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Marshall, John

A project for the good it would do

LINDSBORG – The big party planned May 18 at Coronado Heights is to celebrate 150 years of history and achievement. The event begins at...

Lindsborg: Swedish for ‘never a dull moment’

The coming weekend brings an event from the Lindsborg Landmark Concert Series on Saturday at Bethany College – just as the first day of...

Blueprints to lift rural America

Our little gauge near the house has told us, in small increments, that since the year began we've had three and one-half inches of...

Old treasures, simple pleasures

   LINDSBORG ‒ The old enduring structures downtown have long summoned an art and craft in themselves, certain triumphs and flourishes that unspooled even...

Work on Trail extension about to begin …

     LINDSBORG ‒ As we prepare to change seasons, City Hall prepares to help spring make the turn. Construction of the $1 million...

Nature’s cold caress

A long hard freeze is the hallmark of a proper Kansas winter. Although now in decline, the sharp cold spell remains a measure of...

Brownback’s ghost, and our need for the courts

Kansans have elected a new governor, Laura Kelly, but the shade and soul of the old one ‒ Sam Brownback ‒ remain in Topeka....

The “JND” factor: How we grow numb to scandal

The investigations and indictments continue for President Trump’s friends and associates. Some of them are in jail or headed there. On Dec. 20, Defense Secretary...

Kansas helps to strangle affordable care

The best bargaining chip in the great government shut-down impasse is not a border wall. It’s health insurance. So far, it’s unmentioned, but the...

Our Statehouse eyes and ears are fast fading

Earlier this month the Lawrence Journal-World closed its Capitol bureau and laid off the paper’s full-time Statehouse reporter, the tenacious Peter Hancock. Hancock is an...
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