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Tammy Helm

Tammy Helm

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Managing Editor, Fort Scott Tribune

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Total articles 326

  • Forty-mile pursuit of man who allegedly abducted child ends in Fort Scott

    By Tammy Helm Verified| Fort Scott Tribune Verified Nevada Police Chief Casey Crain and Nevada Police Lt. Amber Williams walk back to their vehicles after a high speed chase that began in El Dorado Springs, Mo., Wednesday morning ended at the Fort Scott Munitions parking lot in Fort Scott. In the background, Bourbon County EMS personnel attended to a child that was in the vehicle being chased. The child was not injured and was eventually released to her mother.

    By Tammy Helm Verified · Fort Scott Tribune

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Roller, Schofield receive Learning Tree award

    By Tammy Helm Verified| Fort Scott Tribune Verified Two people who have played key roles for the Gordon Parks Museum and the Gordon Parks Celebration were honored during the 21st annual Gordon Parks Celebration Tribute Dinner held Saturday, Oct. 5. The 2024 Learning Tree Award was presented to Arnold Schofield and posthumously to Daryl Roller. Jill Warford, former Gordon Parks Museum executive director and first recipient of the award, presented to Christy Roller.

    By Tammy Helm Verified · Fort Scott Tribune

    Oct. 11, 2024

  • Forty-mile pursuit of man who allegedly abducted child ends in Fort Scott

    By Tammy Helm Verified| Fort Scott Tribune Verified Nevada Police Chief Casey Crain and Nevada Police Lt. Amber Williams walk back to their vehicles after a high speed chase that began in El Dorado Springs, Mo., Wednesday morning ended at the Fort Scott Munitions parking lot in Fort Scott. In the background, Bourbon County EMS personnel attended to a child that was in the vehicle being chased. The child was not injured and was eventually released to her mother.

    By Tammy Helm Verified · Fort Scott Tribune

    Mar. 28, 2025

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Fort Scott Tribune

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