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Help Wanted
The City of Parker is now
accepting applications for a
• Part Time Police Chief
• Part Time Codes Official
Applications are available at City Hall, 314 W. Main, or call 913-898-2710
to have one sent to you.
For more information, please call
Jason Webber at 913-731-0922.
Record-breaking performance
Record-breaking performance
Jayhawk hurdler Trenton Broyles ran the 300-meter hurdles in 39.26 seconds at the Wellsville Red Bud Relays on Friday, May 9. His performance not only broke the Jayhawk-Linn record, it also set a new record for a meet that draws some of the top athletes in the region. Jayhawk-Linn will be hosting the Three Rivers League track meet this Thursday. Field events start at 3 p.m., races at 4:30 p.m. (Jayhawk USD 346 Facebook)
Throwing heat
Blu-Jay ace pitcher Kamden Staton recorded his 100th career strikeout on Tuesday, May 6, when the Pleasanton Blu-Jays hosted Jayhawk -Linn. The teams split the doubleheader with Pleasanton winning the first game 6-1 and the Jayhawks taking the second game, 6-3. (Pleasanton Schools USD 344 Facebook page)
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