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Parsons High School seniors Daza Werner and Ivory Kelly walked into to the school's prom together Saturday night in front of throngs of family, friends and other onlookers.
Parsons High School seniors Daza Werner and Ivory Kelly walked into to the school's prom together Saturday night in front of throngs of family, friends and other onlookers.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College sophomore short stop Lacie Cook makes a throw to first in an attempted double play Monday afternoon against Cottey College at the LCC diamond in Forest Park. Cook successfully tagged second to make one out but couldn't get the throw to first in time. However, the Lady Cardinals didn't need the double-up in a 13-2 game-one victory over Cottey. LCC won game two 10-0 to secure a two-game sweep.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College sophomore short stop Lacie Cook makes a throw to first in an attempted double play Monday afternoon against Cottey College at the LCC diamond in Forest Park. Cook successfully tagged second to make one out but couldn't get the throw to first in time. However, the Lady Cardinals didn't need the double-up in a 13-2 game-one victory over Cottey. LCC won game two 10-0 to secure a two-game sweep.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College third baseman Justin Burgess watches a ball on the way to first after picking up a bunt attempt from a Fort Scott Community College batter Monday afternoon in Parsons. The runner was thrown out but the sacrifice eventually helped score a run and put Fort Scott up 5-3, but the LCC Cardinals baseball team rallied to win game one 7-5 before winning game two 6-4. After dropping the first two games of a four-game series 4-0 and 2-0 Sunday in Parsons, the LCC baseball team assured a season split with Fort Scott and improved to 20-23 overall and 12-20 within the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Eastern Division. Next up for the Cardinals will be a home series with KCKCC on Saturday and Sunday.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College third baseman Justin Burgess watches a ball on the way to first after picking up a bunt attempt from a Fort Scott Community College batter Monday afternoon in Parsons. The runner was thrown out but the sacrifice eventually helped score a run and put Fort Scott up 5-3, but the LCC Cardinals baseball team rallied to win game one 7-5 before winning game two 6-4. After dropping the first two games of a four-game series 4-0 and 2-0 Sunday in Parsons, the LCC baseball team assured a season split with Fort Scott and improved to 20-23 overall and 12-20 within the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Eastern Division. Next up for the Cardinals will be a home series with KCKCC on Saturday and Sunday.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College sophomore infielder Lacie Cook (center) reaches home after a wild pitch found the backstop at the LCC softball field in Parsons on Friday. The Lady Cardinals were swept by Northeast OKlahoma A&M Friday afternoon 10-0 and 9-3.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College sophomore infielder Lacie Cook (center) reaches home after a wild pitch found the backstop at the LCC softball field in Parsons on Friday. The Lady Cardinals were swept by Northeast OKlahoma A&M Friday afternoon 10-0 and 9-3.
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RIGHT — Ayanna Correll-Renfro tests her limbo skills at one stop along the Trail to Good Health Friday on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail. All USD 503 elementary school students participated in the fun activities along the Trail to Good Health and a cookout that followed near the Arvon Phillips Community Center.
RIGHT — Ayanna Correll-Renfro tests her limbo skills at one stop along the Trail to Good Health Friday on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail. All USD 503 elementary school students participated in the fun activities along the Trail to Good Health and a cookout that followed near the Arvon Phillips Community Center.
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ABOVE — Guthridge School students enjoy parachute play time as part of the Trail to Good Health on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail Friday. All USD 503 elementary school students participated in the fun activities along the Trail to Good Health and a cookout that followed near the Arvon Phillips Community Center.
ABOVE — Guthridge School students enjoy parachute play time as part of the Trail to Good Health on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail Friday. All USD 503 elementary school students participated in the fun activities along the Trail to Good Health and a cookout that followed near the Arvon Phillips Community Center.
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Colleen Surridge/Sun photos Guthridge School student Samantha Mullins finishes a chalk drawing at one of the final stations provided by organizations, agencies and businesses in the community to promote healthy habits in children during Friday’s Trail to Good Health on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail.
Colleen Surridge/Sun photos Guthridge School student Samantha Mullins finishes a chalk drawing at one of the final stations provided by organizations, agencies and businesses in the community to promote healthy habits in children during Friday’s Trail to Good Health on the Frisco Hiking and Biking Trail.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior and No. 1 doubles tennis member Parker Robertson attacks a serve during action Wednesday afternoon at the Forest Park tennis courts in Parsons. Robertson and teammate John Paul Hurley took second at the Vikes' home meet at Forest Park Wednesday, which was the conclusion of a rain-delayed event that began Friday.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Parsons High School senior and No. 1 doubles tennis member Parker Robertson attacks a serve during action Wednesday afternoon at the Forest Park tennis courts in Parsons. Robertson and teammate John Paul Hurley took second at the Vikes' home meet at Forest Park Wednesday, which was the conclusion of a rain-delayed event that began Friday.
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Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College shortstop Brandon Jackson turns a double play during game one of a doubleheader with Allen Community College Tuesday afternoon. Jackson had nine RBIs, a homer, triple and pair of doubles and pitched a shutout in a two-game sweep over the Red Devils Tuesday afternoon.
Anthony Cook/Sun photo Labette Community College shortstop Brandon Jackson turns a double play during game one of a doubleheader with Allen Community College Tuesday afternoon. Jackson had nine RBIs, a homer, triple and pair of doubles and pitched a shutout in a two-game sweep over the Red Devils Tuesday afternoon.
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