Uniontown
Eagle boys fall
(12/07/11)
HUMBOLDT -- Uniontown's boys dropped a 56-26 decision to host Humboldt here Tuesday night on the first night of a round-robin tournament. Brenton Esslinger was the only Eagle who managed double-figures in points with 12. No girls' score was available prior to the Tribune's Tuesday-night deadline...
Russell baby shower to be held Sunday
(06/10/11)
A baby shower for Brayden Russell, son of Matt and Megan (Jackson) Russell, will be held at the Uniontown Baptist Church on Sunday, June 12, at 2 p.m.
Uniontown 4-H meets, makes plans for county fair
(06/10/11)
The May meeting of the Uniontown 4-H Club was called to order by Vice President Drew George. Seventeen members answered roll call by telling their favorite color. Cole George led the flag salute, and Mathew Harclerode led the 4-H Pledge. Minutes of the April meeting were read by club Secretary Caitlin Jackson. ...
Eagles take title over 4A team
(09/27/10)
CHERRYVALE -- Uniontown's volleyball team won the Cherryvale Invitational championship here Saturday afternoon, sweeping a Southeast Kansas League school that has about 3 1/2 times as many students in the finals. The Eagles, who were ranked No. 1 in Class 2A last week by the Kansas Volleyball Association, swept Independence, 25-15, 25-8 in the finals. ...
'Dig Pink' for breast cancer awareness
(09/20/10)
UNIONTOWN -- Uniontown High School volleyball will host Dig Pink Night, an event designed to promote October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, at its home triangular with St. Paul and Northeast, which begins tonight at 6 p.m. in the West Bourbon Elementary School gymnasium...
World War II vets serve as Grand Marshals
(09/07/10)
UNIONTOWN -- In the search for a meaningful theme for this year's Uniontown Old Settlers' Picnic celebration, the presence and continued community action of a few remaining World War II veterans soon became a foundation for celebration and recognition...
Uniontown 4-Hers place at K-State
(09/01/10)
Five Uniontown 4-H members recently obtained some valuable experience during the Kansas 4-H Livestock Sweepstakes Weekend hosted by Kansas State University's Department of Animal Sciences and Industry. The event, which took place Aug. 21-22 in Manhattan, tests participants' knowledge and skills in livestock judging and meats judging, and their overall knowledge of the industry through various individual and team events, the Livestock Skillathon and the Livestock Quiz Bowl. ...
UHS grad receives ag scholarship
(08/18/10)
UNIONTOWN -- Bethany Ericson will get some help pursuing her career choice thanks to a scholarship that is once again available in the community. Ericson, who graduated from Uniontown High School in May, is the recipient of a $3,200 scholarship -- $1,600 per semester -- that is being provided by Agriculture Future of America in Kansas City, Mo., and UMB Bank in Fort Scott, to attend a college or university of her choice. ...
Rockhold praises U-235 staff for working within budget
(08/10/10)
UNIONTOWN -- The members of the Uniontown USD 235 Board of Education met Monday night to discuss the budget and plans for the upcoming 2010-11 school year. Due to cuts in funding this year, Uniontown, like many other schools, must work to adjust and balance a budget with less assistance than in years past. ...
USD 235 accepting applications for free preschool
(07/26/10)
USD 235 in Uniontown is accepting applications for the free 4-year-old preschool program for the 2010-11 school year. This free preschool will provide fun-filled, hands-on opportunities and experiences to enhance a child's cognitive, language, social, emotional and physical development in preparation for kindergarten...
Five locals named to Shrine Bowl band
(07/22/10)
PITTSBURG -- Pittsburg State University will be the location for this summer's Kansas Masonic Foundation Shrine Bowl next weekend, an event that will bring more than 200 high school musicians from across the state to perform in the 2010 Kansas Masonic All-Star Band...
UHS cheerleaders hope to earn way to New York
(07/15/10)
UNIONTOWN -- Four Uniontown High School cheerleaders need some support as they seek a trip to New York City this fall. UHS senior Tiffany Poyner, sophomores Lauren Rockhold and Rebecca O'Dell, and freshman Kelli Wilkinson have been chosen this year as All-American Cheerleaders by the National Cheerleading Association and are trying to raise money to represent the area by performing in the 84th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade...
Uniontown fireworks display evolves from fundraiser into town celebration
(06/22/10)
UNIONTOWN -- The nighttime sky above the newly-renovated Uniontown City Park will once again be ablaze during a fireworks display on Friday, July 2, to celebrate Independence Day. The fifth annual Independence Day Bash, scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. ...
Co-ed softball tournament at Moran
(05/06/10)
MORAN -- A co-ed softball tournament will be held at Kansas Ball Fields here May 22. The tournament format will be determined by the number of teams entered. The entry fee of $80 is due by May 19. Teams must provide their own softballs (.44/375 ASA). There will be a home-run rule...
