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FSN Teens Launch “Rent-a-Teen” Fundraiser This October to Support Students’ Trip to Nazarene Youth Conference 2026

 FSN Teens at Fort Scott Nazarene is excited to announce its “Rent-a-Teen” fundraiser, running throughout the entire month of October. Community members can support local youth while receiving help with projects such as yard work, cleaning, and other odd jobs.

All proceeds will directly benefit FSN Teens’ upcoming trip to the Nazarene Youth Conference (NYC) 2026, scheduled for July 1–5, 2026, in Salt Lake City, Utah. NYC is a life-changing gathering where high school students from across the U.S. and Canada come together for worship, service projects, concerts, and spiritual growth. This year’s theme, “Wonder,” will inspire students to deepen their faith and live it out boldly.

“Rent-a-Teen is more than a fundraiser—it’s an opportunity for our students to serve their community while preparing for an event that can shape their lives and faith for years to come,” said Pastor Nick.

FSN Teens (grades 7–12) is a ministry of Fort Scott Nazarene that exists to help students encounter God, pursue Jesus, and make an impact. Weekly activities include Wednesday night youth group with dinner, worship, and small groups (6:30–8 PM), as well as Friday morning Donuts & Devos for high school students. Teens also engage in Sunday worship, leadership opportunities like the Impact Summer Internship, and special trips and events throughout the year.

Community members can request a teen worker anytime during October by emailing [email protected] with project details. Teens will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis, and donations are gladly accepted for their time and work.

For more information or to schedule a teen, please contact [email protected]

Art, Bourbon County, Fort Scott

Fremar Foundation Annual Concert Event: Nov. 2 in Leawood

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This concert will feature former Fort Scott musicians, composers, and the Fort Scott Chamber Ensemble conducted by Carson Felt and featuring Mayson Lane, as soloist.
The concert will feature the popular group Vivant! a swing/pop/tango mixed ensemble that includes former Fort Scott residents, Julie Gettler Silfverberg, Mayson Lane, and Karen Fremar, as well as five additional KC musicians.
Also featured will be music composed and/or arranged by Fort Scott composers, Ben Clinesmith (son of former Fort Scott Orchestra Director Carl Clinesmith ), organist Gordon Young (son of former Presbyterian minister B. W. Young), and Karen Fremar (daughter of Margie and Fred Fremar, directors of the former Fremar Music Studio in Fort Scott).
The concert is free.
Donations are welcome for our scholarship program, which recognizes and offers scholarship support to outstanding musicians and artists who are graduating from Fort Scott area high schools.
Fort Scott, Fort Scott Community College

October 9 Chamber Coffee Hosted by Rogers RGW

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Join us for Chamber Coffee

hosted by

Rogers RGW
Thursday, October 9th

8am

@ Rogers RBW

120 W. 19th St.

We hope to see you there!

The Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce invites members and guests to a Chamber Coffee and Ribbon Cutting Celebration this Thursday, October 9th at 8am hosted by Rogers RBW, LLC, formerly known as Rogers Body Shop, 120 W. 19th St. Coffee, juice, and light refreshments will be served, and attendees will have the opportunity to win a door prize drawing.

Rogers RBW recently opened its doors to the Fort Scott community and is thrilled to host this week’s Chamber Coffee. Rogers RBW is a full-service collision repair facility, offering both insurance and out-of-pocket repairs. Their services include free estimates, frame repair, windshield replacement and calibration, paintless dent repair, OEM ADAS calibrations, pre- and post-repair scans, and a lifetime paint warranty.

The business is proud to be an I-CAR Gold Class Shop, a designation held by only ten percent of collision repair facilities nationwide. This status reflects their commitment to ongoing training and delivering safe, high-quality repairs.

As a proud family-owned and operated business for three generations, the Rogers RBW team has deep roots in the collision repair industry. The Fort Scott location is an expansion of expansion of their Richmond, Kansas facility, where they have faithfully served Richmond and surrounding communities for over forty-two years. Known for their commitment to expert repairs and exceptional customer service, they are excited to bring their tradition of excellence to the Fort Scott community.

