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Grand Lake's 43rd Annual Pelican Festival Celebrates End of Summer Season (opens the original)
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Grand Lake hosts its 43rd annual Pelican Festival this weekend, celebrating the arrival of American white pelicans migrating south for the season. The festival features carnival rides, food trucks, live entertainment, a car show, and vendor booths running Friday through Saturday. American white pelicans can weigh up to 16 pounds with wingspans reaching 9 to 10 feet, using the lake's peninsulas and islands as resting spots during migration. GROVE, OKLAHOMA â Grand Lake is preparing to close out
Pittsburg State University enrollment grows for sixth consecutive year (opens the original)
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Pittsburg State University's freshman class grew to 1,113 students this year, up from 1,036 last year, marking six consecutive years of enrollment increases. Affordable tuition and merit-based scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 annually are major factors attracting students to the university. The university achieved a 77.5% freshman retention rate and aims to reach 80% as it focuses on helping students find community and purpose from day one. Pittsburg, Kansas â Pittsburg State Univers
Carthage Crisis Center helps people rebuild lives after addiction, abuse and incarceration (opens the original)
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The Carthage Crisis Center has spent 30 years providing housing and support services to people recovering from domestic abuse, drug addiction, and incarceration at no rental cost. Residents earn their stay through "sweat equity" by completing chores around the center while participating in structured programs including Bible studies, family nights, and Celebrate Recovery meetings. The center's attached thrift store, Treasures on Main, generates revenue to fund the crisis center's mission of help
Pittsburg State University launches $53 million capital campaign for science building renovations (opens the original)
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Pittsburg State University is launching a $53 million capital campaign to fund major renovations to Heckert-Wells and Yates Hall, which house the university's science and STEM programs. With committed state and federal funding, the university needs to raise approximately $20 million from private donors to complete the project. The renovation project includes upgraded fume hoods for chemistry labs, enhanced safety systems, and a new third-floor skybridge connecting the two buildings. PITTSBURG, K
McDonald County High School students discover marine biology through hands-on Gulf research (opens the original)
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McDonald County High School biology students traveled to Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama in August to collect sediment samples and study the connection between the Elk River and the Gulf of Mexico. Students collected samples with their bare hands, observing how nutrient levels affect dissolved oxygen and marine life in the bay. The hands-on experience is helping students determine whether marine biology could be a career path, with many expressing interest in the field. McDonald County â A g
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