Area towns ready for spring cleaning
(04/19/10)
Two Bourbon County cities will be working hard to do a little spring cleaning. The City of Fort Scott will be providing a program in which local residents can discard old items free of charge. The Spring Clean-up Program consists of a city crew performing one-time-only pickups to gather discarded items from the curb. According to city officials, once the crew has gone through a certain section, they will not return for additional pickups...
USDA funds Uniontown and Bronson projects
(04/08/10)
Two Bourbon County towns has been awarded funding assistance to make some needed improvements. The City of Uniontown and the City of Bronson have been awarded a combined $60,450 through the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development's Community Facilities program...
County students to receive honors
(02/01/10)
A group of Bourbon County students will soon reap the rewards of showing dedication to their schoolwork. A total of 19 seniors from Fort Scott High School and Uniontown High School will be among 40 seniors from high schools in Allen, Bourbon and Woodson counties who will be recognized for their academic achievements and named Kansas Honor Scholars during a dinner program at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 8, at FSHS, 1005 S. Main St...
Uniontown FFA'ers go to nationals
(11/03/09)
Members of the Uniontown High School FFA Chapter were one of 42 teams that participated in the 2009 National FFA Livestock Career Development Event. The competition took place Oct. 21-24 in Indianapolis, Ind., during the 82nd National FFA Convention...
Basketball book signing to feature former Uniontown, Prescott stars
(10/22/09)
UNIONTOWN -- Friday night, Uniontown High School will host a book signing by author Steven Michael Farney and several former area basketball stars as they sign copies of "Club 50: 50-Point Single Game Scorers in Kansas High School Boys Basketball History."...
Juniors' effort brings UJSHS award
(10/20/09)
UNIONTOWN -- Dedication and hard work has spelled success for a group of juniors at Uniontown Junior Senior High School. UJSHS officials recently learned that the school has been awarded a certificate of merit as part of the 6th Annual Challenge Awards. ...
Pre-school screenings at West Bourbon Elementary Friday
(08/24/09)
UNIONTOWN -- Developmental screenings for children of preschool age who live in USD 235 will be available from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Friday at West Bourbon Elementary School, 602 Fifth St. The purpose of the screening clinics is to locate children with possible developmental delays who may need special education or related services, or who need assistance with referrals to other service agencies...
UHS volleyball receives grant for drinking chocolate milk
(08/19/09)
UNIONTOWN -- Uniontown High School has been recognized for refueling its volleyball team with chocolate milk. UHS has received the Recover with Chocolate Milk Grant totaling $3,000. The grant program, funded by the Midwest Dairy Council, was launched this year to promote better nutrition in high school athletes by encouraging the consumption of 16 ounces of chocolate milk within one-half hour after practice, workouts and competitions...
Local church aids Uniontown students
(08/10/09)
What started out as a small contribution three years ago has grown into a significant blessing to many families in the Uniontown school district. According to Jeff Feagins, pastor of the Marmaton Community Church in Redfield, the congregation enjoys reaching out to the local community. ...
104th Old Settlers Day set for September 7
(08/06/09)
UNIONTOWN -- A local celebration set to take place early next month has been a community tradition for more than a century. Organizers of the 104th Annual Old Settlers Day Picnic recently announced that the all-day event is scheduled to take place Monday, Sept. ...
Area school boards to discuss budgets
(08/04/09)
Two area school boards will review their operating budgets one more time next week before the start of the new school year. The USD 235 Board of Education in Uniontown will conduct a hearing at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Uniontown High School commons area, 601 Fifth St., to answer any questions from the public related to the district's 2009-10 budget. ...
USD 235 board to look at budget
(07/22/09)
UNIONTOWN -- The USD 235 Board of Education is slated to receive an early update on the status of the district's 2009-10 budget during their Monday meeting. According to USD 235 Superintendent Randy Rockhold, recent cuts in state aid have made it difficult to plan next year's budget, but the district hopes to absorb the losses and make it through the school year with minimal damage...
Uniontown cheerleaders hope to appear in 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
(07/21/09)
Two Uniontown High School cheerleaders have been presented with an opportunity that is far from routine. Ashley Feagins, a senior at UHS, and Lauren Rockhold, a UHS freshman, were recently selected as All-American Cheerleaders by the National Cheerleading Association. The two girls are now trying to raise money to represent the region by performing in the 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City...
Uniontown makes plans for 4th of July
(06/24/09)
UNIONTOWN -- There will be plenty of entertainment for everyone during a returning Fourth of July celebration at Uniontown City Park. The fourth annual "Independence Day Bash," a popular local event that is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday, July 3, will include food, refreshments, and a variety of games and activities for children. The event will conclude with a fireworks display later that evening. Attendees will also be able to view several recent park improvements...
Daugherty not ready to retire yet
(06/09/09)
After a 30-year career in education, Marianna Daugherty is not ready to retire just yet. "I am not retiring," the former West Bourbon Elementary School principal said Monday during an interview with The Fort Scott Tribune to clear up some recent speculation that she had retired after being released from her one-year contract in March...
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