Work is underway on installation of cement sidewalks at the Mound City Historical Park. The sidewalks will connect the buildings and provide level surfaces for visitors to walk on. They are being provided with help from several local individuals.

Pleasanton High School students worked around the city to complete projects for their annual Community Service Day.

Pleasanton High School students Derek Brown, Quinton Adams-Morash, Heath McQueen and Riley Hinton dig old mulch out of the General Pleasanton Park garden last week for the school’s Community Day. Students dug mulch, added mulch and scraped paint off the floor inside the building among other volunteer chores completed in town.

The top three out of eleven competitors receive their medals and certificates in recognition of their math skills. First place was awarded to Lucas Knight, second place to Max Briggs and third place to Bradley Baker.

La Cygne Elementary School students compete for the top three places at the first ever Math Bee held on Friday afternoon, April 25, by completing the problem put on the screen

Sue Vicory, producer and director of the new film Cultivating Kindness, with cinematographer Taylor Dawson Snyder prior to the movie premiere on Sunday, April 27.

Attendees of the premiere of the Cultivating Kindness film take a few minutes prior to the showing to visit. Many of them were students who were given the Cultivating Kindness award through their school and their families.

U.S. Senator Roger Marshall speaks with Linn County Sheriff James Akes on the new dispatching system used at the new Justice Center. Marshall was given a full tour of the facility in Mound City last Thursday.

Linn County Fire Chief Randy Hegwald fires off a canon full of candy during the Pleasanton Easter Egg Hunt held Saturday at Pleasanton Elementary School.

Ivella Flanders is so “egg-cited” for each egg she grabs at the La Cygne egg hunt on Saturday.