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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 […]
This video is made by John Whitehead, who is a Constitutional attorney, author and founder and president of The Rutherford Institute, which is a 501(c)(3) […]
Recently I’ve mentioned how annoying the digital transition is. The government-mandated switch from analog to digital television signals has done nothing but cause problems as […]
While driving out of town one afternoon last week, I witnessed something that was worrisome. Several youth clad in what appeared to be Moundridge High […]
The Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard University sent out a great Tweet this morning via its Twitter account at www.twitter.com/NiemanLab. They linked to a video […]
I bought into the whole mantra of how cool this digital transition was going to be for my television-viewing pleasure. However, now that it is […]
While reading “The Kicker: CJR’s Daily Blog,” I saw something that truly made me laugh. Someone made a satire of The New York Times’ promotion […]
I’ve often heard the old adage “it’s not what you know but who you know,” and I have always believed it because the human connection […]
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