“The enemy here is misinformation, lack of information, and the assumption that comes from it. If people know the truth, they will grab the rope and pull in the correct direction. I truly believe that.” - Josh Regan, August 23rd, 2025
Local entrepreneurs and Fort Scott’s Community Development Director teamed up at a national retreat to build a unified growth plan for downtown businesses.
I thought I was done writing about our hospital for at least a few more weeks, but two medical emergencies affecting two different people in less than a week have put it back on my mind, and I haven’t been able to settle it since.
Fort Scott commissioners voted Monday against seeking $1.575 million in federal funds to convert a former convent into transitional housing, but pledged to keep pursuing other solutions to homelessness.
Bourbon County commissioners delayed a decision on whether to exceed the revenue neutral rate until the July 20 meeting after debating holding the mill levy flat or raising additional revenue.
Fort Scott could seek nearly $1.6 million in federal funding to convert the former convent at 810 S. Burke St. into transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness.