Dead alligator found in Kansas lake
File this one under “News of the Weird.” The Wichita Eagle‘s Michael Pearce runs a blog, Kansas Outdoors, and Thursday he posted quite an interesting […]
Month: January 2010
Steve Buttry joining start-up competitor to WaPo
In October, I wrote about how the parent company of Politico.com, Allbritton Communications Co., is starting a local news site for the Washington D.C. area. […]
Front Page Friday: The Record, Herald News
It is that time of the week again. It is time to look at my favorite newspaper front page of the week. As always, I […]
WPHS announces tentative football roster
So, you remember how I have been hired to be the new head football coach at Western Plains High School? Well, my assistant coach and […]
Vogts joins volunteer fire department
Monday was an interesting day for me. As I sat in the Western Plains High School art room moderating a junior varsity scholar’s bowl, my […]
‘Oral Sex’ definition causes stir
I thought people in California were hippies. You know, those free-spirited, liberal people who don’t have a care in the world, but maybe I’m wrong. […]
Front Page Friday: Chicago RedEye
It is that time of the week again. It is time to look at my favorite newspaper front page of the week. As always, I […]
LJWorld giving unemployed readers a $1 subscription
This is kind of neat. On Thursday, The Lawrence Journal-World announced a special, 13-week subscription rate for those who are unemployed and have the proper […]
Vogts’ Christmas tree still standing
In the mornings while driving my bus route with a maroon suburban, I listen to 104.7 KISS FM because I really enjoy the morning show, […]
Hearing for accused Inman police chief rescheduled
Inman Police Chief Mike Leland Akins Jr. is accused of abusing three girls and one boy, all under the age of 14, and the alleged […]
NYT planning to charge for frequent use of Web site
On Wednesday, The New York Times announced it already has a 2011 New Year’s resolution: charge frequent users of its Web site. An article on […]
Online journalism dubbed Fifth Estate
The press in the United States and abroad has long been referred to as the Fourth Estate. The term was seemingly coined by Scottish writer […]
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