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Trustees, Tatro agree to end his employment

By Tammy Helm

By mutual agreement, the employment of Clayton Tatro as Fort Scott Community College president has come to an end. The announcement was made after the FSCC Board of Trustees held a 25-minute executive session with the... >>
Commissioners begin working on county's budget

By Loretta George

On Monday, Bourbon County Commissioners spent an hour and a half on the road and bridge department budget and made plans for three more budget work sessions to try and beat the date of Aug. 15. That is the date the budget is... >>
Tomatoes and more tomatoes

By Tammy Helm

The annual Tomato Festival was held Saturday during the Fort Scott Farmer's market at Skubitz Plaza. >>
Friday Art Walk

By Jason E. Silvers

Montana LaRoche, 11, of Fort Scott, creates a colorful flower using sidewalk chalk during the Art Walk Friday evening in downtown Fort Scott. Laroche is the daughter of Washington Nationals first baseman and Fort Scott... >>
No confidence vote cast against FSCC president

By Tammy Helm

When the Fort Scott Community College Board of Trustees began their special meeting Tuesday, they were handed a letter proclaiming a vote of no confidence in FSCC President Clayton Tatro. The letter was from members of the... >>

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GOP secretary of state race turning more bitter
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Two Republicans vying for their party's nomination for Kansas secretary of state are embroiled in a bitter campaign in which the incumbent is questioning his challenger's GOP credentials while himself being labeled as a partisan hack....
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will swing through the south as part of another jam-packed month of travel boosting Republican candidates....
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COFFEYVILLE, Kan. (AP) -- Four workers at an oil refinery in southeast Kansas were burned Tuesday in an early morning fire, the Texas company said....
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has raised more money for his re-election campaign this year than his two opponents combined....