Kansas lawmakers outline vision for finding solutions to water crisis, and paying for them
HAYS — The leaders of the state’s new Water Program Task Force say they are committed to finding elusive solutions to the state’s long-simmering water crisis.
Chad Frey
Why Trump is threatened by a free press
by Rob Okun “The press is the people’s window to the truth, and we need that window to be clear and unobstructed.” —Ronald Reagan, White… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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New national school voucher program included in ‘big, beautiful’ law, with no cap on cost
WASHINGTON — A national private school voucher program is now law, though the school choice initiative comes with a huge caveat. States also choose — whether or not to participate.
Gallery to open new exhibit
“Three Generations,” a new exhibit featuring artists Kayann Ausherman; daughters Abby Ausherman, Betty Mathias, and Kelsi Depew; and granddaughters Etta, Ivy, and Olive Depew, opens July 19 at Carriage Factory Art Gallery. The opening reception will be from 6-8 p.m. at the gallery with Artist’s Talk at 7 p.m. , 128 E. 6th St, Newton. Items in this show will be on exhibit and for sale through September 12.
Empathy can move a nation. It’s time for a revolution.
During a recent conversation with folks from across Kansas, someone shared a story about a child speaking disrespectfully to a parent in public.
Driving for the future
I love a good road trip, especially one around Kansas. That is why I am so excited about the listening tour Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) President Joe Newland and I will be embarking on July 21-23 and 30-31. Tour stops are listed at www.kfb.org, and you can register there also. Joe and I along with district directors will be at every stop.
Stay away from canning frozen foods
MANHATTAN – Freezing is often the quickest way to preserve fresh food from a garden or farmers market, but Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee said consumers should be cautious if thinking about canning that same food later on.
In the garden: Tomatoes can have a myriad of problems
Tomatoes are easy to grow but have a thousand problems! You may have heard me say this before but I am convinced this is a true statement. Here are some quick facts about growing tomatoes:
Amish Cook: Finding normal in the garden
By Gloria Yoder I moved along the garden row, pulling weeds as I did so. I noticed one marigold plant in the row along the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close