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This past weekend was filled with graduation festivities for me. My brother, Troy, graduated from Salina Area Technical College with his welding certificates, and now […]
On Sunday, father Steve get out the pressure washer and removed the paint from his and mother Karen’s house. He is planning on repainting the […]
Kaitlin Moore, 17 of Concordia, Kan., pets a stuffed porcupine Saturday at the Kansas Sampler Festival in Concordia. The Festival is hosted by the Inman-based […]
Thursday morning I rolled out of bed and peeked out the window, which is what I do every morning. However, what I saw that day […]
Three Moundridge High School girls clean the front window of The Ledger during Friday’s annual work day, during which the high school’s student body and […]
Two summers ago I was just starting my term as editor-in-chief of The Sunflower News at Wichita State University. It was an exciting time, but […]
Every Monday night, I produce The Ledger. It gets printed Tuesday and the issue is then delivered to my Moundridge office on Wednesdays. At which […]
Every now and then I get stopped on the street and asked if the newspaper business is going OK considering the slump in the economy, […]
A grain bin east of Moundridge and owned by Brion Fensky got flipped off its foundation during Sunday’s severe weather. Fensky said the high winds […]
Becky McCray, left, shows the Kansas Sampler Foundation’s Marci Penner a new way she can use the micro-blogging application Twitter during a gathering Friday morning. […]
Today was a notable anniversary in our nation’s history, though it is a sad anniversary. On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris, 18, and Dylan Klebold, […]
I love Twitter, which is a form of micro-blogging that gives users 140 characters to say anything they want about anything that pops into their […]
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