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Black ink at last
Amidst all the political caterwauling, a look at the state's finances may advance some sense and understanding before the election. If only a peek,...
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Worn scripts
Election season has become a gruesome ordeal, one that consigns Kansas to political theater with stale acts. Tribal fever rules. Most of us are...
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Retaining justice
Six of the state's seven Supreme Court justices stand for retention on the November 8 ballot. They are not household names, but they are...
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Fit and unfit
Kris Kobach is out from under his rock again slinging more malice and vengeance. For the past four years this former Kansas secretary of...
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Kelly and Schmidt: history
At a debate earlier this month at the Kansas State Fair, the Republican and Democratic candidates for governor made clear that their campaigns were...
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Gorbachev and Lindsborg
The death of Mikhail Gorbachev, on August 30, holds meaning for Lindsborg, where the former Soviet President spent two lively and memorable days in...
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The old cabin
Adam Pracht and Caroline de Filippis were recently hired to boost the presence and import of the Lindsborg Old Mill and Swedish Heritage Museum....
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Repairing the IRS
One important provision in the Inflation Reduction Act provides an extra $80 billion for the Internal Revenue Service. This has provoked loud squawks from...
