Articles written for or relating to the work The Vogts did for The Ledger, which served Moundridge and Inman, Kan., in McPherson County.
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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