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STAHLS’ Company recently announced the 2023 fourth quarter winners of the Stahl Family Scholarship, celebrating entrepreneurial spirit and one of the two winners was Terri Gentry, a teacher at Jayhawk Linn High School, and her spirit wear store crew comprised of students.

The scholarship, initiated in 2020, expanded in 2022 to award eight winners annually, with quarterly distinctions for both small businesses and schools. 

Each winner receives a Stahls’ Dream Shop package valued at over $6,000, equipped with everything needed for success in heat printing.

To see the full article, check out this week's edition of the Linn County News or check out the online varsion here.

COMMUNITY

JLHS art students taking part in worldwide project

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In recent weeks art students under the direction of instructor Dawn Carlson at Jayhawk Linn have been working on a special assignment; taking part in a specific program called The Memory Project. According to the website for the project, the Memory Project is a youth arts organization... [More]

Pleasanton Library Board President receives award from Kansas Library System

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Pleasanton Library received a visit from the Southeast Kansas Library System. This visit from the System Consultant, April Hernandez, and the System Director, Sharon Moreland, was to present the SEKLS Trustee of Excellence Award to the Board President, Stephanie Brown. Over... [More]

Celebrating the New Year

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“Daniel, what, on earth, are you wearing?” Bob asked me the other day. I had invited Bob, his brother, Jeff, and their cousin Dr. Pepper, and uncle Chef Louie over during Christmas break. “What, this?” I asked, and showed off my new suit. “It’s... [More]

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NEWS

Linn County Planning Commission moves forward to ban commercial solar

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Meeting for their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, March 12, the Linn County Planning Commission discussed commercial solar after hearing from opponent Mark Briggs who was given five minutes to address the nine member board. Briggs recounted responses the anti-solar group... [More]

Creating a healthier park with fire

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Prescribed fire planned   Fort Scott – Park managers at Fort Scott National Historic Site, in coordination with Fire Managers at the US Fish and Wildlife Service from Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge, plan to burn the five-acre restored prairie... [More]

La Cygne patrons defend departed chief

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Fenoughty’s resignation was accepted on Feb. 28   More than 50 persons, nine of them speakers, appeared at La Cygne’s regular council meeting last Wednesday to ask for Tina Fenoughty’s reinstatement. Fenoughty, the city’s police chief and animal... [More]

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SPORTS

Pleasanton and Jayhawk boys’ basketball TRL All League selections

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The 2023-2024 high school basketball season is concluded and it is time for the annual season honors. The Three Rivers League announced their All League selections for boys’ basketball and both Pleasanton and Jayhawk players made the teams.  Pleasanton had two... [More]

Linn County Twisters have six place at State

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The Linn County Twisters traveled to Topeka on March 8-10 to compete in the USAWKS 2024 State Wrestling Championship. The Twisters had 16 wrestlers compete in the event with six bringing home State medals.  Shawna Case, HS Girls 155, placed third and scored 21 team points.... [More]

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