Amazing food and little known history 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.
Two talented casts of students will bring two operatic comedies to life next week when Pittsburg State University Opera presents “The Telephone” and “Trial By Jury” at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts.
When Lao Tizer takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. on March 6 as part of the 52nd Annual Pittsburg State University Jazz Festival, the audience can expect an electrifying mix of jazz, funk, soul, and world influences.
Art enthusiasts will have multiple opportunities this spring to view exhibitions and attend receptions in Porter Hall, home to Pittsburg State University’s Art Department and its two galleries.
Audiences are invited to experience a wide range of music and theater performances at Pittsburg State University throughout February — it may be a short month, but it’s definitely a full one.
These stores cater to men who need stylish, functional clothing and accessories in one place, for all seasons.
I just got back from shooting another episode of Barstool Outdoors, this time in Parsons, Kansas to hunt ducks. But somehow, my biggest takeaway from the trip didn’t happen in a blind—it was His & Hers Bar & Grill in Walnut, Kansas.
Originally posted February 12, 2017 to celebrate World Radio Day on February 13 Today a local favorite among country listeners, the Pittsburg-based KKOW radio boasts an interesting beginning, a storied history of on-air personalities, and a bright future within a familiar community. To celebrate World Radio Day, let’s take a […]
Pittsburg State University is bringing two nationally recognized personalities to campus for its ongoing H. Lee Scott Speaker Series: Renowned scientist, inventor, and TV personality Bill Nye speaks April 9; and, entrepreneur Daymond John of “Shark Tank” speaks May 8. Tickets are on sale now.
Franklin, KS — Miners Hall Museum announces the continued presentation of its landmark exhibit, the Page 618 Walking Dragline which was originally introduced in 2025. Updates have been made to the exhibit and we invite the public to check out the amazing story of the dragline, John Page who created the […]
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