Pittsburg, KS News

• Pittsburg, KS News
• Bama Bound: No. 7 Gorillas Punch Ticket to Florence With 49-23 Victory
• Smartphone shopping carries more risk
• University revises commencement schedule
• University dedicates rappel tower
• PSU-NWMSU game to be streamed live
• Poetry reading celebrates Kansas Sesquicentennial
• PSU’s Sildus wins Fulbright Specialists Award
• Football: This week’s hot ticket
• Finance students participate in global stock market competition
• Groups mark World AIDS Week
• KRPS continues holiday program tradition
• Wind Ensemble, Symphony strings present holiday concert
• Economists eye weekend sales
• Thanksgiving comes to football players who won’t be home for the holiday
• Timmons Chapel Christmas Concerts set
• Thanksgiving for 1,000
• Students to learn about careers, programs in FCS
• Jazz Ensembles prepare for concert Dec. 1
• New foundation supports PSU research
• PSU thanking fans for support with free parking for playoff game
• Cultural exchange happens on campus, too
• Pittsburg State observes International Education Week
• PSU hosts high school artists
• Choirs prepare for annual Madrigal Dinner
• Students mark American Education Week
• University honors faculty authors
• Pitt State models new path to accreditation
• PSU expects record for Rumble in the Jungle
• PSU Opera, SEK Symphony present 'The Magic Flute'
• Student groups plan for Smokeout
• Four State Regional Technology Conference opens
• Veterans Day observance planned at Memorial
• Asian rock star brings message of peace
• University, middle school racers face off
• PSU students work to keep big build on schedule
• Johnson named Equal Opportunity director
• Writers series brings acclaimed poet to PSU
• PSU choirs present free fall concert
• Professor shares his passion for zombies, vampires and other scary things
• Rebuilding is a family affair
• Theatre stages 'Madwoman of Chaillot'
• Student groups plan Safe Trick or Treat
• PSU examines campus recycling on Sustainability Day
• Nursing students help to rebuild
• Pianist Washington Garcia performs solo concert at PSU
• Students and industry partner team up
• For survivor, build is part of the healing process
• Six earn University Professor distinction
• Faculty-Staff Campaign begins
• Honorees have an 'unforgettable' experience
• Bank reps tout business careers for math majors
• Yell Like Hell's roots extend to university's early days
• Physicist to speak about possible Kansas cosmic ray observatory
• PSU honors four alumni
• Journal of Managerial Issues included in exclusive database
• PSU professor: students, faculty share writing woes
• Arkansas students among the many now thinking of PSU
• Hundreds gather at PSU Sunday to Wipe Out Hunger
• PSU clears basement because of refrigerant leak
• PSU students, staff exercise on the Oval
• Trombonist Joseph Alessi to perform at PSU
• Art exhibit features photos by Paraguayan children
• PSU hosts annual Trumpet Festival
• Wind Ensemble to perform Oct. 6
• PSU construction students play big role in upcoming 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' show
• PSU installs security cameras
• McDougall to read from new memoir at PSU
• Exhibit features regionalist art
• Pitt State 2011 enrollment up by 2 percent
• Joplin school leaders gain insight in technology education
• Daughter of Holocaust survivor to deliver DeGruson Lecture
• PSU professors help alumnus furnish classroom after tornado
• GM reps show off hybrid at Company Day
• PSU names Honorary Family
• Mystery writer to deliver Emmett Lecture
• PSU students shine in Oklahoma PR competition
• Grammy-nominated bluegrass artists to perform with SEK Symphony
• Business dean named new editor of The American Economist
• Pitt State on "Best College" list
• Speaker advises ancient wisdom to save the planet
• Chinese students celebrate Moon Festival
• PSU tests iPad effectiveness in the classroom
• PSU hosts Rumble for high school seniors
• Diverse groups court students at activities fair
• Career Services hosts Dog Days
• Experienced students prescribe involvement for homesick freshmen
• Kansas author Thomas Averill opens series
• Poet, hip-hop artist performance part of Hispanic Heritage Month observance
• PSU launches new mobile website
• Garrett to lead planned giving efforts
• Percussion quartet opens music series
• Automotive Service Technology program earns master reaccreditation
• Concert previews Carnegie Hall program
