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The Morel of the Story
Although Kansas is not known for its mushroom hunting, morel mushrooms can be found here, and rain expected for this week followed by warm...
Ancient Civilization and the Solar Eclipse
As we all well know by now, A total solar eclipse took America by storm last Monday. For those of us who were lucky...
Coyote tales & ears
These nice spring days in the Kansas Flint Hills bring back fond childhood memories -- about coyotes. Yep, coyotes. Why? Because coyotes were the...
Splitsville
I am happy to announce the messy divorce between two bosom buddies who deserved each other. I am referring to the imminent split between...
Two Nights Of Ranch Rodeo Featured At EquiFest Of Kansas
Winners in the ranch rodeos during EquiFest of Kansas at Salina have been announced by Justine Staten, executive director of the Kansas Horse Council,...
Journalism lost (1): the editorial
The news today is often about complicated matters that even experts have trouble unraveling. Taxes, budgets, the economy and political madness are among today's...
Blender Pie
‘If’ I would have had a bit more time this weekend I would have enjoyed a warm blender pie from the oven. When I...
Canaries in the Water
Many a good fisherman has cut his or her “teeth” on bluegills, often catching them from a farm pond with nothing but a hook...
Instantaneous Irritating Itch
At my age, seldom does a week go by that I accidentally don't do sumpthin' that is what I call "chuckle worthy." It happened...
Legendary Horsemen Eager To Help Others Develop Their Unique Skills
Passing along their horse working skills to others was emphasis of legendary horsemen at the EquiFest of Kansas in Salina.
Moderated by veterinarian Dr. Stan...