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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Mike "Blue Hawk" Adams of New Albany, the president of the Kansas Muzzleloaders Association, loads his rifle during a competition Saturday at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Mike "Blue Hawk" Adams of New Albany, the president of the Kansas Muzzleloaders Association, loads his rifle during a competition Saturday at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Justin Cohee of Melvern, Ark., works on a roaster on Saturday morning at his forge welding shop he set up at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Justin Cohee of Melvern, Ark., works on a roaster on Saturday morning at his forge welding shop he set up at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College third baseman Emilee Vance safely fields a grounder to third during the first game of a doubleheader with Kansas City Kansas Community College Saturday in Parsons. The Lady Cardinals defeated the Blue Devils 3-0 and 9-6 to advance to the semis of the Region VI District D tourney. Labette will take on Hesston in Topeka on Saturday.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College third baseman Emilee Vance safely fields a grounder to third during the first game of a doubleheader with Kansas City Kansas Community College Saturday in Parsons. The Lady Cardinals defeated the Blue Devils 3-0 and 9-6 to advance to the semis of the Region VI District D tourney. Labette will take on Hesston in Topeka on Saturday.
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Labette County High School student Kelsey Colistro rode to prom Saturday night in a buggy pulled by Spicy.
Labette County High School student Kelsey Colistro rode to prom Saturday night in a buggy pulled by Spicy.
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Jamie Willey/Sun photo Alan Guy of Oswego shoots a muzzleloader rifle at a target during a competition Saturday at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
Jamie Willey/Sun photo Alan Guy of Oswego shoots a muzzleloader rifle at a target during a competition Saturday at the Chief Black Dog's Trail Muzzleloader Club spring rendezvous north of Oswego.
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Girls in the Parsons Recreation Commission dance program freeze in place at the end of their dance Saturday during the PRC spring dance recital, "Dancing Through The Decades," at Parsons Municipal Auditorium.
Girls in the Parsons Recreation Commission dance program freeze in place at the end of their dance Saturday during the PRC spring dance recital, "Dancing Through The Decades," at Parsons Municipal Auditorium.
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The Parsons Police Officers Association sponsors the Osage Prairie Tour the last Saturday in April each year. Bike riders had the choice of a 15 mile ride, 40 plus or 70 on Saturday. Steve Freeman of Prairie Village just finished climbing a series of hills on Gray Road a few miles south of 24000 Road.
The Parsons Police Officers Association sponsors the Osage Prairie Tour the last Saturday in April each year. Bike riders had the choice of a 15 mile ride, 40 plus or 70 on Saturday. Steve Freeman of Prairie Village just finished climbing a series of hills on Gray Road a few miles south of 24000 Road.
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The Parsons Police Officers Association sponsors the Osage Prairie Tour the last Saturday in April each year. Bike riders had the choice of a 15 mile ride, 40 plus or 70 on Saturday. Jeff Ney of Olathe is starting on a big incline on Gray Road near the Big Hill Lake dam road.
The Parsons Police Officers Association sponsors the Osage Prairie Tour the last Saturday in April each year. Bike riders had the choice of a 15 mile ride, 40 plus or 70 on Saturday. Jeff Ney of Olathe is starting on a big incline on Gray Road near the Big Hill Lake dam road.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School senior Kaysha Julich drives a pitch to center for a single in the first inning of game one of a doubleheader with Central Heights Friday evening in Altamont. The LCHS Lady Grizzlies stayed perfect by picking up 11-0 and 7-1 wins over the Vikings of Central Heights. LCHS is now 16-0 overall and will put their 12-0 record in the Southeast Kansas League on the line when they travel to Parsons to take rival PHS Thursday.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School senior Kaysha Julich drives a pitch to center for a single in the first inning of game one of a doubleheader with Central Heights Friday evening in Altamont. The LCHS Lady Grizzlies stayed perfect by picking up 11-0 and 7-1 wins over the Vikings of Central Heights. LCHS is now 16-0 overall and will put their 12-0 record in the Southeast Kansas League on the line when they travel to Parsons to take rival PHS Thursday.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School senior Kelsie Goins makes contact with a pitch during a 7-0 win over Independence High School Thursday in Altamont. The hit was a big one, clearing the center-field wall and landing for a three-run homer. LCHS swept the Bulldogs thanks to a 14-4 come-from-behind win in the second game.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette County High School senior Kelsie Goins makes contact with a pitch during a 7-0 win over Independence High School Thursday in Altamont. The hit was a big one, clearing the center-field wall and landing for a three-run homer. LCHS swept the Bulldogs thanks to a 14-4 come-from-behind win in the second game.
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