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PSU football coach charged with DUI
GALENA, Kan. - Pittsburg State University head football coach Chuck Broyles is to meet with his boss next week in the wake of having been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.
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KSNF downplays PSU Coach Chuck Broyles' DUI arrest
While KOAM and KODE led their newscasts with the DUI arrest of Pittsburg State University football coach Chuck Broyles on a charge of driving under the influence, KSNF led with three stories about the beginning of the Christmas shopping season.
PSU planning forums to discuss latest round of Kansas budget cuts
PITTSBURG, Kan. - Pittsburg State University President Steve Scott will convene two forums next week on campus to discuss the latest budget cuts for higher education.
Tastes and Sounds of Nations returns to Pittsburg State campus
Students and the community are invited to take part in the Tastes and Sounds of Nations Friday evening on the Pittsburg State University campus.
The old Jefferson Highway was the first transcontinental road to traverse the North American continent from north to south, and possibly the first dedicated international highway in the world.
The photo originally was published in the Nov. 10 edition of The Fort Scott Tribune with a request to identify the man.
FSHS grad helps students learn to deal with money
Sam Johnson, a junior finance and economics major at Pittsburg State University, holds up a bag of quarters to show a group of third graders from Lakeside Elementary School in Pittsburg during a tour of Citizens Bank in Pittsburg on Tuesday.
Conference Humilation: They're Tweeting Behind Your Back
Conference speakers beware: Twecklers are watching. They're out for blood. And you may be their next victim.
Kansas Congresswoman speaks at PSU
A federal lawmaker was in Pittsburg Friday to talk about issues including health care.
Green Jobs for 4-states future
The annual Four State Regional Technology Conference is beginning at Pittsburg State University and runs through Friday.
Cato map unveiling part of annual tour
A new map of the Cato area is the result of a project that has been four years in the making.
Student veterans at PSU raising money and awareness
The Student Veteran's Association at Pittsburg State University is hoping to fill the Oval with miniature flags for Wednesday's holiday Students passing by are being asked to donate $1 and in return will get their name on an American flag.
Captain LaGreco retires from Navy after 22 years of dedicated service
Captain Louise LaGreco, daughter of Jack and Jean Gilmore of Overbrook, Kan., retired from the United States Navy on Oct.
Death penalty cases in Kan. take time Eds: AD ...
Larry Williams expected to wait 10 years to see the death sentence carried out for his daughter's killer.
Souls of Soldiers: Soldier trades in combat boots for a book bag
"Funny thing about getting shot at and people trying to blow you up, it really allows you to put your priorities in order and I don't stress about a paper being due because in the big scheme of things it has no real relevance," says Staff Sergeant Jeremy Layman of the 772nd Engineering Batallion.
Rustin R. Carlson - Clare N. Quitno
Mark and Sue Quitno and Margie and Robin Greenlee, all of Nevada, announce the engagement of their daughter, Clare Nicole Quitno, to Rustin Ray Carlson, son of Randy and Renee Carlson, of McPherson, Kan.
Many college campuses across the nation have undergone measures to become more environmentally friendly, and Pittsburg State University is no exception.
Student community provides avenues to equality
Being part of the international community at Pittsburg State University is like being part of a microcosm of the world.
A hunter safety course, including traditional classwork, gun safety and shooting, will be held next weekend at Camp Alexander.
Regent Jill Docking of the Kansas Board of Regents bestows the Presidential Medallion upon PSU President Steve Scott at the Inaugural cermonies last Friday in front of Russ Hall.
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