Amazing food and little known history in Southeast Kansas
Major Callie Wheeler Becraft, who commissioned from ROTC at Pittsburg State University as a Medical Service Officer and Distinguished Military Graduate in 2012 and is now an assistant professor of Military Science, will be the keynote speaker at the annual Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 11.
The sound of motorcycles traveling down Broadway and the noise of happy conversation will soon fill the air as the 40th annual Pittsburg Toy Run returns to Pittsburg…
Students in Spanish Club and the advisors of Pitt State Hispanics of Today are collaborating with community members to plan two celebrations for Day of the Dead, or Dia de Muertos, on Sunday, Nov. 3. The public is invited to both.
In the heart of southeast Kansas, the small city of Pittsburg in Crawford County is not just known for its rich mining history and vibrant college-town atmosphere; it is also a culinary hotspot for one of America’s most cherished comfort foods: fried chicken. This popular dish has deep roots in the region, influenced by a blend of cultural traditions and family recipes passed down through generations.
Join us for an unforgettable homecoming celebration, “Gorilla of the Century,” filled with regal crowning of royalty, thrilling Gorilla football action, a vibrant parade, fierce student club competitions, and heartwarming alumni reunions.
Sure, Pittsburg State is the only university in the nation with a Gorilla mascot. But Pitt State has another bragging right: many academic programs and partnerships also are unique.
The Military Vehicle Preservation Association: History In Motion convoy is traveling old Jefferson Highway from the Canadian line to New Orleans and will be in the Pittsburg area October 14-15.
Originally posted: October 1, 2017 On National Author’s Day, November 1, we’re featuring our favorite places to check out new authors, grab a new book from your favorite one, or find local authors with a tie to the area: our public libraries. Crawford County is home to 5 fantastic local […]
Members of the community are once again invited to travel the world in one exciting night at Pittsburg State University on Friday, Sept. 27, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Imagine the U.S. without polka. A nation without the waltz, or lager-style beer. Or worst of all, brats!
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