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Kitchen table philosophy
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If a piece of furniture could have a passport, ours would be a frequent flyer. Our table has moved with us to five countries and weathered numerous house moves. more
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Horticulturist Jesse Gilmore pulls at a stubborn trumpet vine in a local resident's garden. He says trumpet vines are pretty, but destructive and invasive.
Love of outdoors grows career
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PITTSBURG—When Jesse Gilmore was a little boy growing up in Overland Park, being outdoors was something his mother made him do. She was a Master Gardener, volunteering with the K-State Research … more
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A lazy salad for a steamy day
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Summer heat calls for little exertion. It invites lazy days lounging under a canopy of shade with icy drinks clinking in perspiring glasses. more
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Creative marketer Joanne Smith, Independence, Kan., sets up a laser cutter in the maker space at Independence Community College, where she is making signs for a client's wedding reception.
Unexpected career change leads to greater satisfaction
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After 27 years working at Mercy Hospital in Independence, Kansas, Joanne Smith thought she was there for the duration.  more
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Smart Breakfast Basics
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Have you ever heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day? Some mornings the snooze button might seem like a better idea than getting up to fix yourself or your family’s breakfast, but fight that urge!   more
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Bookmobile driver Tori Glover hands a book to a patron at Pittsburg Public Library. Patrons can request books by phone or on the library's website.
Librarian delivers joy of reading
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When Tori Glover was growing up on a farm near the tiny town of Howard, she was an unlikely choice for a future librarian. She had better things to do than read books.   more
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Transform your salad into a meal with layers
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A salad that calls itself a substantial meal is not a floppy affair. more
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A wide variety of vendors had booths set up near Kiddieland in Lincoln Park on Monday as families celebrated the Fourth of July.
Pittsburg celebrates Independence Day [Photo gallery]
Photos from the Fourth of July, 2022, in Pittsburg, Kansas. more
Raptor rehabilitator Pat Silovsky guides students through creating a dichotomous key as part of a science camp at Pittsburg State University's nature reserve.
Biologist exchanges space dreams for earthy reality
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When Pat Silovsky (then Pat Terry) moved to Pittsburg from Kansas City in 1975, she was starting eighth grade, and she was a rabid space adventure fan. more
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Get your hands dirty with these sticky, smoky ribs
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Nothing says summer more than a platter of ribs hot off the grill. more
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Volunteer Gina Peak passes out homemade cookies to people participating in the Bike the US for MS event in 2009. This year the group of riders will arrive in Pittsburg on June 26.
Peak helps with bike ride to support people with MS
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When Gina Peak was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, her first feeling was surprise, and maybe even a little relief. more
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Sail through the grilling season with a no-fail marinade
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Summer is all about grilling, which means everyone should have a go-to marinade up their sleeve for soaking and basting their favorite grillables. more
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8-year-old Charley Dohle feeds a llama at a petting zoo hosted by the Pittsburg Public Library at Lincoln Park on Friday.
Petting zoo in the park [Photo gallery]
Photos from the Pittsburg Public Library's petting zoo event at Lincoln park on Friday, June 17. more
Kelli Passeri prepares her vibroacoustic massage mat for her next client. The mat uses vibration to enhance the relaxation and pain relieving aspects of massage therapy.
Therapist combines passion for music with massage
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Massage therapist Kelli Passeri combines sound with touch for a powerful healing experience.  more
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Jon Bartlow plays a saxophone solo during the Festival of the Arts: Summer Kicks Jazz Concert at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts on Monday.
Summer Kicks [Photo gallery]
Photos from the Summer Kicks Jazz Band performance on Monday at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts as part of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. more
Carrots rule!
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Carrots are the boss of this salad. Available year-round, carrots are a salad staple, and their flavor varies depending on the season. more
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A camper begins to tear down at the Big Iron Overland Rally near West Mineral on Saturday after reports of storms on the way.
Big Iron Overland Rally [Photo gallery]
Off-road camping event returns to Big Brutus for 2nd year more
The Shidelers in 1952.
Couple to celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
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A 70-year anniversary celebration is planned to honor Harold and Joanne Shideler. The family will gather for church Sunday, June 19, followed by a lunch prepared by the family.  more
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A salsa dance in your mouth
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Salsa is much more than a spicy red or green sauce for swiping a chip through. Take a cue from the Latin dance that shares the same name. more
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711 Normal St.
Pittsburg Beautiful announces June winners
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Pittsburg Beautiful is proud to announce the winners for June. These locations include 711 Normal St., 2702 S. Taylor, and 212 S. Broadway. more
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