Mary Alice Fagg ~ 07-30-1933 to 09-25-2025 - Oct. 7, 2025
Linn County News Published October 8, 2025 Mary Alice Fagg, age 92, formerly of Garnett, passed away on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025, at Fort Scott Presbyterian Village in Fort Scott, Kan. Mary Alice Cash was born on July 30, 1933, the daughter of Cecil and May (Augur) Cash. Mary was the second...[More]
John T. Miles ~ 01-29-1960 to 05-01-2025 - Oct. 7, 2025
Linn County News Published October 8, 2025 John T. Miles, age 65, a resident of Fort Scott, Kan., passed away Thursday, May 1, 2025. A celebration of John’s life will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, “down in the boonies” at the whirlpool on the banks of the Osage River...[More]
Rep. Derek Schmidt statement on federal government shutdown - Oct. 6, 2025
WASHINGTON, DC: Congressman Derek Schmidt (KS-02) tonight issued the following statement, as the Senate for a second time has rejected continuing resolutions to keep the federal government open and operating: “Nearly two weeks ago, the House passed a bipartisan bill to keep...[More]
Appraiser’s office announces completion of review - Oct. 3, 2025
The Linn County Appraiser’s office would like to announce that we have completed our 17% review of properties of the upcoming 2026 Tax Year. Thank you to all our local communities for your forbearance. Our Field Staff will now be concentrating on Sales Review. If a property sells in the County,...[More]
SPECIAL: KBI conducts statewide marijuana enforcement operation - Oct. 2, 2025
TOPEKA – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) executed numerous search warrants in cities across the state at vape shops and CBD dispensaries to seize products being sold illegally in Kansas. On Wednesday, Oct. 1, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and KBI Director Tony Mattivi announced...[More]
Senator Marshall releases statement on Democrat Shutdown - Oct. 2, 2025
Washington – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) issued the following statement after Senate Democrats voted to shut down the government rather than pass the clean Continuing Resolution - already approved by the House of Representatives - that would simply extend government...[More]
A few things to know about football - Oct. 1, 2025
What do rugby and soccer have in common? They are the two sports that American Football originated from. The first football game was played between Rutgers and Princeton Universities in New Brunswick, New Jersey on Nov. 6, 1869. But the game looked much different than the football I play in school. In...[More]
Ks Jr Angus member Creed Caldwell is Colvin Certified Angus Beef ® brand - Oct. 1, 2025
The next generation of beef leaders is already putting in the hard work—on ranches, in classrooms and in research labs. The Colvin Scholarship Fund recognizes and supports their dedication, awarding 27 students across the country a combined $100,000 this year to continue their pursuit of innovation,...[More]
Pleasanton council vetoed on fire volunteer appointments - Oct. 1, 2025
The Pleasanton Council heard from Fire Chief Jeff Wisdom Monday night concerning lack of personnel to respond to fires eliminating the department from getting credit for calls with ISO. “We need more people,” he said. He said last week they trained on pulling hose and hooking them up and...[More]
Kansas Policy Institute talks property taxes with legislature - Oct. 1, 2025
Recently Dave Trabert with the Kansas Policy Institute gave testimony to the Kansas State Legislature regarding property taxes and the changes that the Institute has tracked over the last few years. Trabert told legislators that after staying in a narrow band of fluctuation in rates for many years,...[More]
