Last Week's Most Read Stories
Four arrested after brief multi-agency police chase
(10/03/08)
Through the combined efforts of several law enforcement departments, a Bourbon County man was apprehended. According to the Fort Scott Police Department, at 10:46 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 29, local police received word that Ronald Wayne Bolin, who had an active warrant, was in town. After being given a description of the vehicle he was riding in, law enforcement made contact with the vehicle at 1122 Clark...
Board: Procedures were followed
(10/01/08)
Most attending meeting feel punishment was necessary; policies questioned
No injuries reported in Uniontown accident
(10/01/08)
Saying goodbye ...
(10/01/08)
Fort Scott man arrested after release on charges involving illegal drugs
(08/20/08)
A local man was recently arrested for a probation violation resulting from drug charges. Quintin Duran Grant, 25, Fort Scott, was arrested at 10:42 p.m. on Monday, on a Bourbon County warrant for violating his probation. As of press time, Quintin was still being held at the Southeast Kansas Regional Correctional Center...
Late burst gives Fort Scott victory over LCHS
(09/27/08)
Herald-Tribune ALTAMONT, Kan. -- Injuries and suspensions didn't keep the Tigers from striking quickly both early and late in a Southeast Kansas League battle with Labette County at Lucas Field here Friday night. The Tigers (1-2 SEK, 2-2 overall) scored on their first three possessions in going out to a 20-6 lead. But LCHS fought back to tie the game in the third quarter before Fort Scott exploded for 26 unanswered points in going on to a 46-28 victory...
Allison given probation on insurance fraud charge
(09/25/08)
Judge Richard Smith ordered a Fort Scott man's eight-month stay behind bars be suspended in lieu of an 18-month probation sentence. Tim Allison made a final appearance in the Bourbon County District Court on Wednesday to receive sentencing for one count of attempted fraudulent insurance act. ...
Graffiti riles downtown merchants
(09/27/08)
Several buildings in the downtown Fort Scott area received new paint jobs on Thursday night. Unfortunately, none of the business owners affected were given the option of picking out the designs and colors they would have liked to have seen displayed on the backsides of their buildings...
Three youths investigated after mercury theft, spill
(10/02/08)
By Jason E. Silvers The Fort Scott Tribune PITTSBURG -- The Pittsburg Police Department has identified three suspects in the case of a mercury spill on Monday at a local skate park. Three juveniles between the ages of 14 and 17, whose names have not been released, have been identified as suspects in the case, which involved the spilling of the toxic liquid metal at the Pitt Skate Park in Schlanger Park...
Fort Scott Community College nominated royalty
(10/03/08)
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