Last season the Buffalos only had one regular season loss, and that loss was against a very good Galena football team.
This season, Galena is still a good football team, but if the Buffalos do lose in the regular season, it will not be against Galena because the Buffalos took care of business this past Friday at home and defeated the Bulldogs, 28-0.
The game started out with fumbles for both teams as both teams had trouble holding onto the football, especially in the first half.
Otis Jacobs lost the ball for the Buffalos first, and Galena recovered on their 41-yard line. However, the Buffalos got the ball right back as Jacobs recovered a Galena fumble on the Buffalos’ 44-yard line.
SPORTS
Buffalo boys fall to Frontenac in season opener
The Prairie View boys’ basketball team hosted Frontenac on Dec. 5 for the 2019-2020 season opener. The Buffalos played hard but were no match for Frontenac as the Raiders won the game 71-33. The Raiders set the tone early and got out to a... [More]
Jayhawk wrestling begins season at Caney Valley, Frontenac
The Jayhawk varsity wrestling team traveled to Caney Valley on Dec. 7 to compete in the Kan-Okla Tournament. The tournament featured 20 teams, and the Hawks placed 12th with 57 points. Fellow Three Rivers League’s school Uniontown placed 14th... [More]
More Sports
- Prairie View football defeats Caney Valley, advances to play Columbus in regional round
- Prairie View cross country hosts Ramsey Invitational
- A day to remember: Lady Buff seniors help sweep Oz in home finale
- Pleasanton baseball falls to Northeast; softball gets first wins of season
- Pleasanton places 7th in TRL tournament
- Alcorn, Snyder compete for the Buffalos at State
- Stone, Broyles, Dawson medal for Hawks at State Track Meet
- Miller leads Blu-Jays at State track
NEWS
County nursing home discussed; new direction considered
After multiple attempts to obtain a written business plan for development of the now closed Prescott Country View Nursing Home (PCVNH) site, the owners of Grace Team – father John Grace and son Ryan Grace – met with the County Commissioners... [More]
La Cygne approves Dollar General beer license
La Cygne’s governing body has approved a cereal malt beverage (CMB) retail license to its Dollar General Store. On a 4-0 vote at their regular meeting last Wednesday, Dec. 4, with Jerome Mitzner absent, the council approved the license effective... [More]
New health department plans/changes discussed
After plans were discussed to look at the Pleasanton Drug Co. building for a tentative new site for the Linn County Health Department, County Nurse Administrator Tisha Coleman told the County Commissioners at their Monday meeting that if they could... [More]
More News
- BREAKING NEWS
- Steven Louis Finley 05-24-1966 to 06-15-2019
- Wanda Sheppard 06-10-1926 to 01-08-2019
- Jack Edward Scott 01-22-1925 to 06-10-2019
- Lloyd Eugene “Gene” Dixon 10-31-1938 to 06-11-2019
- John R. Markley, DVM 04-23-1934 to 05-22-2019
- Bobby J. Wurtz 02-01-1936 to 05-14-2019
- Parker leaders double Christmas toy donation
COMMUNITY
Amsterdam Cafe: Meals just like grandma made
Randy Weiss began cooking at the age of 14 – professionally. Just over 21 years ago he opened the Southside Cafe in Butler, Mo., which he owned and operated. He eventually bought the building next door, renovated both and expanded his restaurant.... [More]
DAR local members link with George Washington
What do an octogenarian retired farmer born in Chillicothe, Mo., and a Generation X software developer born in Des Moines, Iowa, have in common, other than their love of animals? The answer lies in a 243-year-old event which continued to rattle the mightiest... [More]
USD 344 receives awards from Kansas State Department of Education
leasanton USD 344 has been named a recipient of the Kansas State Department of Education Kansans Can Star Recognition and Commissioners Award. Four years ago, the State Board of Education launched its new vision for education – Kansas leads the world... [More]
More Community
- Gerken retires from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- SEK-CAP needs your feedback
- KCS Holiday Express: A delight for all
- Mound City Library to host events for summer reading program
- A look at inpatient treatment options, part two
- 6 educators retire from Linn County schools
- New Lancaster Bike Blessing Breakfast Saturday, May 19
- KDWPT stocking walleye and wiper fry at local lakes