Dear Amy: “Julie” and I have been friends for about 13 years, ever since we were college roommates. It was originally a good relationship, but for about the past eight years, she has been absolutely miserable.
A Basehor-based graphic design and marketing business is making a big splash at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas. Kinfolk Created, owned by cousins Bryan Lisbona and Toby Kuhn, is providing T-shirts and stickers to the center after having nearly a dozen of their designs approved by the city of Lubbock and Maria Elena Holly, Buddy Holly’s widow.
Gov. Laura Kelly helped bag and distribute food alongside volunteers of the Church of the Resurrection’s FoodMobile pantry at the Mercy and Truth Medical Mission on Tuesday in Kansas City, Kansas. The governor also toured the clinic and delivered remarks about the importance of eliminating the state’s food tax. This proposal will lower the grocery bill and put money back in the pockets of Kansas families. With this event, the FoodMobile hit a record of helping 57 families. On average, 40 families receive aid through the mobile pantry at every stop. Photy by Cassie Nichols
A bald eagle recently was spotted perched on the limb of a tree along 155th Street in Leavenworth. Do you have a photo that you would like to share with the Times? Send the photo and information to mrountree@cherryroad.com Photo by Sara Martin
Dear Amy: “Randall,” who went to school with my boyfriend, recently passed away. My boyfriend and Randall were not particularly close and had not spoken in several years, but Randall left a wife and child behind.
After a morning training session at the Winter Olympics’ Big Air Shougang venue, British snowboarder Katie Ormerod stopped by the press zone to do a quick interview. The topic wasn’t how much air time she got or the tricks she was trying to pull off.
Princes and princesses were the guests of honor recently at the Basehor Community Library at the annual tea party, sponsored by the Friends of the Library. After taking a year off last year due to the pandemic, the library once again hosted children and their parents to enjoy a tea party, play games and learn about manners.
Experts estimate that well over 80% of people will experience back pain at some point in their lives. Perhaps 10% of adults experience it at any given moment. Back pain is extremely common, and people with back pain can be extremely miserable. It may hurt to move, sit, stand, lay, even breathe. No wonder back pain accounts for so many visits to the doctor.
Dear Annie: I am a single and retired homeowner. The problem is that I have a spending addiction where I nickel-and-dime myself to death.
Dear Annie: My wife and I have three grandsons, 11, 8 and 6. We live in different states. Six years ago, we asked our daughter if the boys could come for a vacation. That year, the two oldest came, and the following year, all three came to visit for two weeks.