Wednesday Mar 17 | Gazette-Bulletin
Board wrestles with school financing
Much of the March 8 USD 398 Board of Education meeting involved discussion of education finance and the options on the table for the Peabody-Burns district.
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USD 408 votes in favor of disbanding special education cooperative
Following an executive session to discuss personnel, USD 408 Board of Education approved a motion to draft an interlocal agreement with other county school districts to disband Marion County Special Education Cooperative.
USD 398 future will be addressed
Peabody-Burns schools invite district patrons to attend a meeting 7 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church, Peabody.
Departments will move into new city shop soon
Reports by Mayor Larry Larsen, City Administrator Mac Manning, Public Works Superintendent Darren Pickens, and Police Chief Bruce Burke all included updates on the completion of a new city shop at Ninth and Olive streets.
Our neighbors in Burns lost an historic structure Friday when the former Barker house at the south end of Washington Street burned to the ground before daylight.
Junior high students bag food for Haiti
About 50 students and faculty from Peabody-Burns Junior High School spent an hour Feb.
Hillsboro student wins county spelling bee
Some of the words were unusual - not words used regularly - as 20 Marion County students vied for the title of county spelling bee champion Feb.
Fire claims landmark home in Burns
The majestic three-story home built in the late 1880s by J. W. Barker burned to the ground early Friday morning in Burns, leaving nothing but the foundation and stone steps that led to the entrances.
Fire destroys landmark house in Burns
Fire investigator walks down the front entrance steps after peering at the basement rubble for any indications of the cause.
Instructor says hard work makes PBHS band stand out
Steven Glover didna t have much trouble explaining why Peabody-Burns High School regularly churns out honor band participants at three different levels: junior high, league honors, and Kansas Music Educators Association honors.
Stranded at the head of the class
Sometimes the students who are left behind are the ones who seem to be the furthest ahead.
Letting kids get a feel for history
Peabody-Burns preschooler rolling out dough. It was all smiles at Peabody-Burns Elementary School last Friday as students got a hands-on history lesson from Pioneer Living.
When I was a youngster in the 1930s and 40s, the roads were under the townships' government.
Church collecting items for Haiti
Burns United Methodist Church will be assembling a oehealth kitsa to send to Haiti as part of relief efforts to earthquake victims.
County waits for funding ruling by AG
In the next few days, the Marion County commissioners could have an answer from the state on whether their latest plan to pay for a new jail will be approved.
USD 398 not giving up: Peabody: It's about the students, not money
Members of USD 398 board of education attended the Marion County Special Education Cooperative board meeting Monday night as a united front with one mission - they want out of the county cooperative.
Peabody police report Jan. 4: Theft of a mailbox was reported. Nine rural mail boxes were located with two mailboxes still having mail in them.