LAHARPE — The LaHarpe PRIDE Committee is looking for a few (or more) cluttered yards.  And some helpers. Teams of volunteers, including Kansas State University students, Nelson Quarries and Southern Star Gas employees and others…

Hundreds of youth had a sweet start to Easter weekend thanks to numerous Easter candy hunts in quick succession. The Iola Recreation Department kicked things off at 9 a.m. with 74 boxes of chocolates, courtesy…

LAHARPE — There are a lot of resources available to help people. Stacy Jackman hopes they can learn more about those options at a Health & Resource Fair from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday…

Julianna Nelson was among the more than 60 youngsters who visited with Santa Claus during St. Nick’s visit to the LaHarpe Senior Citizens Center Saturday. The visit was organized by LaHarpe PRIDE, with support from…

LaHarpe city crews, working with the LaHarpe PRIDE committee, erected a pair of light poles at the sand volleyball court. The goal is to have the lights on and functional by the time spring weather…

LAHARPE — LaHarpe City Council members will get to discuss their views on city matters at a candidate forum Monday at City Hall. Incumbents Austin Lee and Danny Ware Jr. are seeking re-election. They’ll be…

LAHARPE — As the adage goes, many hands make light work — especially if you have some heavy industrial equipment on hand. The LaHarpe PRIDE Committee’s annual Cleanup Day made the weekend a bit spiffier…

LAHARPE — Organizers of a citywide cleanup need two ingredients to ensure this year’s effort is as productive as in years past: 1. Yards to clean; and 2. People to help clean them. The LaHarpe…

LaHarpe PRIDE, with help from Thrive Allen County and Nelson Quarries, welcomed students from Kansas State University and Allen Community College to help with the community’s fall cleanup. They removed brush, trash and construction material…

LaHarpe PRIDE members Danny Ware Jr., left, and Harry Lee Jr. affix wires to several pieces of rebar Wednesday. The rebar will be used as reinforcement for concrete bases at the LaHarpe City Park to…