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With 100-degree temperatures gripping central Kansas, keeping plants, shrubs, animals and everything else outside hydrated is important. Of course, I would think such a philosophy […]
With 100-degree temperatures gripping central Kansas, keeping plants, shrubs, animals and everything else outside hydrated is important. Of course, I would think such a philosophy […]
GREENSBURG – On May 4, 2007, an EF-5 nearly wiped the small, western Kansas town of Greensburg off the map. Kansas newspaper photographer Cort Anderson […]
McPHERSON COUNTY – Mother Nature reared her ugly head during the 2009 Father’s Day weekend. Saturday evening severe weather struck the area. McPherson County Director […]
I can’t believe this exists. What is our world coming to? At first, I thought it was a spoof or a joke, but no. It’s […]
I hate fishing. I don’t see the fun in it, unless there is a cooler of ice cold beer, but even then why does a […]
Monday nights are production nights for the paper I work for – The Ledger. My car’s transmission was low on fluid, so without time to […]
Feb. 17 was supposed to mark the official, nation-wide transition to digital television. For months prior to this date, broadcasters had been spending enormous amounts […]
One of the first people to make me feel at home in Moundridge isn’t doing so well. John Hanes, who lives across the street from […]
GREENSBURG, Kan. – Even as larger news was breaking in our state with the assassination of Wichita abortion-provider Dr. George Tiller, the Greensburg Rebirth project […]
GREENSBURG, Kan. – Today has possibly been my busiest day yet. I have helped several people with audio recording and production, as well as a […]
GREENSBURG, Kan. – I failed to post an entry Monday that discussed Greensburg. I couldn’t do it. Right before I went to bed, I joined […]
On Saturday Moundridge hosted its annual Black Kettle Festival. The following are pictures from that day:
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