Contact the Chamber of Commerce at (620) 223-3566 for more information. Visit the Events Calendar and category of Chamber Coffees on fortscott.com for upcoming locations.

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Rogers RBW Facebook Page!
Thank you to our Chamber Champion members shown below…
Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce

231 E. Wall St., Fort Scott, KS 66701

620-223-3566

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Entertainment, Fort Scott, Gordon Parks Museum

Dance Party Tonight at the Gordon Parks Museum

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Sending on behalf of Chamber member

The Gordon Parks Museum
The Gordon Parks Museum

invites you to take part in the

22nd Annual Celebration

This weekend ~ October 2nd-4th!

Friday highlight this year

The Celebration Dance Party featuring “The Full Flava Kings”

The Full Flava Kings, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, are one of the best party bands in the region. Celebrate and dance the night away at The River Room, 3 W. Oak St.

Doors open at 7:00 pm

Band starts at 8:00 pm

Tickets: $25/each or $30/each at the door

Click HERE to order tickets!

See the flyer below for additional details!

Click HERE for a full schedule of

The Gordon Parks Celebration events!

Sending on behalf of Chamber member

The Gordon Parks Museum
The Gordon Parks Museum

invites you to take part in the

22nd Annual Celebration

This weekend ~ October 2nd-4th!

Friday highlight this year

The Celebration Dance Party featuring “The Full Flava Kings”

The Full Flava Kings, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, are one of the best party bands in the region. Celebrate and dance the night away at The River Room, 3 W. Oak St.

Doors open at 7:00 pm

Band starts at 8:00 pm

Tickets: $25/each or $30/each at the door

Click HERE to order tickets!

See the flyer below for additional details!

Click HERE for a full schedule of

The Gordon Parks Celebration events!

A special thank you to our Chamber Champion members!
 

Click HERE for a full schedule of

The Gordon Parks Celebration events!

A special thank you to our Chamber Champion members!
 
 
 
 

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Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce | 231 E. Wall Street | Fort Scott, KS 66701 US
 
Fort Scott, Government

Wall Street Closed until 5:30 P.M. Today

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Due to the unveiling of the new Gordon Parks mural on the Sunshine Boutique Building at 4:15pm this afternoon, Wall street from Scott Avenue to Main Street and National Avenue to Main Street will be closed to traffic.

Alleys in this vicinity will also be closed.

Closures will be from 3:30pm to 5:30pm to allow for set-up, ceremony, and tear down.

All citizens are invited to this ceremony and unveiling.

Thank you for understanding and your cooperation.

 

 

Brad Matkin

City Manager

City of Fort Scott

Area News, Fort Scott

Friends of Tri-Valley Foundation 6th Annual Fort Scott Golf Classic Results

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Flight one winners at the Tri-Valley Golf Tournament 2025

 

Saturday, September 13th was a perfect day for the Friends of Tri-Valley Foundation to hold their 6th Annual Fort Scott Golf Classic at the beautiful Woodland Hills Golf Course.  It was fantastic weather.  Play began at 9 am with 17 teams.

Flight two winners. Submitted photos.

Prizes were given to 1st and 2nd places in A and B Flights.  The winners were:  A Flight 1st Place – the team of Josh Query, Jonathan Allen, Jordan Herren, and Miles Adams; A Flight 2nd Place – the team of Allen Bukowski, Cody Clayton, Chase Halsey, and Jed Perez; B Flight 1st Place – the team of Billy Portwood, Johnathan Portwood, Shawn Eaton, and Roger Eaton;  and B Flight 2nd Place – the team of Chase Cannon, Hayden Lowe, Noah Panington, and Chad Purdy.  Prizes were also handed out for Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive. Chase Halsey won Closest to the Pin and Jonathan Allen won the Longest Drive contest.

 

Players were given the opportunity to try their chances with several contests and games. The hole games were Paul Bunyon and Trouble Hole-In-One.  Another contest was the 50/50 raffle, which was won by Millie Lipscomb.  The Orange Ball Contest, which was won by the team of Terry Pruitt, Tyler “Goose” Cook, Dustin Fowler, and Ricky McDaniel.  New this year to Fort Scott were “grenades.”  Each team received one grenade to use during the game.  Kat Lorenz-Moore and Sue Schropp oversaw the Hole Games and had fun interacting with the golfers.

