Kansas Profiles: From a baking championship to the big leagues
The little boy dreams of being a winner.
Chad Frey
Former Marion police chief responds to federal lawsuit filed against him by reporter
TOPEKA — Deb Gruver believes she suffered lasting emotional and physical injury when Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody snatched her cell phone out of her hand during the unprecedented raid on the Marion County Record newspaper.Now, in an answer to Gruver’s federal lawsuit against him, Cody denies most of the allegations against him for his actions before and during the Aug.
Kansas child death report shows increase in gun-related deaths, suicides
TOPEKA — State officials warned that fentanyl has become a significant threat to Kansas adolescents, pointing to an increase in overdose fatalities over the last two years in a recently released report on adolescent deaths in the state, though numbers for child homicide and suicide still far outstrip child drug-related deaths.In 2021, Kansas experienced 11 child drug-related deaths.
Penner’s paintings to show in BC gallery
Over a long career of teaching, coaching and working with people, Virgil Penner didn’t forget about his art.“Bold Color: Acrylic Paintings by Virgil Penner” is now in the Regier Art Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center at Bethel College, through Oct.
Plains Folk: Still more rodeo movies
In terms of technical accuracy the best of the 1972 rodeo movies is “The Honkers” because it shares with “The Lusty Men” forthrightness of plot and credibility of rodeo detail.
The Exit from Amazon is a Double-Click Away
Does the author of Little Brother love Big Brother?Probably not.
Harvest Pointe officially opens
Byron Adrian, Mennonite Housing President, had a number of announcements he wanted to make Oct.
A divisive issue needing settled
It has been a long, difficult journey for Harvey County over the course of a couple of years as the planning and zoning board has dealt with a possible wind energy project in the county.
Chuck Schumer’s shutdown games
Massive and reckless spending to fund big government programs has given us a national debt of over $33 trillion.
Fall Landscape Care with Pollinators in Mind
No matter where you live, investing time caring for your landscape now will pay off with a healthier, more beautiful landscape next spring and for years to come.