Malcom named Atchison head coach
Atchison High School announced that Jordan Malcom will now be helming the Atchison football program following the retirement of Head Coach Jim Smith after 27 years of leading the program.
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Long time city clerk passes away
By James HoweyAtchison Globe A notable and influential face of Atchison City Hall recently passed away. Phyllis Walton was 88 years old when she died… Login to continue reading Login…
Award winning author chronicles the life of John B. McLendon
Many people may not know that Hiawatha is home to one of the most influential basketball players and civil rights pioneers in the history of America.
BC claims first Heart Tourney title since 2015
Benedictine Women’s basketball took home the fourth Conference Tournament Championship in program history and first in 10 years with a 65-51 road win over MidAmerica Nazarene University Monday night.
Atchison 5th Street Viaduct closed Wednesday morning
By James Howey Atchison Globe The Atchison 5th Street Viaduct was closed Wednesday morning due to a downed tree blocking both lanes. Atchison Police Chief… Login to continue reading Login…
Raven second half surge leads to victory over Pirates
By James Howey Atchison Globe Benedictine Women’s Basketball bested Park University for the third time this season thanks to a 50-point second-half barrage that sealed… Login to continue reading Login…
2025 Amelia Earhart Pioneering Achievement Award will honor Tara Dower
Jacque PregontAmelia Earhart Festival Coordinator913-426-3911 aefestival@aaefm.org The annual Amelia Earhart Festival, set for July 17-19, is honored to announce Tara Dower has been named the… Login to continue reading Login…
Tigers dominate on the way to regional title
By James Howey Atchison Globe Atchison County Community High School wrestling boys took a Regional Championship Saturday by a staggering point margin of nearly 100… Login to continue reading Login…
Seed Fair continues to expand gardening in Atchison
The third annual Spring Seed Fair continued a trajectory of growth with over 300 attending the event at Atchison Public Library Saturday.