 

At the end of the tournament, door prizes were given out to several lucky golfers.  Lunch consisted of hamburgers fresh off the grill, potato salad, and chips.  The hamburgers were grilled by Tri-Valley’s own Neil Kisner.  Water was provided by G & W Foods of Fort Scott.

 

For the third year, a raffle drawing was held.  This year, three prizes were given away.  The prizes were:  a fire pit donated by Niece Products of Fort Scott; $100 Gift Certificate to Ruddick’s Furniture, and 4 tickets to a 2026 Kansas City Royals game along with a backpack cooler courtesy of SEK Financial.  The winners were: Fire Pit – Randy Ruby; Ruddick’s Gift Certificate – Ben Lyons; and KC Royals Tickets – Don Krone.

 

The tournament’s sponsors were:  Cheney Witt Chapel; Don’s Spirits and Wines, LLC; Diehl, Banwart, & Bolton; Holmtown Pub, Kansas Teachers Community Credit Union, Mertz Tax Service, Neighborhood Rx, Peerless Products,  and Wise Accounting.  G & W Foods of Fort Scott and SEK Financial were goodie bag sponsors.

 

All money raised from the event goes toward the Foundation’s mission of providing quality and affordable homes for our neighbors with intellectual/developmental disabilities in the eight counties of Allen, Bourbon, Chautauqua, Elk, Greenwood, Neosho, Wilson, and Woodson.  Since 2001, the Foundation has built six houses and acquired nine houses and a duplex.  Four of these homes are located in Fort Scott and are home to 26 of our neighbors with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

 

“Without the generosity of our communities, this fun event could not have been held.  Thank you to all the golfers who participated as well as to our event sponsors: corporate, hole, and in-kind.  It is friends like you that allow us to provide services to our neighbors with I/DD and to help them achieve the quality of life they seek.  Thank you”  stated Special Projects Coordinator, Tricia Campbell.

 

 

Fort Scott, Government

Agenda for the FS City Commission for Oct. 7

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NOTICE OF AND AGENDA FOR REGULAR
MEETING OF FORT SCOTT CITY COMMISSION
City Hall Commission Room – 123 S. Main Street, Fort Scott, KS 66701
October 7, 2025 – 6:00 P.M.

I. Call to Order/Roll Call
II. Pledge of Allegiance
III. Invocation
IV. Approval of Agenda
V. Proclamation – Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Alyssa Hess/Safehouse Crisis Center, Pittsburg, KS
VI. Consent Agenda
A. Approval of Appropriation Ordinance 1393-A – Expense Approval Report – Payment Dates of September 10, 2025 – September 30, 2025- $ 1,165,099.60
B. Approval of Minutes: Regular Meeting of September 16, 2025, and Special Meeting of September 23, 2025
C. Request for Payment – Mainstreet Asphalt Maintenance LLC – Milling of Lees Circle
Drive and Crescent Drive – $66,400.00

VII. Public Comment
VIII. Appearances
A. Lindsay Hill – FRAME Grant – Request for assistance with infrastructure and
surveying of property
B. Rachel Carpenter – Temporary Park Closure – Riverfront Park – Haunting of Belltown
– October 31, 2025 – 6:00PM through November 1, 2025 – 11:00PM
C. Dave Bruner/FSFD – Acceptance of AFG Grant/Exhaust Removal System and proceed with bid process and project completion
D. Jason Pickert/FSPD – TUSA Radio Encryption System – Phase I – Assessment
E. Trey Sharp/Good Ol Days – Food Trucks

IX. Unfinished Business
A. Consideration of Small Business Grant Applications – The After Affect Salon/Shelly Bradley, Hercules Hobby/Phil Jackson, H. Witt Fabrication LLC/Henry Witt, and Clifton Chiropractic/Kaylee Clifton
B. Consideration of Second Amendment to ER Funding Agreement – Approved by Bourbon County Commission September 8, 2025 – Tabled September 16, 2025 C. Consideration to adopt Land Lease Agreement – Tabled from September 16, 2025 D. Discussion of Food Truck Ordinance – Tabled from September 16, 2025

 

