Shank, Richard E
A Plow With Crank Levers Survives On Shank Farm
Richard Shank
Columnist
1950, the dawn of the second half of the 20th century, all seemed well on the Shank farm near New Cambria, Kansas, where...
Miller, Amanda
Lettuce Eat Local: It’s offally interesting
Amanda Miller
Columnist
Lettuce Eat Local
I should warn you now, this is going to be an awful article. No wait, I mean offal. Although there’s clearly...
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Woodpeckers; Nature’s Little Drummers
Whether it’s fishing along a deserted stretch of riverbank, or attempting to sit motionless and silently under a tree or bush awaiting a spring...
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Irritated Shopper’s
As a column writer, every week I hope for some "nugget" that I can transform into column material. Last week, I got fortunate in...
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Turtle Market
On occasion I've written about unusual ways that me and my early school friends spent our time playing.
One such story wuz about having gram...
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Just a Little Light: Mothers
Dawn Phelps
Columnist
Mother’s Day is almost here, and I found an article which is similar in structure to Paul Harvey’s 1978 speech on his “Rest...
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Spring Storms & Why Some Dogs Fear Them
Jenny Long
Columnist
As spring rolls in, so do the familiar sounds of thunder and rain. While many of us find those sounds soothing, our dogs...
Lovina's Amish Kitchen
Verena and Daniel are Getting Married
It’s Monday evening and a lovely one at that. The mercury on our thermometer has crept up to eighty degrees. The laundry dried really...
