Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College freshman guard Ashley Lutz drives to the hoop in the first half of Saturday's 76-63 victory over Neosho. Labette had dropped seven in a row entering the game, but snapped the streak with the double-digit victory to improve to 8-14 overall and 3-7 in Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Eastern Division play.

Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College freshman guard Ashley Lutz drives to the hoop in the first half of Saturday's 76-63 victory over Neosho. Labette had dropped seven in a row entering the game, but snapped the streak with the double-digit victory to improve to 8-14 overall and 3-7 in Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Eastern Division play.

Lincoln School celebrated the 100th day of classes on Friday with various activities. Ashlyn Hicks, a first-grader in Tiffany Hicks’ class, was writing her name as many times she could in 100 seconds. The class had just completed 100 jumping jacks before the name assignment.

Lincoln School celebrated the 100th day of classes on Friday with various activities. Kierstyn Houk, a first-grader in Tiffany Hicks’ class, was writing her name as many times she could in 100 seconds. The class had just completed 100 jumping jacks before the name assignment.

Leaona Ellis, co-director of The Rock youth center, looks over the items donated for the center's annual fundraiser rummage sale, which will be on Saturday.

Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School seniors Marcus Shearhart, Spencer Gatewood and Hunter Seibert are shown after signing their letters of intent to play college football next season. Shearhart signed to play with Independence Community College, Gatewood signed with Fort Scott Community College and Seibert signed with Coffeyville Community College Wednesday afternoon.