X. New Business
Action Items:
A. Consideration of Bids – Replacement of A/C Unit above weight room – Buck Run
B. Consideration of Resolution No. 28-2025 A RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF HEARING WITH REFERENCE TO ALLEGED UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS STRUCTURE AT 308 N. MINERAL – L. Kruger
C. Consideration of Resolution No. 29-2025 A RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF HEARING WITH REFERENCE TO ALLEGED UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS STRUCTURE AT 1815 E. OAK – L. Kruger
D. Consideration of Resolution No. 30-2025 A RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF HEARING WITH REFERENCE TO ALLEGED UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS STRUCTURE AT 1626 E. PINE – L. Kruger
E. Consideration of Resolution No. 31-2025 A RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF HEARING WITH REFERENCE TO ALLEGED UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS STRUCTURE AT1403 E. OAK – L. Kruger
F. Consideration of Resolution No. 32-2025 A RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF HEARING WITH REFERENCE TO ALLEGED UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS STRUCTURE AT 505 S. COUCH – L. Kruger
G. Consideration of Engineering for Repair to Waterway System – Agricultural Engineering Associates (AEA) – $36,000.00
H. Consideration of Monthly Fee Adjustment – BakerTilly Municipal Advisors
I. Consideration of Contract for Real Estate Sale – Shoemaker and City of Fort Scott
J. Consideration of Shipping Container Ordinance – K. Salsbury
K. Cape Seal 2026-2027 Program
L. Discussion of November 4th City Commission Meeting – Election night
M. Discussion of ADM

XI. Reports and Comments

XII. Adjourn

 

 

 

 

Fort Scott, Government, Youth

FS Preschool Center Trunk or Treat is Oct. 30: Resource Providers Invited

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On behalf of the USD 234 School District, we would like to invite you to the 2025 Early Childhood Trunk-or-Treat.  This year’s event will be held on Thursday, October 30 from 4:30-6:00 PM at the Fort Scott Preschool Center Gym.  All children ages birth through six years old and their families are invited to attend. Last year, school staff and community partners were able to connect with 225 children and their families at our Trunk-or-Treat.

If you are a family resource provider or a community partner, we invite you to attend and set up a table from which children can trick-or-treat.  Agencies typically pass out snacks, candy, trinkets, small prizes, etc.  During this time, you may also provide brochures, resources, and/or helpful information related to your program.  Our goal is to inform families about the resources available in our community.  If you are a preschool or childcare provider, please share the attached flyer with your families.  We also welcome you to set up a table for your program.

If you plan to attend our event, please complete the form below by Friday, October 17th so we can have a table reserved for your organization.

Fort Scott, Schools, Sports

Fort Scott Quarterback Club Begins At The High School

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Johnathon Stark, from the USD234 Website.

Johnathon Stark started as head football coach of the Fort Scott High School Tigers this year, and found there was good community support of the program.

“When I became the head football coach of FSHS, I had a lot of people reach out to me who wanted to support the program,” he said.  “A number of these people brought up the idea of starting a quarterback club.  Previously, I was an assistant coach at Pittsburg and they have one, so it was something I was familiar with, and I think it is a great thing for the community and the players on the team. I recruited Matt Harris and Jordan Witt to help me establish the QB Club, and they are the officers of the organization along with myself.”

“They are both alumni of the football program and the program means a lot to them. They want to see all players on the team have a great experience.”

“I just want to add clarification that the FS QB Club is not associated with USD 234,” Jordan Witt said. “Expenditure approval is done by the FS QB Club board members consisting of Matt Harris, Jordan Witt, and Johnathan Stark, not the school board. We are a separate organization, complementing the support the school district provides.”

“We applied a few months ago and were approved by the Internal Revenue Service on September 12, 2025 as a 501C3 (non-profit) organization. We are very excited about this because donors to the Fort Scott Quarterback Club can deduct the contribution as a charitable contribution.”

“ We want all Tiger football players to have the best experience playing football possible,” he said.  “Quarterback clubs are common in other local communities and help provide financial support and resources to the team.  School district budgets are already stretched thin and the Kansas State High School Activities Association does not allow school funds to be spent on certain things.  The big advantage for Quarterback Clubs is we have the freedom to do and spend where necessary in order to support our Tiger football players both now and in the future. This is an organization that we want to see support the program for years to come.”