• Second City comedy tour comes to Pittsburg
• Deadline near for retirement incentive
• Message to students: worry less about pounds, more about healthy diet
• Construction professors achieve home inspection certification, plan for new course
• Students, companies, organizations connect
• University catalog goes online
• Back to School for Pittsburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Students move in, build excitement for new semester
• Kick off of the Pathways to PSU Scholarship Campaign
• PSU fraternities, sororities plan leadership weekend
• President welcomes faculty, talks about year ahead
• PSU volunteers help with Joplin High laptop distribution
• New faculty get to know PSU
• Campus activity picks up with early student arrivals
• New gallery exhibit features textiles
• Shay to direct annual giving
• E-textbooks a growing trend for college students
• Student rehabilitates raptor caught in tornado
• Construction professor becomes nationally recognized in new building information modeling (BIM) process
• Review names PSU one of the 'Best in the Midwest'
• PSU gift helps Joplin High School broadcasting program continue
• PSU athletes deliver 150 beds to Joplin tornado victims
• Grant leads to rare international opportunity
• Lots of lessons in camps for kids
• PSU cleans its closets for a summer sale
• Class makes economics fun
• Residence halls fill up
• Farm Show off to a steamy start
• College of Technology hosts workshop for inner-city kids
• Rubble yields special memories for tornado survivor
• Projects revitalize a historic campus building
• PSU closing in on student housing record
• PSU student wins Fulbright award to teach in Turkey
• Painting just one of the jobs on PSU’s summer list
• Holmes named major gift officer for College of Technology
• Student comes to PSU to train for world title
• For final exam, PSU students clean up Joplin park
• Student delegates stand out at national convention
• PSU releases spring honor rolls
• IEP students learn how Americans play
• 4th of July Celebration
• PSU honors staff, receives employer of the year award
• PSU launches drive to aid storm-damaged schools
• PSU offers new degree in exercise science
• PSU office helps with business disaster loan process in Joplin
• Dearth picked nation's most supportive dean
• Work continues on Hughes Hall
• Naccarato to serve as PSU's director of government and community relations
• Robinson named student health services director
• Jazz on the Oval a sign of summer
• PSU makes sustainability a priority for new university house
• Students, families prepare for campus life
• Volunteers handle large amounts of tornado relief supplies
• Kent named director of major gifts for College of Business
• PSU offers summer technology camps for kids
• Canadian team wins Baja Kansas
• Playin' in the mud: Baja teams battle it out
• Judges scrutinize Baja entries
• Motor oil and gasoline; car lovers flock to PSU
• From victim to rescuer: one student's story
• International teams arrive for Baja
• Memorial Day ceremony recognizes 50th anniversary of Vietnam War's beginning
• High-tech tools transform track scoring
• University assists with tornado relief efforts
• Offices relocate as work on Hughes Hall begins
• PSU presents tuition proposal to Kansas Board of Regents
• PSU celebrates class of '11
• PSU releases list of spring graduates
• Two share graduation date 50 years apart
• PSU students will study around the world
• PSU ROTC commissions new officers
• Class of '61 strolls memory lane
• PSU announces Honors College selections
• Love of learning inspires 88-year-old to finish her degree
• PSU honors student teachers
• Commencement changes reflect university's growth
• PSU honors years of service
• Third graders run and jump for Kansas Kids Fitness Day
• Student job seekers get extra polish
• Military vehicle a big canvas for student artist
• PSU hosts nanotechnology forum
• Gorilla Bookstore celebrates anniversary with book signings
• Take Back the Night set for Friday
• PSU students take elementary explorers into space
• Baja still a month away, but judging already underway
• Worlds of art, technology meet
• University honors teachers, administrator
• Choirs, Symphony present spring Oratorio
• Treadmill relies on a unique renewable resource - you
• KPRC wins patent for polymer concrete
• Science Day tests students' skills
• International Night Market to raise money for Japan
