Marshall, John

One of the state’s more intriguing spectacles has involved a grievance last month over art at the University of Kansas. At issue was a cloth...

A recent storm had snapped a limb from one of the Bradford Pears and left a perilous mess high in the branches. The heavy...

Kansas has not elected a governor from the Democratic party since Kathleen Sebelius, in 2002. Sebelius had been elected and reelected as Insurance Commissioner...

Last month the Kansas Board of Regents increased tuition for the coming school year at the state’s six universities. At KU, the state’s senior...

If we learn anything from the so-called “debates” among Republican candidates for Kansas governor, it’s that the party has tightened its tent. The staged debates...

The building known as the Brunswick, once a landmark Lindsborg hotel and now a shabby lament for the city’s nuisance code, is to be...

Our civic club meets each week for lunch and business, people in commitment to make life better for the younger generations. There is time...

On Independence Day it will be helpful to remember that the true patriots are those who love their country so much that they want...

LINDSBORG ‒ The Post Office petunias are glorious, a great swell of radiance in the large planter beside the steps, bending with the wind,...

President Trump continues to amaze. Only recently he has courted North Korea, played footsie with Russia and blessed China while cursing our neighbors and threatening...