Antjea Wolff
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Serious talk about postpartum depression (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Following the declared mistrial in the case against Lindsey Clancy, people across the nation are discussing postpartum depression and whether healthcare professionals and communities should take a harder look at mental illness associated with pregnancies and overall care. Latest Most schools report declining enrollment Day of Action Campus, community honor campus building Girard Council talks projects, beer gardens
Community, creativity, and commitment (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Despite the many events in the Pittsburg area Saturday, patrons still filled Broadway and celebrated community and creativity during the Fall Pittsburg ArtWalk. There was no shortage of sights, sounds, and smells during the 20th anniversary of the biannual art event. Princesses, superheroes, pop stars and butterflies wandered the street delighting both children and adults, and when visitors weren’t sampling cuisine or browsing the booths of artists, crafters and local organizat
Mobile home destroyed in fire (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — A fire shortly after midnight on Thursday destroyed a home on Evergreen Lane in the Parkview Estates and RV Community. The occupants of the home, a family of four, managed to escape unharmed, although one of their two dogs died in the fire. The Pittsburg Fire Department responded to the structure fire and observed flames coming from the exterior of the mobile home. According to the fire department, the family exited the residence before the crew arrived. Fire crews brought the
PSU campaigns to update science buildings (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — A significant part of Pittsburg State University’s recently announced $100 million capital campaign, is $53 million slated to renovate two important buildings on the campus Oval, Heckert‑Wells Hall and Yates Hall. Because the university has received some federal and state funding for the project, the amount needed to revamp the buildings is $20 million. Yates Hall was built in 1963 and houses the university’s Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science programs. Heckert-Wells Hal
Jefferson Starship to land in Pittsburg (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — For decades, Jefferson Starship has treated crowds to psychedelic-inspired rock music that takes on a life of its own on stage, and next Saturday, the multi- gold and platinum band is set to land at Kansas Crossing Casino. “We love playing the Midwest,” Guitarist Jude Gold told The Morning Sun. “There’s great crowds, great people. And we like dodging tornadoes. It makes it exciting.” At this all-ages show, Pure Prairie League and Atlanta Rhythm Section will amp up the crowds be
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