• Jazz Ensembles plan spring concert
• Students display talents for charity
• New degree prepares students for sustainability careers
• Geothermal projects highlight PSU sustainability efforts
• KRPS exceeds spring goal
• PSU celebrates Earth Week
• PSU names College of Business dean
• Nursing students honored for service project
• PSU names Outstanding Seniors
• PSU student broadcasters win 8 state awards
• Man tells his grandfather’s story of Nazi opposition
• Panel examines PSU's undergraduate science research program
• High school students test their math skills
• PSU names Student Employee of the Year
• Group appeals to anyone who loves music
• PSU honors alumni for achievement
• PSU helps lead change in accreditation
• Students swap laptops for rakes to offer The Big Event
• Student, program honored with scholarship and tools
• Workshop presents scenes from great operas
• Africa expert to discuss gender-based violence
• Baja Kansas site taking shape
• Novelist to read from his work at PSU
• Family Art Night set for April 7
• PSU hosts 1st Pecha-Kucha Night
• High school juniors learn more about Pitt State
• Student artist tricks out a Humvee; PSU ROTC benefits
• Zombie battle set for Saturday
• Executive shares lessons learned in international business
• Indian students observe Holi - the Festival of Colors
• Chamber Orchestra presents spring concert
• Technology education students win big at international conference
• Size matters: Lecturer advocates ‘tiny homes’
• Students win design awards
• New teachers face a highly competitive market as districts deal with budget cuts
• PSU students demonstrate joy of physics
• PSU helps community compete in statewide energy challenge
• KRPS kicks off fundraising campaign amid possibility of cuts
• Student breaks 150-year-old code to find surprising messages
• Report details economic impact of Regents System on Kansas
• Chatham Baroque concludes 2010-2011 Solo & Chamber Series
• Kindred poets to read from their work
• PSU offices, buildings adjust hours for spring break
• Partnership helps auditing students meet industry demands
• Auto tech professor turns ‘life’s passion’ into coffee table art
• Group plans Dominican Republic service trip for spring break
• SIFE team headed to nationals
• NASA veteran to speak at PSU
• President hosts budget forum
• Construction students place 2nd in nation
• Campus to observe Safe Spring Break Week
• Business students earn top placement in global strategy competition
• PSU launches Community Campaign
• Appeals Court judges to speak to students
• Four finalists named in College of Business dean search
• President to hold campus budget discussion
• PSU leaders to field questions from students
• Master plan forums set for Thursday
• Art exhibits showcase faculty, campus and local talent
• Speaker recalls good fortune that brought him to PSU
• Kunkel to be new A&S dean
• Solo & Chamber Series: guitarist Adam Holzman
• International Food and Culture Fair set for March 12
• Roundtable considers ‘Democracy and Revolution in the Middle East’
• Duo brings Carnegie Hall program to PSU
• Sweet beginning to Apple Day celebration
• More programs cause study abroad numbers to rise
• Lecture series presentation honors early feminist
• PSU honors Sandness, Dennis with service award
• Texas dancers to perform and teach
• PSU continues its oldest tradition - Apple Day
• Student-build play set could boost scholarships
• German officer to administer rigorous test for ROTC cadets
• Choirs present spring concert
• Take Charge Challenge comes to campus
• High school students learn about technology programs
• PSU students attend Model UN
• 'Mini-MBA' program set for July
• GIT students shine in local competition
• PSU Theatre presents 'The Water's Edge'
• Student's hunting video to air on national TV
• Regent to deliver Tilford Lecture
• PSU has record spring enrollment
• Jazz Festival concert may be hottest ticket in town
• Jazz Festival draws students from 3 states
• Admission Office seeks students for important job
• PALS presents Internet humor king
• Visiting poet takes reader from simple to surprise
• For athlete's dad, battle with cancer was a family affair
• Career Day growth reflects improving economy
• National survey gauges collegiate experience
• PSU mourns death of student in traffic accident
• Black and Veatch donates to student groups
• SEK Symphony presents 'Pianissimo'
• Concert gives percussion students a chance to shine