Coach Stark. Submitted photo.

Currently there are 65 football players from freshman through senior years.

“I send out an email update throughout the season and we are in the process of organizing some meetings and events for all members. We also share information and photos on our Facebook page. If anyone would like more information, they can email us at [email protected].”

Memberships help purchase equipment, camp fees, team meals, and other team related expenses approved by the school board that are not covered by the school district.

It will also provide insight into the football program and season updates from Coach Stark.

An individual membership is $25 for the year, and a Corporate Membership is $100.  Corporate Memberships  are recognized on the organization’s Facebook Page.

To become a member send name, address, and email address, and send the payment in two ways:

  • Venmo to: @fsqbclub
  • Mail a check to: FS QB Club, 809 Meadow Lane, Fort Scott, KS 66701

Corporate Memberships please email your logo.

FS Quarterback Club Logo taken from the Chamber of Commerce website.

For more information: email at [email protected] and follow  on Facebook at Fort Scott Tiger QB Club.

 

Area News, Food, Fort Scott

Heartland awards $30,000 through Concern for Community grant program

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The Beacon Food Pantry, Fort Scott, receives $5,000 grant.

The Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative Board of Directors has selected six projects throughout the co-op’s service area for funding through the Concern for Community grant program. A total of $30,000 will be awarded.

“We look forward to working with some outstanding partners to put these funds to work for the good of Heartland members and their communities,” said Mark Scheibe, Heartland CEO.

This year, six applications out of 68 received were approved for funding by the Heartland board. Projects selected are as follows:

  • Kansas State Historical Society – $5,000 for restoration work at the Marais des Cygnes Massacre State Historic Site, including electricity and water infrastructure upgrades and interactive interpretive signage.
  • Linn County Fair Association – $5,000 to install an intercom system across the fairgrounds to improve communication and safety for visitors during the county fair and other events.
  • Moran Youth Recreation – $5,000 to help build a 9-hole disc golf course and install permanent cornhole boards at the Moran City Park.
  • Beacon Food Pantry (Fort Scott) – $5,000 for critical lighting system upgrades to improve safety and visibility for volunteers and families served.
  • Cherokee County 4-H Council – $5,000 to replace original 1991 windows in the 4-H Building, improving energy efficiency for this important community hub.
  • Walnut Community Service Organization – $5,000 for upgrades to Walnut Softball Fields, including infield improvements, dugout repairs, batting cage enclosure, and restroom accessibility upgrades.

As a non-profit, member-owned cooperative, Heartland issues capital credits to members each year, but sometimes those credits go unclaimed. Because those monies were intended to be returned to the communities from which they came, Heartland’s Board of Directors decided to use unclaimed funds for community grants and started the Concern for Community program in 2019.

The Concern for Community program provides grants of up to $5,000 for capital improvement projects throughout the Heartland service area, which covers parts of 12 counties in eastern Kansas. Capital improvement projects are those that involve investment in structures or equipment that will last for many years.

Applications were accepted from June 1–July 31 and selected by the Heartland Board of Directors at their September 22 meeting. Heartland plans to reopen applications in summer 2026 for the next round of funding.

About Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. powers rural lifestyles throughout more than 11,000 locations in eastern Kansas. Heartland’s service area includes members in 12 counties: Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Cherokee, Coffey, Crawford, Labette, Linn, Miami, Neosho, Wilson, and Woodson.

 

Fort Scott, Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce, Gordon Parks Museum

Chamber Coffee Hosted by Gordon Parks Museum on Oct. 2

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Join us for Chamber Coffee

hosted by

The Gordon Parks Museum
Thursday, October 2nd

8am

@ The Gordon Parks Museum

2108 S. Horton St.

(FSCC Campus)

We hope to see you there!

The Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce invites members and guests to a Chamber Coffee this Thursday, October 2nd at 8am hosted by the Gordon Parks Museum, 2108 S. Horton, on the campus of Fort Scott Community College. Coffee, juice, and light refreshments will be served, and attendees will have the opportunity to win a door prize drawing.

