In the garden: Bring plants in for winter
Even though we have not totally become too cold, everything has lost leaves and died off.
November 2024
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The Amish Cook: May we keep opening our hearts
The question came up whether there would be part two to the last column on what a wife can do to be an asset in helping her husband grow to be who God made him to be.
What four more years of Trump mean for Kansas farmers and agriculture
It is a well-known fact that a majority of farmers voted for Donald Trump.
LettersOnly tyrants want to dispose of the U.S. Constitution
The 11/23 Newton Kansan fully illustrated the hypocrisy of modern journalism.On the Op/Ed page, they printed Thomas L.
A feast of thanks
We are on the eve of Thanksgiving and one of the most iconic meals of the year.
Hong Kong versus the January 6 U.S. “Protests”
The recent conviction of 45 Hong Kong demonstrators is seen differently in the U.S and Asia.
Career readiness must share space with civic education, extracurriculars
November 20, 2024With the election of three new members this year, the Kansas State Board of Education is expected to shift more conservative on issues like the recognition of Trans students, books in the school library, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs.
Lark men roll past Kansas Wesleyan JV
Hesston to face Kansas Christian in rematch The Kansan Staff HESSTON — The Hesston College men’s basketball team won its second straight game, stopping the… Login to continue reading Login…
Hesston College women fall to Kansas Wesleyan JV
Larks off until Dec. 6 to face Saint Mary on the road The Kansan Staff HESSTON — The Hesston College women’s basketball team fell to… Login to continue reading Login…