• SIFE tackles unemployment for spring outreach activities
• Career expert says study abroad can help job search
• Students wear red to bring attention to battle with heart disease
• Exercise imagines Kansas history with a different attitude
• It's all hands on deck for battle with Mother Nature
• PSU students graduate "With Departmental Academic Honors"
• PSU students graduate "With Departmental Academic Honors"
• 'Unity' variety show honors Black History Month
• Wind Ensemble concert set for Feb. 17
• Harmon watches Middle East drama unfold with special interest
• Crews make good progress; classes back in session Friday
• Pianist to perform next Solo & Chamber concert
• PSU closes in advance of storm
• Sports broadcasting instructor says Super Bowl is different from all other games
• Work ramps up for Baja competition
• Education expert speaks on the effect of global universities
• PSU game to be televised live
• University Gallery hosts national juried art exhibit
• Student tax preparers offer free service to community
• PALS presents Irish music, dance
• Career Clothes Closet helps students with interview attire
• Construction team's proposal one of best in nation
• A&S Dean's search down to four
• A&S dean's search down to four
• Block Kids event puts building skills to the test
• Flu season returns
• Grant to boost residential construction program
• PSU releases fall honor rolls
• Ceramic artist presents lecture, demonstration
• Track athletes speak to children of Kansas National Guard
• International students arrive, learn cultural adaptation
• More parking opens as students return
• Student Rec Center prepares for students' return
• Campus welcomes new international students
• Flannery leads Office of Development
• Campus offices reopen
• Campus closes until Jan. 3
• PSU releases list of winter graduates
• Sustainable demolition underway
• Wheelchair basketball tournament returns to PSU
• Holiday shoppers find PSU gifts through TECA
• PSU hosts reception to honor award recipients
• Construction graduate students test new ways of building
• Students put their English skills to work for SEK-CAP
• Poetry reading set for Dec. 9
• New course shows methods for uncovering cybercrime
• Open session set for campus master plan
• Rigging safety seminar preps construction students for new standards
• Timmons Chapel Christmas Concerts set for Dec. 8 & 10
• Construction students make Community Garden accessible to handicapped
• Tech ed students, high schoolers come together to make Christmas gifts
• Indian Student Association offers dance lessons at Navratri celebration
• PSU honors 2 for Meritorious Achievement
• Public Library Chamber Music concert set for Dec. 3
• PSU Bands Christmas Concert Dec. 5
• Family Art Night Dec. 2
• World AIDS Week
• Jazz ensembles perform Dec. 2
• Christmas books for kids: An expert's list
• Thanksgiving Bash a diverse gathering
• Students bring home Foundry Educational Foundation scholarships
• Manufacturing students create prototype casting for NASA
• KRPS honors radio's roots
• President Scott reads to preschoolers
• ACIS students compete for top prize in national sustainability competition (voting through Nov. 19)
• Group plans Great American Smokeout activities
• Workshop shows students how to manage their online image
• Career Services helps students navigate tepid economy
• Four State Regional Technology Conference showcases latest in technology
• Events celebrate value of international education
• Veterans Day Observance Thursday
• International competitors race to sign up for Baja SAE Kansas
• PSU Opera slates two works in Lakeside Auditorium
• One step closer to a job: students get an edge at Career Boost
• Visiting Writers Series presents poet
• Princeton Review names PSU College of Business one of the best
• University Choirs perform Friday
• Police offer tips to prevent theft
• PSU names 4 University Professors
• Indian Student Association plans Diwali celebration
• Constituents learn of university goals, strategies at Leadership Saturday
• Workers begin installation of Vietnam Wall panels
• Cadets get helicopter training
• Oklahoma company inscribes Vietnam Wall
• HHPR club plans Zumba party
• PSU students host Safe Trick-or-Treat
• Solo & Chamber Series presents string quartet ETHEL
• Project Warmth brings out a good turnout
• Skubitz grant boosts women’s center
• Girard turns out for homecoming
• County’s oldest town to conduct tour Sat.
