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Debbie Dance Uhrig I’ve been patiently waiting until I stopped making this salad at work, before debuting it for my readers. When I originally...

Being a ranch realtor these days must be difficult because they must appeal to two distinct types of buyers. There are the lifestyle buyers...

Over the course of our 12-year history, one practice has been something of a signature of ours: mailing of papers to homes of our...

By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau Few experiences are more powerful or moving than a visit to a cemetery on Memorial Day. Unlike a military...

We have a coffee mug that says on one side: “Talk is cheap...” And on the other, “until you hire a lawyer.” Joking about lawyers, the perplexity and...

When GateHouse Media last November bought The Salina Journal, Hutchinson News and four other remnants of what was once the Harris Newspaper Group. The...

I mentioned two weeks ago that Reed, one of my old high school buddies in California, had gone to his great reward  — and...

During my years working at Wesley Towers as the medical driver and as the activity director my mission each and every day was to...

I'm not much of a world traveler. Outside of a dinner in Juarez and a week of giving speeches in Alberta, the only other...

Ever since I moved to Kansas I’ve heard fishermen talk about lakes, reservoirs and ponds “turning,” sometimes involving a fish kill, but always resulting...