One of the obvious characteristics of our daily lives is that we are very busy. Our days are filled with things to do, people to meet, projects to finish, meetings to attend, letters to write, calls to make, appointments to keep and families to look after.
There you are — a Kansas teacher supervising a high school hallway in between classes.Students flood past you in a clattering blur of high-top sneakers, yoga pants and laughter.One student strides past you, pulling a cellphone out of her purse to respond to an email. Another student, on her way to photography class, slides her digital camera into its case.
Last month I attended patriotic night at the Ellis County Fair. I turned up just after 6:30 p.m.
Here’s a quick question for you. Is Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach a U.S.
I stood at the edge of a two-story dock, frozen.An hour earlier, we had left our son at a birthday party on a two-story dock… Login to continue reading Login…
To the editor:I’m running for the USD 469 Board of Education because I believe our schools deserve thoughtful, informed and non-partisan leadership. If you value… Login to continue reading Login…
Twenty-seven dead. Twenty-seven young women and staff from the Camp Mystic near Kerrville, Texas. Apparently, many were still asleep or just waking when the early… Login to continue reading Login…
According to recent reports, the summer heat is causing corn to sweat in the field. Is it the corn’s profuse perspiration causing the issue or maybe the county fair is the party responsible?More likely it’s just summer in early August.
To the editor:I am the proud parent of two Lansing Lions. As a military family, we have had the unique opportunity to travel the country in support of our nation and as a result, my children have been part of the education systems of several districts and states.
The recent farm tour hosted by the Kansas Farmers’ Union had a great lunch. It was on one of those farms where they have a… Login to continue reading Login…