• U.S. 69 strip is subject of talks
• Food Dude to students: 'It's cool to cook'
• City sees increase in break-ins
• Biology hosts pre-physical therapy orientation/open house
• KTEC praises opportunities in Kansas
• City OKs hangar renovation, rent cut
• KDOT maintains its schedule of meetings statewide
• GOP moderates back Holland in state governor’s race
• County officials serve as 'fence viewers'
• PHS teacher gets to call shots at KC theater
• HUD program reopens
• Watco awarded federal grant for rail improvements
• Regents OK university house request
• Building for a future
• Chamber Orchestra presents autumn concert
• Sheriff investigates incident
• New exhibit opens in University Gallery
• Grant to help Watco with rail upgrades
• Tubas are the stars of Octubafest
• Pittsburg State students get pointers on construction
• PET OF THE WEEK
• Hero's welcome
• ROTC Ranger teams power past bigger rivals
• Theatre stages ‘The Jungle Book’
• Construction management classes learn tricks of the trade
• License plate program provides legacy scholarships
• Business honor society receives "exemplary" status
• Department hosts pre-physical therapy orientation
• Faculty Staff Campaign kicks off with the 'Power of One'
• Honor Day makes math fun
• Pitt State celebrates Homecoming
• Indian student fundraiser includes henna tattoos, chai tea
• Homecoming Queen and King
• Campus observes Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week
• Organ recital set for Oct. 17
• Technology alumni return for Homecoming reunion
• University prepares memorial for new wall of honor
• PSU honors Outstanding Alumni
• USD 250 fails to make AYP goals
• Gov. Parkinson visits Pittsburg
• WET AND WILD
• Roberts backs Moran for U.S. Senate
• Classes back in session at Pittsburg State
• Local tattoo parlor opens
• Battalion reunion draws American heroes to Pittsburg
• Two injured in rollover accident
• correction
• Moran critical of D.C.
• State hoping not to cut
• PSU student's body found in Olathe
• Coming back
• Gov. gives effect of bill
• PSU again discusses performing arts facility
• Rocking welcome
• Leadership weekend replaces Shark Night
• County about to close on notes for sewer
• Beloit medical center gets winning lottery ticket
• Pittsburg man faces drug charges
• State unemployment rises slightly
• Getting an early start
• Police make another arrest in connection with meth bust
• Resurfacing of K-3, K-47 starts Monday
• State to put unclaimed property on eBay
• New year, new goals for PSU
• Off and running
• County appoints new medical adviser
• Joint effort corrals 42 fugitives statewide
• PET OF THE WEEK
• Repaired Homer St. ready to reopen
• Federal agencies reveal broadband projects
• Thrifty option: Renting books
• New faces in the lair
• Pittsburg police signs on with Crime Stoppers
• PSU starts construction program
• Accident tied to driver's texting
• Pitt State welcomes international students
• Global Gaming wins battle to provide Sumner Co. casino
• CHC/SEK loses telephone service
• Candidates address issues
• Candidates address issues
• PSU student reported missing
• MUD FROLICKER
• USDs 248, 249 prepare for new years
• DEAD AND LOVING IT
• Pittsburg State student missing
• Frontenac preps for center
• Girard residents may have access to energy efficiency loans
• Still time to enroll for CRP program
• Judge rules Mo. funeral protest ban unconstitutional
• Students have their choice of extra activities
• 226th Engineer Company hits the ground running
• Parkinson appoints three to Capitol Preservation group
• Kansas among 34 states reaching accord with website
• Kids get new rides at rodeo
• City joins effort for workforce training
• I-49 plans not fazing KDOT
• Looking toward the heavens
• Facing a lag
• Tour to feature Civil War re-enactments
• Drug task force arrests seven people in Pittsburg
• Check students’ insurance, state advises
• Cheese could be the answer, Brownback says
• Sheriffs, Pittsburg police team up to hold Bike Rodeo
• Railway plans to raze building
• House candidate joins Brownback tour
• Seven arrested Thursday in drug investigation
• PSU plans for Crimson Commons delay
• Projects a way for junior NCOs to lead
• Trial delayed in child sex case
