The Kansas Department of Commerce’s Community Impact Tour stopped in Bronson to see a $199,000 grant-funded renovation of the city park, which adds new playground equipment, a walking path and ADA access.
Jayci Cosens was supposed to be running the Chicago Marathon on Sunday.
Instead, she walked a mile with her parents on the Uniontown track, where her brother, Garin, never lost
The Kansas Pioneer Patriots exhibit, featuring Lucinda Todd, Amelia Earhart, Dwight D. Eisenhower and five other Kansans, is in the Bailey Hall lobby at Fort Scott Community College through Oct. 6.
The Pioneer Harvest Fiesta, the state's oldest antique farm show, marks its 70th anniversary and final show this weekend at the Bourbon County Fairgrounds, beginning with Thursday's downtown parade.
Her great-grandfather preached there, her great-grandmother played the organ and her father grew up in the congregation. Now Angela Cutbill owns the Old Congregational Church.
What began as a backyard housewarming party in 2022 is back at Riverfront Park this weekend. FortFest brings free blues, a car show, a bike show and a kids fair, all benefiting Care to Share.
The library has bought a 3D printer and a laser engraver for a makerspace opening to the public this fall. A sewing machine, short-film screenings and a rebuilt teen space are also on the way.
A locomotive bell lost in the Marmaton River nearly 100 years ago is now home. Al Niece is turning Fort Scott's Depot into a railroad museum, with a caboose and dining car on the way.
