Students in Arma, Kansas surpass their goal of donating 1600 food items to a local church.

Seven members of the Paola Middle School Kansas Association for Youth Club recently attended the Area 2 KAY Regional Conference at Northeast High School in Arma, Kan.

A group of Osawatomie High School students learned how to exercise leadership skills and was rewarded for its accomplishments after attending the Kansas Association for Youth regional conference.

On Tuesday Arma Fire Chief Mike McLeod and Crawford County commissioners are breaking ground on a new fire station.

ARMA, Kan. - An Arma woman will have to repay more than $130,000 and transfer property to the estate of an elderly woman as part of a plea deal to avoid jail time in a felony abuse case.

Three former local writers returned Thursday, Oct. 1, to recite poetry in the Special Collections room of Axe Library.

The Mercy Health Center Foundation recently announced the addition of five new board members.

Newcomers to the Arcadia Christian Church Sunday School on the first Sunday in October were Cherish Taylor and her sister Alyshia Taylor, who attended with their neighbor, Cheyenne Melon.

Mayor Rudy Draper forecasts the next twelve months for Pittsburg at the State of the City address Tuesday morning.

Richard L. Kerley and Joyce Mae Briggs were married on Sept. 4, 1949, in Arcadia, Kan.

Robert L. "Bob" Adams, 84, of rural Arcadia, died at 11:35 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 30, 2009 at Mt.

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The children of Donald and Carolyn Zornes will host a celebration to honor their parents 50 years of marriage.

Forty-four Kansas communities -- including Mayetta and Riley -- will share a total of $13,081,660, including $4,370,331 in stimulus dollars, in federal grants through the Community Development Block Grant program, the Kansas Department of Commerce said.

Ten years of planning and a vision of what could be culminated in the ribbon cutting for the soon to be completed 69 Hwy.