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Most of us remember the ice storm just before Christmas in 2007 and how much trouble we had that time. We were not really...

Second of two articles about the Landons – Nancy, a former U.S. Senator (1978-96), and her father, Alf, the former Kansas governor (1933-37) and...

A plump television reporter sets up his camera In the Gargantuan Supermarket aisle, As urban consumers crowd ‘round to get selfies And videos for their Facebook files.   He...

In the early 1970’s, in response to the need for an organization representing trappers here in Kansas, the Kansas Fur Harvesters was born, and...

Over the past few years multiple people have asked me if I’ve ever run my personal chocolate chip cookie recipe.  Truthfully, I don’t ‘think’...

I remember learning early in life that humans should use all five of their senses, but darn it, mine don't work any more. I've...

By Frank J. Buchman That beggar on the corner is making more money than the longtime labor union factory worker. Higher wages than the highway worker...

By Frank J. Buchman While from the bleachers, barrel racing is a patterned horse race, fastest time wins. In reality, barrel racing is a horsemanship class...

By Frank J. Buchman Gaited horses are genetically bred to gait and shouldn’t need special bits, shoes, or other devices to get them to do...

By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University.   “Terrorists attack U.S.” “Nixon to resign.” “Hope speeds...