Before the theatrical smash hits of “The Play That Goes Wrong” and “Noises Off,” there was Peter Shaffer’s “Black Comedy.”
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Student launches culinary business with help from fellow Gorilla, SBDC
A Pittsburg State University student who dreams of owning her own business is getting support and mentorship from a two-time Pitt State graduate with a business of her own.
Pittsburg State announces 2026 Football schedule
The Pittsburg State University football team will open its 2026 football season Thursday, Aug. 27, against two-time defending national champion Ferris State University at Carnie Smith Stadium.
Pitt State presents full month of performing and fine arts experiences
A variety of performing and fine arts experiences and an author talk are planned for April at Pittsburg State University. Many are free and all are open to the community.
Pittsburg Easter Egg Hunt set for March 28
Thanks to a generous donor and in honor of Pittsburg’s 150th anniversary, 150 of the 25,000 eggs will contain a slip that serves as a ticket for a bike.
Southeast Kansas Travel Guide: Fun Things to Do in Pittsburg, Galena, and on Route 66
I had heard of many of these places and even had them pinned on my Kansas Map, but getting to experience them in person was so much better!
Arts Council announces community mural for April 18
To celebrate the Pittsburg ArtWalk’s 20th Anniversary, the Pittsburg Arts Council (PAC) is inviting community members to participate in a collaborative art mural during the festival. The Pittsburg ArtWalk will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday, April 18.
The Most Underrated Kansas Road Trip: A Weekend in Crawford County and Southeast Kansas
If you’re searching for a fun, unique and underrated destination to take a Midwest or Kansas road trip this year, look no further. Crawford County and Southeast Kansas surprised us in the best possible way. From a towering mining machine you can climb inside, to Route 66 history, quirky roadside parks, a bookstore where you can cuddle and read to adoptable cats, and one of the most beautiful state parks in the region, this hidden gem in the corner of Kansas blends small-town charm with unexpected adventure.
Coal Miner’s Gravel Ride: Where Grit Meets Gravel in Southeast Kansas
This isn’t just a ride—it’s a tribute to the land, the legacy and the cycling community. Held each May, the ride debuted in 2023 with just 65 cyclists. By 2024, word had spread like wildfire, drawing 218 riders from as far away as Texas, Minnesota, Colorado, and of course, the cycling mecca of Bentonville, Arkansas.
Local jeweler carries on unique trade
At age 86, Martin “Bud” Benelli Jr., owner of Bud’s Jewelry, is still dedicated to continuing his family’s work. One of his main skills is repairing clocks, a talent that Bud says can’t be taught.
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