It started in his garage, got a boost at the Farmers Market, and now The Meat Shed is a staple in South Pittsburg.
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Things To Do in Pittsburg, Kansas
Pittsburg is host to several festivals, live music, and is the epicenter of the Chicken Wars.
The Hub of Southeast Kansas
This vibrant city has a rich history and strong sense of community. The charming downtown area has shops, eateries and historical landmarks.
New mural for new beginnings: Local artist creates positive message in downtown
At the beginning of December, Kelci Rae Cooper faced her fears and climbed scaffolding 30 feet in the air to create a one-of-a-kind mural at 818 N. Broadway, the future home 818 A Healing Space, which is a collaboration between Possibility Junction and other wellness practitioners.
National Plan for a Vacation Day (1/28, 2025)
The last Tuesday of each January is U.S. Travel’s National Plan for a Vacation Day. Ever since the global pandemic, more than ever, people are now itching to get out of what has become their “new normal” routine.
National Meat Week (1/26-2/2, 2025)
Meat lovers rejoice! It’s the one week of the year that is all about your favorite savory, smoky, meaty meals. To celebrate National Meat Week, let’s take a look at some of Crawford County’s best places to get a hearty slab of meat. In addition, we will be featuring one […]
Feeding Souls & Building Community
Heather Horton, along with her husband Roger, has helped push Pittsburg on the path toward progress and renaissance. And if you know Heather, you know this … she’ll never stop pushing.
What I learned from writing three Kansas books in three years – culture, controversy and courage
During my travels, I heard that James Bond is buried in a Pittsburg cemetery. I couldn’t find 007. Instead, I found multiple languages carved on tombstones…
Treat Yourself: Spas & Salons to Check Out in Pittsburg
You work hard – you deserve to look good and feel good. You might have a special occasion coming up, need to relax, or maybe it’s just time for a new look.
Gorilla Rising project reaches new milestones
Pittsburg State University now owns the site at Second and Broadway on which the new Kelce College of Business will be built, and Crossland Construction has been chosen in a design-build process.
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