburg’s Pittsburg Parks and Recreation crew is replacing the familiar frog slide, pictured alongside certified lifeguard trainer Rio Gardner Tuesday morning. The frog will soon be replaced by a new fish slide. Opening day is scheduled to take place at 1 p.m. Friday, May 23.

‘Out with the old, in with the new’

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3/12/25

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