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On giving thanks

The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, “God, I thank thee, that I am not as other men are.” – Luke 18:11 Without speaking for anyone...

Meatless Mondays – forget about it.

By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau Eliminate meat from my diet? No way. Just the thought of it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Be honest,...

Autumn perfect for the trail, its lessons in history

Not long ago we stopped along Union Street, where the Välkommen Trail intersects, and looked both ways, as we do at nearly all the Trail intersections,...

Religion and politics, oil (gasoline) and water

Thy God hath commanded thy strength: strengthen, O God, that which thou hast wrought for us. – Psalm 68:28 Put another way: “Summon your power, God; show us...

Washburn law professor questions Kobach’s fitness

In a stunning letter to Kansas editors on Sept. 24, Jim Concannon, a professor of law and former Dean of the Washburn University School of Law,...

Kansas, from Land of Ahs to Land of Guffaws

Kansas is the Mother Shipton, the Madame Thebes, the Witch of Endor, and the low barometer of the nation. When anything is going to happen in...

W.R. “Bill” Chestnut

W.R. “Bill” Chestnut, a man of many passions They had eaten lunch. It was early afternoon on a glorious Sunday (Sept. 14), and Bill and Denise Chestnut were...

Bethany’s impact; analysis by and beyond the numbers

A good many people, here and across the Smoky Valley, have a feeling in their bones that we would all be in bad shape without Bethany...

Anyone recognize that big red sign?

We don’t know the maximum fine for a motorist failing to yield, but area law enforcement could raise more than a small fortune nicking scofflaws at I-135...

Midsummers and the pulsating call of home

Over the decades, the Midsummers Festival in Lindsborg has confirmed generations of Swedish tradition, encouraged new ventures, tried new venues and refined old ones. And over those...

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