The Chamber Coffee will kick off the 22nd Annual Gordon Parks Celebration to be held this weekend for which the full schedule of events may be found on gordonparkscenter.org. The Celebration is in honor Fort Scott native Gordon Parks, noted photographer, writer, musician, and filmmaker. Kirk Sharp, Executive Director of the Museum, and the committee work throughout the year to bring in artists, speakers, programs, and events that have enriched our community and world for all ages.

This year’s event features two meaningful dedications. On Thursday, October 2, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., there will be a tribute to the historic Wayman Chapel AME Church at 301 S. Lowman St., established in 1866, with a ribbon–cutting to inaugurate the new commemorative park and honor its enduring legacy. The next day, Friday, October 3, from 4:15 to 4:45 p.m., the community will gather for the unveiling of the mural “No Place Like Home” by Cbabi Bayoc. This mural celebrates Gordon Parks and his strong connection to his hometown of Fort Scott, and it will be displayed on the Wilder House building at 18 E. Wall Street.

A highlight this year is the “Celebration Dance Party” featuring The Full Flava Kings at the River Room, 3 W. Oak St. on Friday, October 3rd starting at 8pm. The Full Flava Kings, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, are one of the best party bands in the region.

Tickets are available at the Gordon Parks Museum, online at gordonparkscenter.org, or call 620-223-2700 ext. 5850.

Contact the Chamber of Commerce at (620) 223-3566 for more information. Visit the Events Calendar and category of Chamber Coffees on fortscott.com for upcoming locations.

Click HERE to visit

The Gordon Parks Museum website!

Click HERE to visit

The Gordon Parks Facebook Page!

Click HERE for a schedule of events for

The 22nd Annual

Gordon Parks Celebration!

(October 2nd-4th)

Gordon Parks

Photographer

Filmmaker

Writer

Musician

The Wayman Chapel AME Commemorative Church Park

Est. 1866.

Special Grand Opening Event

Thursday, Oct. 2nd

4:30-5:30pm

301 S. Lowman St.

“No Place Like Home” mural

by Cbabi Bayoc

Celebration Unveiling

Friday, Oct. 3rd

4:15-4:45pm

@ Wilder House Building

18 E. Wall St.

(SW corner of Main & Wall St.)
Thank you to our Chamber Champion members shown below…
Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce

231 E. Wall St., Fort Scott, KS 66701

620-223-3566

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Fort Scott, Schools, Sports

Join the FSHS Quarterback Club

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Sending on behalf of Chamber Member

FS Tiger Quarterback Club

FSHS Head Coach Johnathan Stark invites you to join the

Fort Scott Tiger

Quarterback Club

What is the Quarterback Club?

The FS QB Club is a 501c3 organization formed to provide support to eh FSHS Football Team. Quarterback clubs are common in other communities and help provide financial support and resources to the team. We operate separate from the school district, and anyone is welcome to join. We need your help to build a strong football program now and for the future.

Why become a member?

  • Financial Support for the Football Program — Your membership helps purchase equipment, camp fees, team meals, and other team related expenses approved by our board that are not covered by the school district.
  • Exclusive Access & Perks — Your membership gets you insight into the football program and season updates from Coach Stark.

How much is a membership?

  • An individual membership is $25 for the year, and a Corporate Membership is $100. we recognize the Corporate Memberships on our Facebook Page.

How to Join:

Fill out your name, address, and email address, and send payment via Venmo or Check.

Corporate Memberships please email us your logo.

  • Venmo to: @fsqbclub
  • Mailing Check: FS QB Club, 809 Meadow Lane, Fort Scott, KS 66701

Need more information?

If you have questions, reach out via email at [email protected] and follow us on Facebook at Fort Scott Tiger QB Club.

Let’s grow stronger together.

Join the Quarterback Club today.

Go Big Red!!!

Thank you,

Matt Harris, President

Jordan Witt, VP / Treasurer

Coach Johnathan Stark

Fort Scott Tigers Quarterback Club

Click HERE for the Fort Scott Tigers Quarterback Club Facebook Page!
Thank you to our Chamber Champion members below!
Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce | 231 E. Wall Street | Fort Scott, KS 66701