The Pleasanton track teams hosted the Three Rivers League track meet on May 10.
The Blu-Jays did well at the meet with the boys placing third with 73 points and the girls sixth with 33 points. Yates Center won for the boys with 95 points while Jayhawk was second with 94 points. Pleasanton was followed by Northeast, 65, Oswego, 46, Cherokee, 40, St. Paul, 34, Uniontown, 31, Marmaton Valley, 30, Crest, 24, Altoona, 23, and Chetopa, 2. Cherokee won for the girls, 122 points, and was followed by Marmaton Valley, 101, Jayhawk, 82, Oswego, 60, Northeast, 49, Pleasanton, 33, Crest, 33, Uniontown, 24, Yates Center, 23, St. Paul, 17, Chetopa, 0, and Altoona, 0.
SPORTS
Jayhawk golf wins home tournament; Pleasanton, Prairie View also compete
The Jayhawk golf team hosted their home golf invitational on April 26 at Sugar Valley golf course. The Hawks continue to have a great season and won their home tournament with a score of 356. The Hawks were followed by Southern Lyon County, 372, Burlington, 392, West Franklin,... [More]
Pleasanton baseball, softball continue to grow as season progresses
The Pleasanton baseball and softball teams continued to grow as a team and as a program this past week as they faced league foes Crest and Chetopa. Both the baseball and softball teams traveled to Crest on April 23 to face the Lancers. The boys split against Crest, winning the... [More]
More Sports
- Prairie View golf hosts Prairie View Invitational
- Jayhawk baseball sweeps Pleasanton
- Pleasanton boys, girls win JV Iola Invitational
- Jayhawk golf places 1st in tournaments in West Franklin, Osawatomie
- Pitch count basics contribute to Buff routs
- Mound City, Pleasanton are winners in this past weekend’s baseball tournaments
- KSHSAA classification changes coming in 2018-2019
- Pleasanton golf hosts home invitational; all 3 county schools compete
NEWS
Pleasanton Elementary to begin compartmentalized teaching next year
Pleasanton Elementary Principal Dave Thomas announced Monday night at the USD 344 Board of Education meeting that fifth and sixth grades will begin a new compartmentalized school model in the 2018-2019 academic year. To see the full article, check out this week's edition of... [More]
Court approves foreclosure of Luetjen Ventures (Snowhill Rock)
A business - which began with a room full of dissenting neighbors when they were present to hear a conditional use permit issued to Kevin Luetjen dated April 18, 2016 to operate a rock quarry/logging and mulching operation at Snowhill Rock of Pleasanton - lasted a year before... [More]
Craw-Kan set to place fiber optic in Pleasanton
Bob Guilfoyle and Craig Wilbert, representatives of Craw-Kan Telephone Cooperative, appeared before the Pleasanton City Council at their meeting on Monday, May 7, to brief the city on their upcoming fiber optic installation project in Pleasanton. Wilbert told the council the... [More]
More News
- USD 362 board approves technology purchases
- Mound City holds open house
- Council action allows La Cygne sewer CCTV to proceed
- Going to the dogs: Rescue organization focuses on bigger picture
- Linn Valley – patrolling U.S. 69 nets high percentage of drug arrests
- SD 362 considers appeal of La Cygne zoning-change denial
- La Cygne to seek bids for sewer CCTV scope
- Seamless start for PES first day
COMMUNITY
Neosho Valley Spring Art Exhibit 2018 winners
Joe Summers, Centerville, won first place in the sculpture category in the 39th annual Neosho Valley Spring Art Exhibit at the Chanute Art Gallery, Chanute, with a ceramic sculpture entitled “Of the Bird Man Tribe.” To see the full article, check out this week's... [More]
Centerville man finds 150-year-old site of former wind-powered grist mill
In 1874 my great grandfather, Asel Wright, bought 240 acres of unimproved land from W.B. Scott, the founder of the town of Oakwood. Great Granddad moved from Sycamore, Ill., to Linn County in 1875. At that time the town of Blue Mound was located 1 1/2 miles west and 1 1/2 miles... [More]
BRIDING THE GAP: A look at local recovery options
Celebrate Recovery is an addiction recovery program that operates through the La Cygne Christian Church. It began in August 2015 and is organized and operated by Steve and Carolyn Haupt, along with two other couples – all members of the church – and meets from 7-9... [More]
More Community
- KDWPT stocking walleye and wiper fry at local lakes
- New Lancaster Bike Blessing Breakfast Saturday, May 19
- A look at assessment and evaluation options
- Judd graduates from basic training
- A look at local recovery options, part two
- A Charlie Brown Christmas
- Magliacano Metal Worx sets up shop in La Cygne
- La Cygne Library: Working to build a better world