• Wahl ruled competent to stand trial
• Permit to help SEK’s patrons
• GOP's state tour in Colby
• Family night out
• KDOT begins work on drainage bridge
• Arma schools begin
• Animals highlight open house
• Sales tax may be on Nov. ballot
• Bushel bonanza
• Wahl ruled competent for trial
• Trial delayed in child sex case
• Catching cows
• Family Resource Center to hold party
• Parkinson praises new jobs bill
• Six cites AG office’s accomplishments
• Brownback starts state tour; Holland rips it
• Three groups make their pitch
• Three groups make their pitch
• Passing primary seat-belt law means extra funds for state
• Seneca players enter not-guilty pleas
• County’s trimming reduces mill levy
• Brownback focuses on state’s economy
• City’s mill levy stays at ’09 level
• Giving a sense of peace
• Three minors arrested after break-in
• Brownback introduces his ‘Road Map for Kansas’
• USD 250 gets look at next budget
• Festivities go on without carnivals
• Setting his sights on space
• Seneca players make first appearance
• State treasurer McKinney returns money to state
• States agree to deal with website
• Girard's Animal Farm
• Nice prices have many happy after livestock sale
• Arma mud volleyball an annual draw
• Dems group crossing aisle
• Car-nage ensues to cap off Fair
• ‘A good old hometown parade’
• Girard announces enrollment plans
• County performs canvass of votes
• Commission makes progress on county budget
• Something’s missing — a carnival
• Pedaling power
• ARMA V-J HOMECOMING
• CLEANING UP HIS CALF
• Expert on safe school environments to visit Pitt State
• Federal jobs bill could benefit Kansas
• Jury convicts Rivera
• County Commissioners canvass ballots
• Labette Co. nabs robbery suspect
• Two-vehicle wreck leaves 3 injured
• Gubernatorial foes hit ground running
• Kan. chief justice dies days after retiring
• Pig tales
• Sides begin healing process
• State judges praise retiring chief justice
• Local turnout strong for primary
• Rabbit growth
• Local business assisting Arkansas charity
• Program produces 15 graduates
• Arma alumni banquet is Fri.
• SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
• New events join old favorites
• County makes budget progress
• Hayes squeaks by Bicknell for GOP nod
• Call will keep his job in McCune
• Calloway wraps up GOP nomination, wins right to face Menghini
• Moran narrowly slips past Tiahrt
• Incumbents prevail in state races
• One U.S. House race up in air
• State high court’s Chief Justice retires
• Kmiec, Brunetti emerge in Dist. 1
• Pittsburg sales tax referendum fails
• Poll workers enjoy duty
• Man killed in farming accident
• County Commission: District 3
• Safety urged at luncheon
• Arma mulls outdoor theater
• One injured in wreck Sunday
• Girard talks community center issue
• Frontenac to get new grass fire truck
• Pittsburg makes last sales tax plea
• Dem candidates for Senate seek respect
• All eyes on the ribbons
• Kansas House of Representatives: District 3
• Liberal, Mo.
• U.S. House of Representatives: Kansas District 2
• Fort Scott USD 234
• Lamar, Mo.
• Shriners on the march
• Northeast USD 246
• County Commission: District 1
• Kansas decides: Secretary of State
• Cherokee USD 247 announces enrollment plans
• Right-of-way dispute still not resolved
• Secretary of State predicts low voter turnout in primary
• Farm Bureau plans tractor pedal pull
• County meets to discuss budget
• Game attracts Shriners' head
• Firefighters get new friend
• Victim identified in murder case
• Birds getting wired
• United Way begins push for funds
• Student wins laptop
• Kids celebrate at library
• Grant to aid USD 250 students with snacks
• United Way begins push for funds
• Fat Daddy’s to hold benefit for accident victims
• Kansas decides: Governor
• County plans budget work session this morning
• Cities may see effects of U.S. 69 bypass
• Two arrested on drug-related charges
• What will U.S. 69 look like?
• Local GOP candidates square off
• Southeast USD 247
• Providing some local harmony
• Brown U. professor talks science
• Two injury accidents recorded in county
• Kansas decides: Attorney General
• Hudgins cleared to stand trial
• Veterans Job Fair in Pittsburg, KS on Nov. 5

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