A Cowboy’s Faith By Frank J. Buchman Only Keep What’s Needed “If you don’t use it, you don’t need it and you might as well get rid of it.” The opinion has been expressed numerous times and... Read more
Exploring Kansas Outdoors By Steve Gilliland The Coming Kaleidoscope of Raptors I moved to Kansas in the late 1980’s during the fall of the year and one of the first things I noticed was the... Read more
Exploring Kansas Outdoors In My Humble Opinion By Steve Gilliland When this outdoor column was born some sixteen years ago, I swore it would only and always be about the outdoors; on rare oc... Read more
Apple Butterscotch Cake, Column The Covered Dish Debbie Dance Uhrig It’s been close to seven years, (I think) since I shared this ‘favorite’ cake recipe. When I moved to Platte County... Read more
Notes and comment The heroes’ march by John Marshall The incineration of towns and forests in the American west recalls a special horror for those who have been in a big fire, o... Read more
Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield As it turns out, I really did a lot of “play” activities when I wuz a kid in the 1940s and 1950s. Either that or my feeble mind is playin... Read more
DO YOUR JOB! “RUDY, YOU CAN’T HAVE NO IDEA HOW LITTLE I CARE.” Tom Selleck in the role of Monte Walsh When did the American people become so enamored with politics? From the beginning... Read more
Prairie Doc® Perspectives for week of September 27, 2020 Advances in the Treatment of Stroke By Andrew Ellsworth, M.D. Weakness on one side of the body, slurred speech, facial droopin... Read more
Legs And Eggs By Lee Pitts Without getting too personal, I will tell you that for the last 40 years I haven’t had a proper functioning pancreas. Whereas the average person eats... Read more
In My Humble Opinion By Steve Gilliland When this outdoor column was born some sixteen years ago, I swore it would only and always be about the outdoors; on rare occasions an outdoor topic o... Read more
