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FHSU welcomes new chief of police
8/12/22
By FHSU College Communications
HAYS, Kan. – Following an in depth search, Fort Hays State College chosen Terrance (Terry) Pierce as its subsequent chief of police. Pierce succeeds Edward Howell, who retired from the drive in June of this 12 months after a profession in regulation enforcement that spanned 40 years.
Chief Pierce involves FHSU from Pittsburg State College, the place he served as a police sergeant for the final 11 years. A veteran of 26 years of service, Pierce brings a wealth of expertise in regulation enforcement in a college setting.
Hays Police Division Chief Don Scheibler served on the search committee that chosen Chief Pierce.
“I used to be impressed by the {qualifications} and the professionalism of all of the candidates, however Chief Terry Pierce shortly rose to the highest as the perfect candidate to guide the Fort Hays State College Police Division,” mentioned Scheibler. “Chief Pierce’s huge information and regulation enforcement expertise might be instrumental in serving to us to maintain our neighborhood protected.”
Pierce acquired a Bachelor of Science diploma in Prison Justice Administration from Missouri Southern State College in 2007, the place he studied as a non-traditional scholar, taking principally on-line programs. In 2015, he earned a Grasp of Science diploma in Human Useful resource Improvement from Pittsburg State College. He additionally holds a Specialist in Training diploma in Workforce Improvement and Training in 2020 from Pittsburg State College.
Whereas at Pittsburg State, Pierce was accountable for supervising law enforcement officials and communications officers, implementing state and native legal guidelines, and offering regulation enforcement companies to a campus neighborhood of roughly 7,000 staff and college students.
He additionally served on a number of college committees, together with the college’s vital incident and disaster response groups, the funds and finance working group, and the legislative coordinating council. He participated within the assist workers senate, the place he additionally served as president.
Previous to his service at Pittsburg State, Pierce served as a metropolis councilman and police officer in Butler, Missouri.
PITTSBURG — Pittsburg running back Jamar Searcy has opened his recruitment, he announced in an X post on Thursday.
Searcy was committed to play at Washington State next year and signed his National Letter of Intent last week, but after it was announced that coach Jake Dickert was taking a job to be the head coach at Wake Forest on Wednesday, the three-star running back has decided to explore other options.
Before Searcy signed with Washington State, he held offers from UNLV, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UC Davis and Cal.
Searcy is six days removed from his best performance as a high school player as he totaled 290 yards and four touchdowns in Pittsburg’s heartbreaking 28-26 loss to Lincoln-San Diego in the CIF Division I-AA state title game.
The 5-foot-8 running back finished his senior year with 1,668 yards and 22 touchdowns and was a Bay Valley Athletic League first-team selection. Searcy was one of Pittsburg’s senior leaders and also on defense as a safety.
“I’ve been telling scouts this all season, Jamar Searcy is the best touchdown maker in Northern California if not the state,” Pittsburg coach Charlie Ramirez said after Pittsburg’s win over Archbishop Riordan in September. “
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Russell Wilson hopes his first year with the Steelers won’t be his last.
Hard Knocks documented an event in Pittsburgh for the Why Not You Foundation founded by Wilson and his wife Ciara, at which a child asked Wilson if he likes playing for the Steelers.
“Yeah, I love it. It’s awesome,” Wilson answered.
Asked if he’s going to re-sign with the Steelers, Wilson answered, “Hopefully, I love it here. It’s cool. Hopefully we’re going to win a Super Bowl.”
This year Wilson is giving the Steelers the NFL’s biggest bargain, playing for a league-minimum salary of $1.2 million because his contract with the Broncos, who cut him in the offseason, guaranteed that he was going to make $39 million this year whether from the Broncos or anyone else. He took the least he could take from Pittsburgh and made Denver pay the balance.
But Wilson is slated to become a free agent in March, and he has proven this year that he’s still capable of starting in the NFL. He’s going to command starter’s money, but he may decide to prioritize playing in a place where he’s comfortable, and Pittsburgh is that place.
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Penguins have made a trade with the St. Louis Blues, bringing defenseman P.O Joseph back to Pittsburgh.
The trade was announced Wednesday evening with Joseph coming back to the Penguins in exchange for future considerations.
Joseph spent his first four seasons in the NHL with the Penguins organization and posted career highs in games played, goals, and points during the 2022-23 season.
At the end of last season, Joseph was released and signed with the Blues as a free agent.
He’s played 23 games for the Blues so far this season, registering two assists.
Joseph is signed through the end of the current season with a cap hit of $950,000.
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