Archive By Author - Jim Misunas
Pawnee Heights earns Governor’s recognition
By Jim Misunas
Dollar General grand opening scheduled Saturday morning
By Jim Misunas
‘STORY OF WHEAT’
STAFFORD - Stafford USD 349 students learned agricultural lessons from the ground up with the theme of "The Story of Wheat," during a recent Kansas Day celebration held Jan. 29.
Mull family members will be missed by many
The loss and pain is still vivid, and the contributions of four Mull family members won't soon be forgotten in Barton and Pawnee County.
Reading proposal intrigues school districts
Carl Helm, Chase USD 401 superintendent, signed on the dotted line. John Popp, director of curriculum and instruction for Great Bend USD 428, took a wait-and-see attitude.
Veteran's mission will benefit others
I challenge anyone who wants to understand what an American hero looks like to take 30 minutes to watch a video.
MIRACLE MAN
A southwesterly wind was whistling and the wind chill dipped below zero.
Decorated Marine scheduled to make stop in Larned
LARNED - A decorated Marine who lost both his legs above the knee to an explosive while deployed in Afghanistan in 2010 is scheduled to stop in Larned Friday. He's embarked on a 5,400 mile bicycle route to raise money and awareness for American veterans.
Rep. Tim Huelskamp consistent on beliefs
To everyone planning on unseating Rep. Tim Huelskamp - good luck.
High winds will create fire danger Thursday
By Jim Misunas
Good Samaritans deserving heroes
If you've ever wondered about God's presence, just visit with Jason Friesen.
'HEAR ME ROAR'
Michelle Page of Downey, Calif. was crowned Miss Golden Belt, and Bonny Boultinghouse of Great Bend, was crowned Miss Barton County Saturday night at Great Bend High School.
GUARDIAN ANGELS
HUTCHINSON - The hourglass was ticking on Jason Friesen's fleeting life when his two guardian angels arrived.
Articles By Author - Jim Misunas
Central Plains reaches Dodge City finals
DODGE CITY – Class 2A Central Plains stunned Class 6A Shawnee Mission South 54-38 to advance to Saturday's championship game of the Dodge City Tournament of Champions. The Oilers (10-1) outscored South 30-16 in the second half.
Larned housing named Prairie Vista
LARNED - Larned's newest housing project has been named Prairie Vista by the Larned city council.
Indoor facility enjoys success in Larned
By JIM MISUNAS
Dodge City sweeps Panthers
DODGE CITY - Dodge City's girls handed Great Bend its first Western Athletic League loss 55-35 and Dodge City's boys completed a sweep with a 50-36 victory over the Panther boys.
Area prep basketball capsules: Friday, Jan. 16
Hesston 60, Larned 32
St. John top-seed at Mid-Winter Classic
Defending Mid-Winter Classic champion St. John (9-0) drew the top seed, but innovative scheduling gives the unbeaten Tigers three games next week. St. John will open against the Pratt-Macksville loser at 4:45 p.m. But the Tigers will still play in Friday's second semifinal game at 8:15 p.m. against the Pratt-Macksville winner, which is scheduled Tuesday. The other bracket matches Ness City against Nickerson and Larned versus winless Wichita West (0-8) in Thursday's games.
Hays High boys overwhelm Panthers
Great Bend's basketball team witnessed the future for Hays High Indians, and the future is very bright.
Panther girls rally past Lady Indians
Great Bend's leading scorer Regan Unruh made the game's key play with an assist.
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