The Pleasanton Scout troop has been meeting since the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year; however, they did not receive their official charter until January of 2020.
“We were just getting started when the coronavirus hit, and we couldn’t meet,” said Scoutmaster Nathan Meik. “So this year has been crazy, but we do have the okay to meet now but with parameters in place for the safety of the troop members.”
The troop currently has five members and is hoping to grow and gain new members as the troop itself grows.
“We can take kids from the beginning of sixth grade through the age of 18,” said Meik, “and we are also looking for a volunteer to take on the role of female scoutmaster for any girls who would like to join.”
Meik noted there are a few girls who would like to join, but without a female scoutmaster they cannot let them. The female scoutmaster is required for the girls for certain activities and events, and to begin a girls’ troop, there would need to be a total of five members who want to join initially then the troop can grow from there.
COMMUNITY
Sweet Dreams Photography captures memories
Aunesty Janssen began taking photographs 10 years ago as a hobby, but it soon became a profession. “I began learning, working on it,” she said. “It gained me more and more jobs until they interfered with my regular job, and from there it... [More]
Hook N Deals offers fishing fun
In late April, a new business opened in La Cygne offering its patrons the supplies and equipment they need for a whole lot of fun. Hook N Deals offers everything an angler needs. The store, which is situated in front of the McElreath storage units on Market... [More]
Essential: Olathe FamilyMedicine caring for patients through COVID-19
The staff of the Olathe Health Family Medicine clinic in La Cygne has not only implemented new programs but they’ve changed the face of healthcare to accommodate those in need during the COVID-19 crisis. “We have an elderly population who are fearful of coming in,... [More]
More Community
- Pleasanton mini pantry on national map
- Kansas Farm Bureau announces contest winners
- Local students named as Governor Scholars
- Easter Services in Linn County turn technical
- Mound City Christian Church offers a unique spin on hunting Easter Eggs
- NHS students aid in assembling PPE kits for emergency responders
- Pantry’s across the county still helping
- Free books for all children through age 5 Dolly Parton Imagination Library funded for children of Linn County!
NEWS
Justice Center priced at $20.6 million, no Government Admin. Center Topic tabled
Holding a special meeting Thursday, May 21, the County Commissioners discussed the Linn County Justice Center and the cost the construction management team River City Construction came up with after receiving electrical bids. After a large increase in electrical bids, the commissioners... [More]
SPECIAL: Notice to the people of Linn County:
The County Commission and the Local Health Officer of Linn County, Kan., were recently the defendants in a Federal Lawsuit initiated by two Linn County residents and the Kansas Justice Institute, a law firm heavily involved in seeking out publicity through taking on high... [More]
Public Health Order now completely voluntary
Allen resigns Public Health Officer position By JACKIE TAYLOR Linn County News jackielcn@ckt.net Following the lockdown of Linn County earlier in March due to COVID-19 and subsequent orders to continue the stay-at-home orders by the governor and local authorities... [More]
More News
- USD 362 sets new bond election date
- Cattle industry feeling the impact of COVID-19
- LC Sheriff’s Office joins Crimes Against Children Task Force
- Boicourt Bridge boat ramp closed – but state looks to replace it
- Property taxes still due in May
- SPECIAL: ORDER of the Linn County Public Health Officer
- BREAKING NEWS
- Steven Louis Finley 05-24-1966 to 06-15-2019
SPORTS
Linn County fishing reports
It is prime fishing time so let’s look at the KDWPT fishing reports for Linn County. La Cygne Reservoir Currently channel, blue and flathead catfishing is good at La Cygne. The fish are being caught on sunfish, cut shad, worms, prepared baits and livers.... [More]
The Lost Season – Pleasanton softball
The Lady Jays had a rough season last year and only won a couple of games. They were also eliminated in the first round of their regional tournament. However, this season the girls were hoping to make some improvements to put them in a better spot, but they did not get... [More]
More Sports
- The Chiefs’ off-season: the draft
- The Lost Season: Pleasanton track
- The Lost Season: Prairie View baseball
- 2019-2020 All County girls’ basketball team
- Wellsville loss finishes Lady Buffs’ season
- Jayhawk boys fall just short to Yates Center in sub-state tournament
- Jayhawk Wrestling Club takes 10 wrestlers to State
- Prairie View football defeats Caney Valley, advances to play Columbus in regional round
