Stories from Saturday, September 8, 2007

Friday night football scores and stats.

By Jason E. Silvers Herald-Tribune UNIONTOWN, Kan -- In response to a recent bill enacted this year by the Kansas Legislature, the USD 235 Board of Education will take a closer look on Monday at developing a policy concerning bullying. During the most recent legislative session, the Kansas House Committee on Education approved HB 2310-2, substitute legislation that is part of Senate Bill 68, a larger bill dealing with procedures concerning school bullying passed by lawmakers and signed by Gov. ...

NEVADA, Mo. -- The growth of a relatively new Nevada institution is forcing another to move. Crowder College needs to move into the space the Children's Center branch now occupies. Juvenile Officer Jennifer Thomas said she was grateful for the use of the space while it lasted...

FORT SCOTT, Kan. --Some local residents will have a chance to dispose of unwanted items while others who want and can use them will soon be able to buy those items at bargain prices. The Fort Scott Townwide Garage Sale, scheduled for Sept 15, is fast approaching. ...

Editor's note: This is the first in a series of three stories featuring speakers at the 2007 Kaysinger Business Conference "Pursuit of Profits" on Sept. 27 at the Haidee and Allen Wild Center for the Arts at Cottey College in Nevada, Mo. Look for the additional stories in upcoming editions of the Sunday Herald-Tribune...

Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan.. -- Good Shepherd of Bourbon County, Inc., has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt organization and is preparing to purchase of the old Gene's IGA at 301 S. Crawford St. so it can open a thrift store inside the building...

Nevada, Mo. -- On Thursday the Vernon County Historical Society hosted the seventh annual Missouri History Day at the Bushwhacker Museum, the Nevada Community Center and the Old Jail. The event was open to all Vernon County fourth grade students and more than 200 attended...