Marshal, John

LINDSBORG – People who met Ken Sjogren liked him immediately. His friends could think of no one who disliked him, even a little. If...

In election years, educators come under pressure from the most vocal critics who demand that we teach our youngsters how to earn a living...

The immense doors of the east and north wings opened and closed, bringing another rush of frigid air. The red-cheeked and frozen-cloaked begin to...

When he worked in Washington, Bob Dole was an enduring presence for Kansas as a member of the House (1961-69) and in the senate...

Greg DuMars retires this month after more than 20 years as Lindsborg City Administrator, and the event leaves a slight feeling of unease and...

A generation ago most Kansans, from metro, 'burbs or boondocks, recognized a connection with their state legislators. What happened in town or on the...

The Kansas Legislature has marked a special session this week in Topeka to curse federal covid vaccine mandates. Other legislatures have done the same...

In earlier times, elevated political status and powerful rank did not come easily for Kansas women. Achievement was slow when women were for serving...

The University of Kansas presents a stark view to the cross-currents of athletics, money and schooling. On March 10, less than a day after...

In a recent stinging column, Ed Flentje dismissed Secretary of State Kris Kobach as a two-bit curbstone lawyer who has chased the myth of...