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Newtonia fall festival moves forward after community center break-in (opens the original)
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NEWTONIA, MO. - (KOAM) - Just days before Newtonia's 52nd Annual Fall Festival was set to begin, thieves broke into the community center and made off with thousands of dollars in equipment. But the setback won't stop the celebration. The festival will take place Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Newtonia Community Center as originally scheduled. Dan Landreth, president of the Newtonia Betterment Association, discovered the theft earlier this week when a man dropping off a bale of hay alerted
USDA focuses on rural housing solutions in southeast Kansas (opens the original)
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FORT SCOTT, Kan. - (KOAM) - Federal officials gathered in Fort Scott on Wednesday to tackle one of the most pressing issues facing rural southeast Kansas: affordable housing. Representatives from the U.S. Department held a roundtable discussion with local housing representatives to examine the housing crisis affecting the region. The meeting focused on identifying challenges, sharing concerns and exploring potential solutions to help rural communities address their housing needs. "We had quite a
Fishing University puts Southeast Kansas on the map for anglers nationwide (opens the original)
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PITTSBURG, Kan. - (KOAM) - The Outdoor Channel's "Fishing University" brought its production crew to Southeast Kansas this week, filming at Bone Creek Lake and connecting with local students and businesses in an effort to showcase the region's outdoor potential to a national audience. The crew spent several days at Bone Creek Lake capturing footage for an upcoming episode. During their visit, they engaged with Pittsburg High School students and local business owners, emphasizing the opportunitie
Missouri enacts stricter DWI penalties including child support requirements for drunk drivers (opens the original)
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MISSOURI - (KOAM) - Missouri officially adopted sweeping new provisions related to driving while intoxicated on August 28, fundamentally changing the financial and criminal consequences drunk drivers face. The centerpiece of the legislation is House Bill 1740, which establishes "Bentley and Mason's Law." The law is named after two brothers who lost their parents in a 2021 DWI-related crash. Under the new provisions, a surviving parent or guardian of a child who lost a parent or guardian in a dru
Fort Scott National Historic Site hosts naturalization ceremony for 22 new U.S. citizens (opens the original)
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FORT SCOTT, Kan. - (KOAM) - Twenty-two people from 17 different countries officially became U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony held at Fort Scott National Historic Site, marking a significant milestone in their journeys to citizenship. The ceremony, held at the historic site, provided more than just a legal formality for the new citizens. Park Ranger Carl Brenner emphasized the significance of hosting the event at a location steeped in American history. "For me to host this and provi
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