Marshall, John
Taxes: pay up and catch up
Legislators often fall prey to the no-tax lobbyists, those alt-right yawpers who believe that highways build themselves, the police work for free, hospitals and...
Yield, Milo
Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Like Father, Like Son
Almost always the funniest stories are true ones. This one comes from a friend in Wamego, Kan., ol’ KayAnn E. Quipp, who works in...
Gilliland, Steve
Only you can stop the Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species
Admit it, we’ve all laughed like crazy at the videos of fish jumping crazily out of the water as a boat streaks across a...
Uhrig, Debbie Dance
The Covered Dish: Strawberry Salad
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...
Pitts, Lee
Unreal Estate
Being a ranch realtor these days must be difficult because they must appeal to two distinct types of buyers. There are the lifestyle buyers...
Alfers, Mike
Breaking up is hard to do
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...
Blogs
Remember them always
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...
Marshall, John
No longer a place for lawyers
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...
