Megan Brownell photojournalist Gorilla softball started home play in a triangular against Wayne State University and Drury University on Feb. 18 and 19. They won all four games to go undefeated on the weekend thanks to a huge spark in the offense and four run-rules to improve their overall record …
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Himika Akram reporter Long awaited Juliane Moore and Sebastian Stan star in “Sharper” would remind you of those classy drama genre films from the decade of sixties. Sharper is a con thriller movie which released on Apple TV on Feb. 17 and at the theatres on Feb. 10. It’s all …
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Freshman center Tane Prictor pushes to put up a shot against Nebraska-Kearney on February 18. He finished with 10 points and four rebounds in the contest. Megan Brownell Curtis Meyer reporter Pitt State men’s basketball hosted two games this week, starting the week off with a loss against Fort Hayes …
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Those who were instrumental in the opening of the new electrical vehicle charger at the Colonial Fox Theater, cut the ribbon on Feb. 22. The charger is the fastest one in Pittsburg, and the next closest is in Joplin, MO. Alyssa Tyler Alyssa Tyler editor in chief Alumni, faculty, and …
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Alyssa Tyler editor in chief On Feb. 18 Pittsburg Police Department responded to a call made by a female requesting medical attention and aide from Crawford County EMS. The call was made in relation to injuries made during a domestic incident. Police Officers were called to 1504 S Joplin St. …
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Lucas Corbin reporter In December, the Keystone Pipeline ruptured in Washington County KS., leaking over half a million gallons of oil into a creek in what was the past decade’s largest onshore pipeline spill. The spill flooded Kansas farmland and drained into Mill Creek. While the creek was dammed and …
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Himika Akram reporter After coming to the USA, I have noticed most of the students complain about the cost of tuition they have to pay to earn a degree and almost all of them wants free education. But wait, do you think students who complain about college education not being …
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Alyssa Tyler editor-in-chief Peyton Simpson, a senior in graphic communications and Labette County Community College alumni won the ‘Once in a Century’ award for a logo he created. The logo was designed and created for the hundred year celebration of Labette Community College. “I thought that it would be a …
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Curtis Meyer, Reporter With this season of the NFL wrapped up, and the Chiefs crowned as the Super Bowl kings, you would think that the controversy would be over. Recently, however, the NFL world has been embroiled in claims that all of the games have been scripted, with the outcomes …
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Alyssa Tyler editor in chief Before starting this book review, I would like to begin with some very basic facts about myself. I am a self-declared book worm, I read 100 books last year (outside of classwork). And I’m currently on book 25 of this year (including coursework). This being …
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