When LC Davis moved to Fort Scott from his predominantly black Kansas City school, he was met with a wave of white coaches, white teachers and white peers. Growing up, he never had a coach that resembled...

The 2021 girls softball team is absent of seniors, but not absent of leadership. With a young team, the junior class is forced to step up and fill the seniors’ role. “We’ve been playing softball...

Sitting on her bed, junior Beth Blessent listens to a podcast for her world history class. She’s taking notes, when she hears her mom, Terri Blessent come in the front door. She calls to her from the...

Senior Tyson Wiemers has competed in the local Special Olympics since he was in elementary school. Despite being on the autism spectrum, Tyson has competed previously in the games for track and field,...

On Feb. 24, Sarah Stebbins, 12, signed to McPherson College in McPherson, Kansas to run track. Stebbins has run track since 7th grade and runs the 100 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles. Like many other...

Key Club paid a visit to the County Commissioner's office on April 27, to receive a sign commemorating their newly adopted highway. Advisor Kristin Thomas accepted this highway, which extends from Free...

As the end of this historic year approaches, teachers will finish balancing in-person and remote learning.  From online learning, Zooming classes, battling distractions and encouraging students, teachers...

The PHS Teenage Republican's club is raising money through the Goat-A-Thon.   The club is collecting donations at their table in the commons during lunch (April 4th-18th).  The money that is raised...

As the world watched, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, 45, was found guilty of second-degree murder, second-degree manslaughter, and third-degree manslaughter. He is currently facing up...