Jeff Pittman talking with Paul Kramer, City Manager City of Leavenworth
Letter: Pittman the Right Man for the Job. →
Letter: Who is more interested in the city? →
Ride for the Wounded →
Jeff Pittman is a proud supporter of Ride for the Wounded
The Eagles Aerie #55 50th Anniversary Run Benefiting A Ride For The Wounded will take place on September 17th , 2016 starting at Leavenworth Eagles Lodge #55.
This charity motorcycle ride will benefit A Ride For The Wounded so we can help veterans through out the year.
Day of ride festivities:
9 am-11:30 am Sponsors, Vendors, Music, 50/50 Raffle and Onsite Registration
Kickstands up at 12:00!!!
The ride will be approximately 100 miles and finishes back at the Eagles Lodge #55 Leavenworth.
After the ride, fun continues with live music, 50/50 Raffle, Prize Giveaways.
This is America, not Russia →
"From a recent letter to the editor from Mr. French, one might assume that more than a few of Rep. Tony Barton’s supporters may be nervous about his re-election chances. In short, they appear seriously worried that Jeff Pittman will be our new state representative from Leavenworth.
Seemingly, they are willing to say about anything to try to stop him. Mr. French argues that Jeff Pittman and his followers dishonored a recent celebration of law enforcement folks by wearing Pittman shirts to the rally. I thought dress codes ended after high school."
Lame excuses don't sell →
"It looks like we see the beginning stages of draining the swamp. Look at all of the Team Brownback enablers that will not be returning to Topeka next year thanks to sensible Republican voters in the August primary.
Sensible mainstream Republicans are sick and tired of the Brownback experiment. Just ask Rep. Connie O’Brien of District 42 covering Tonganoxie and parts of rural Leavenworth County. Republican voters were tired of lame excuses and fudging of the facts surrounding Brownback experiment enablers like O’Brien. That’s why she was rejected at the polls.
As the saying goes, “give them enough rope and they will hang themselves.”
Two vie for 41st district seat →
The incumbent Republican who represents the 41st District of the Kansas House of Representatives is facing a challenge in the general election from a Democrat.
Time to take our state back →
"I wish to address several comments made in Opinion section of the Leavenworth Times on July 27 relative to my friend Jeff Pittman, who is running for the 41st District seat in the Kansas House of Representatives.
The writer made serious misstatements in reference to earlier letters by Alan Schuler and Henry Weisenflugh which had supported Jeff’s excellent personal character and had related his strong ties to this community.
The purpose of their letters was to answer rumors that were being spread about whether Jeff lived in Leavenworth. Never did they argue that being a graduate of Leavenworth High was a prerequisite for “voting for a candidate,” as the writer asserts."
Get to the main issues →
"It is puzzling to read two letters (Alan Schuler, July 20, and Henry Weissenfluh, July 22) promoting a Democratic candidate for 41st District state representative who has no contest in the primary and the main point they both make is that this candidate, Jeff Pittman, should be elected because he graduated from Leavenworth High School. That is the weirdest reason I’ve heard for voting for a candidate."
Candidate lives in Leavenworth →
"Jeff Pittman, a candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives from the 41st District, is, despite rumors to the contrary, a resident of Leavenworth. I have known Jeff for many years. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to coach Jeff in Leavenworth youth baseball and observe him while playing for other teams. My son was in Jeff’s class in high school and I have always and still do have the highest regards for Jeff."
Contestants set for Lip Sync Battle for Charity →
"Top law enforcement and fire protection officials, city administrators, education representatives and business leaders will hit the stage Saturday night to help raise money for children.
Leavenworth Police Chief Pat Kitchens and Leavenworth Fire Chief Gary Birch will be among the dignitaries competing in the inaugural Lip Sync Battle at Grinders High Noon.
The event is a fundraiser for the Leavenworth Youth Achievement Center."
Jeff Pittman Sponsorship for Greenway Acution
Jeff Pittman is a proud sponsor of the Greenway Auction for Leavenworth Regional Catholic Schools.