Bartlett
Bartlett, KS · Education
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The man behind Don Keebaugh Stadium
As another football season gets underway at Pierce City High School, students and fans once again gather at Don Keebaugh Stadium. To today’s students, the name may simply be part of Friday nights. To those of us who knew him, it means “Ted” or “Teddy,” “Coach” or simply “Mr. Keebaugh.”
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Wildcats ready to pounce on Bulldogs, rest of competition
LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE–The Logan-Rogersville High School football team is loaded with talent, experience, and belief that this could be the year it makes a deep in the state playoffs, since it won it all back in 2011. “I think last year showed us that we really are a put together team,” said Wildcats senior running back, Joe […]
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Enrollment down in Willard, Republic as Ash Grove continues to grow
Local students made their ways back to school as instruction began for many area schools last week. Some area schools saw their enrollment decrease on the new year. Ash Grove R-IV continued to grow steadily, seeing increases similar to previous years. Ash Grove. Ash Grove grew at a respectable pace...
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Pittsburg State hires new athletic director
On Feb. 2, 2026, Anthony Crespino became the new athletic director for Pittsburg State University, replacing former athletic director Jim Johnson. For Crespino, a Pitt State alum, it was a one-of-a-kind opportunity to return to his Alma Mater as the new athletic director. “There’s nothing more special than to be...
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Crunch Time with Chris: Cassville football off to another fast start
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - State-ranked Cassville High School eyes another successful Big 8 Conference football run. The Wildcats have started the season 2-0. The Ozarks Sports Zone’s Chris Neyenhouse and Cassville head coach Clay Weldy discuss expectations for the season. Check out the latest high school sports action on the Ozarks Sports Zone by clicking here.
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Joplin Schools’ East Middle School Principal Recognized as MoASSP Middle School Principal of the Year for Southwest Missouri
Joplin Schools is honored and excited to announce that East Middle School Principal Jason Cravens was recently named the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals’ (MoASSP) Middle School Principal of the Year for Southwest Missouri. Mr. Cravens received the award at an all-school assembly on September 3, where his...
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Aurora School District to increase safety measures after potential threat deemed unsubstantiated
AURORA, Mo. — The Aurora School District said it will follow extra safety protocols and increase support this week after reports of a potential threat to Robinson School. According to the school district, officials learned of an altercation involving multiple students at a high school football game Friday, Sept. 4. The district said no weapons […]
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Purdy school board reviews tax levy, repairs
Purdy School Superintendent Dr. Travis Graham, pictured at right of the check, accepted a $28,000 grant arranged by First State Bank of the Ozarks for the Purdy School District through Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines. Pictured, from left, are: Jeff Scott, First State CEO; Melenda Rodriguez, assistant vice president and Purdy bank branch manager; Mason Roller, Purdy School Board; Kathy Vice; Randy Henderson, First State president; ReNee Veith, senior vice president; Anessa Roller; School Superintendent Dr. Travis Graham; Rich Weaver, representing Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines; and Whitney Delgado. Contributed photo.
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Crane football returns after 70+ years hiatus
Forsyth is an hour south of Crane, and on a Monday night, that didn’t seem to matter. The bleachers were filled with Crane fans, and plenty of them had no son, grandson or neighbor kid to point to on the field. They drove down to watch a Crane team play football, because for more than 70 years, there hadn’t been one.
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Pierce City welcomes new teachers
New teachers at Pierce City School District this fall include:. (Front row, l-r) Erin Flehmer, elementary physical education; Megan Jones, paraprofessional; Maddie Aust, paraprofessional; Amiee Breazzeal, paraprofessional; Haylee Bennett, preschool; Tricia Heidlage, fourth grade; Sandra Whalen, elementary special education; Jamie McDonald, third grade; Suzanne Sloan, speech-language pathologist; and Rachelle Chapman, instructional coach and interventionist. (Back row, l-r) Jeff Rush, agricultural education; Scott Smith, high school special education; Taylor Genzler, middle school physical education; Donnie Atkinson, middle school special education; Gabby Duley, fourth grade; Parade Wilkinson, first grade; Shelly Leonard, reading intervention paraprofessional; Sydney Palmer, behavior interventionist; and Morgan Hastings, speech-language pathologist.
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Game of the Week preview: Kickapoo vs. Republic
SPRINGFIELD–Bill Voorhis hasn’t been to a Republic High School football game, since he played for the Tigers more than two decades ago. However, when his Kickapoo Chiefs pay a visit to Tiger Stadium, Friday night, it’ll be a homecoming of sorts for the former Tigers signal caller. “I haven’t been to a Republic football game […]
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Your Hometown Is Calling on It’s Local Rock Stars!
Galena Museum invites ALL high school students to earn volunteer hours while preserving the stories of their community. Galena has never been an ordinary little town. Lead and zinc pulled men beneath the ground here. Railroads carried Galena’s name across the country. Route 66 brought the world past our front doors. Fortunes were made, buildings rose, mines flourished, businesses changed hands, and generations of families made their lives on these streets.