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A Cowboy’s Faith  By Frank J. Buchman Corn Crop Overflows Bins  “Neosho River bottomland farmer wins 100-bushel challenge.” That wasn’t a true newspaper headline from the 1960s, but...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield   Folks, when it quit raining after the end of July, it really quit. We ain’t had more than...

CHANGE By Roger Ringer   “WHAT I FOUND TO BE TRUE WAS THAT IT’S EASIER TO MANIPULATE PEOPLE RATHER THAN TECHNOLOGY.” Kevin Mitnick Change has always been difficult to implement. People...

Scalloped Potatoes The Covered Dish By Debbie Dance Uhrig   This week we celebrated another birthday at our home.  Yes, my husband, Ervin had a wonderful Sunday enjoying...

For The Love Of Horses  Blink An Eye And Fort Scott Cowgirl Is  One Of Rodeo Breakaway Roping’s Best   By Frank J. Buchman  “Nod. Swing. Throw.” Watch stops,...

A Cowboy’s Faith   By Frank J. Buchman Descendants Continue Farm Tradition  “Just ask Bobby McNeill he’ll be able to tell you.” That was the response when someone...

The title of a recent Hutchinson News column by Amanda Miller left me scratching my head; until I read it through and realized how...

Let the record show that I'm in favor of impenetrable borders and unscalable walls patrolled by border guards armed with AR-15's... between states, that...

Better Kansas – Sept. 17, 2020 In today’s Better Kansas, find information on food safety, navigating legal and financial issues for stepfamilies, community coalitions, fall...

Short takes The shape of the ball By John Marshall     Major league baseball is scrambled this year, starting with a covid-shortened season (60 games), empty stadiums and...