Evergy replaces transmission line poles
Weather permitting, starting on Jan. 19, 2026, Evergy will begin to replace several transmission line poles on E. Atkinson from…
Celebration toolkit available
Pittsburg celebrates 150th: Celebration toolkit available The Celebrate Pittsburg Committee invites the community to come together in honoring Pittsburg’s 150th…
A year in review: City reflects on 2025
A year in review: City reflects on 2025 As 2025 ends, attention turns to the possibilities and fresh momentum the…
City Sanitation holiday schedule
In observance of the Christmas and New Year holidays, the City of Pittsburg Sanitation services will be closed on Thursday,…
Road Closure
Starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 15, 2025, North Locust Street from East 4th Street to the north side…
Road Closure
Starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 15, 2025, North Locust Street from East 4th Street to the north side…
Grant helps those experiencing homelessness
For more than 12 years, the City of Pittsburg and the Pittsburg Public Housing Authority have partnered with community organizations…
Deputy Fire Chief Tom Vacca retires Wednesday
After almost three decades, Pittsburg Fire Department Deputy Fire Chief Tom Vacca is set to retire on Nov. 26, 2025….
100 years of performances
For a century, Memorial Auditorium and Convention Center (MACC) has been the heartbeat of Pittsburg’s performing arts scene. To celebrate…
Community invited to view CHIP homes
After a little under a year of its launch, the first ten City Housing Incentive Program (CHIP) homes are being…
City seeks volunteers for advisory boards and committees
PITTSBURG, KS – The City of Pittsburg is accepting applications for openings on several advisory boards and committees. The city…
MACC turns 100, rededication ceremony set
For a century, Memorial Auditorium and Convention Center (MACC) has been the heartbeat of Pittsburg’s performing arts scene. To celebrate…