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Sewing talents hit the fair runway

4-H members of all ages, from elementary school students to recent high school graduates, showcased their sewing talents and creativity on the runway last week

Seussical the Musical a sold-out hit at Parkes Christian School | Forbes Advocate

Seussical the Musical a sold-out hit at Parkes Christian School | Forbes Advocate

Seussical the Musical a sold-out hit at Parkes Christian School | Parkes Champion-Post

"This musical was so professional it could have been held at Sydney's Capitol Theatre"

Cougs must act for environment

Local Wrestling Phenom Makes History at State Championships

Local Wrestling Phenom Makes History at State Championships Jayden Smith McPherson Sentinel A McPherson Bullpup placed third in the 155 lb. bracket at the KSHSAA Div. II girls’ wrestling State Championships Friday, marking the first time in school history that a female wrestler placed at the tournament. Junior Holli Giddings, the No. 2 ranked wrestler in the division, beat Hailey Horton of Silverlake in the third-place match by fall in less than 45 seconds. Giddings entered the tournament on a hot streak, with a 30-1 record after placing first at Sub-State on Feb. 19. Her performance in the 2020-21 season signified a steady climb from when she started wrestling in middle school, especially considering her initial reluctance to even get on the mat.

Eastside girls finish regular season with win

BUTLER — Seniors Jaiden Baker, Sullivan Kessler and Allyson King combined for 27 points to lead Eastside to a 52-25 win over Westview Saturday in the regular-season finale for both teams. Kessler had 15 points, King had 10 and Baker had two. Kessler picked up eight assists and six steals. King had eight rebounds. Baker had a rebound, two assists and a steal. The Blazers improved to 11-10 in all games and finished Northeast Corner Conference play at 4-6. Westview finished regular-season play at 3-19 and 1-10 in the NECC. “We love our seniors. They’ve worked very, very hard the last two years, and I want to thank them for their dedication, the work they’ve put in the last two years of this program,” Eastside coach Mike Lortie said.