While the Gus Bus has been in operation for years, additions were necessary to accommodate the first-ever downtown academic building, the Kelce College of Business. Two buses will now operate concurrently to ensure students, faculty, and staff have easy and quick access to the entire campus.

Two ribbon cuttings on Tuesday celebrated a transformational milestone for campus and community with the dedication of the new home of the Kelce College of Business and the reopening of the historic Besse Hotel.

The Jungle Gym Play Cafe features a 2,800-square-foot area with a large play structure with a trampoline, short rock climbing wall, foam pit, small zip line, two slides and other obstacles for children ages 2 through 8 to frolic on. A small baby area for ages two and under is in front of the larger play area.

The City of Pittsburg and generous donors have committed to installing new turf on all eight ballfields at the historic Don Gutteridge Sports Complex in Lincoln Park. Now, the City and a team of community volunteers are inviting residents, businesses, foundations, and organizations to help complete the project by funding the infrastructure needed to make it a regional showcase.

This year, 20 seniors have completed the culinary program at Pittsburg High School. Three of the 20 students signed with Ozarks Technical Community College, Thursday, to pursue a career in restaurant and hospitality management.