KU’s student newspaper being attacked
The University Daily Kansan, which is the student newspaper of the University of Kansas, is being assaulted by another campus organization. On Wednesday the KU […]
Month: March 2010
Vogts remembers Hesston tornado
This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week, and Saturday is an important day in the history of central-Kansas weather. On March 13, 1990, an F5 […]
Shoulder surgery scheduled
It’s official. I’ll be going under the knife for my shoulder, which dislocated Feb. 3 at a Western Plains High School boys’ basketball practice. To […]
Dodge City reporter fired
On Oct. 13, Dodge City Daily Globe reporter Claire O’Brien in which she used an anonymous source who commented on a murder case she was […]
Ransom FD hosting pancake supper as Jaws of Life fundraiser
On March 21 the Ransom City and Nevada Township Fire Department, which I am now a proud member of, is hosting a pancake and sausage […]
NY Times partners with NYU
In January 2010, I wrote about how The New York Times was turning editorial control of one of their blogs, The Local: Fort Greene and […]
Front Page Friday: Virginian-Pilot
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 […]
WaPo competitor beefing up
This is getting interesting. In October, I wrote about how the parent company of Politico.com, Allbritton Communications Co., is starting a local news site for […]
Shoulder specialist prescribes surgery
Tuesday afternoon I traveled to Great Bend to see Dr. L.T. Fleske, M.D., of the Central Kansas Orthapedic Group, about my left shoulder that dislocated […]
Canton-Galva superintendent looking to leave
So it appears the Canton-Galva Unified School District 419 superintendent, Bill Seidl, is ready to leave the Eagles’ nest and fly on to bigger and […]
High school journalism contest results announced
Thursday I helped judge a regional Kansas Scholastic Press Association contest held at Wichita State University in Wichita. I had a lot of fun helping […]