Broadcast Journalist Bob Schieffer Speaks In Hutchinson
Bob Schieffer, CBS chief Washington correspondent and anchor and moderator of Face The Nation, spoke Tuesday in the Hutchinson (Kan.) Sports Arena as the first […]
Printer Problems Remedied
Last week I had a problem. My printer wouldn’t print, which isn’t good since I am a guy that likes to print things off. I […]
Super Bowl Means Super Commercials
I’m a sports fan. I like to watch simply for the competition. This year, the Super Bowl won’t be any different. I will watch with […]
Bad Electronics Get Punished
My printer at work has NOT worked for two days. I’m about to give it some “Office Space” treatment. You know what I mean: Bad […]
Obama Is The Commander-In-Chief
It has been a week, and I still can’t believe it. A week ago I sat in my recliner and witnessed history. I was awake […]
KC Kansan Goes All Digital
Earlier this month, The Kansas City Kansan made a surprising announcement. On Jan. 10 it switched from a newspaper to entirely digital publication. The Kansan, […]
Fish Are Food, Not Kittens
I love National Public Radio. They always have entertaining reports. Friday was no different. I navigated my Web browser to their site to find the […]
Newspaper Company Mandates Unpaid Furlough
Gannett Co., publisher of USA Today and hundreds of other newspapers across the country, is taking steps to ensure the continued existence of its media […]
Image Of Hudson Plane Crash First Released Via Twitter
“There’s a plane in the Hudson. I’m on the ferry going to pick up the people. Crazy.” This tweet, which is lingo for an update […]
Noted Journalist To Speak In Hutchinson
Last time an opportunity like this rolled around, I was incredibly stupid and chose to not skip my classes at Wichita State University. Lucky for […]
Flu Strikes, Leaves The Vogts Dazed And Confused
Last week was rough. I dropped off the radar for almost 48 hours because the flu hit me and hit me hard. On Jan. 7, […]
Kansas Editor To Have Unique Coverage Of Obama Inauguration
If there is any doubt about the future of newspapers and journalism, those worries should be squelched right now. Kansas’ Dan Thalmann, publisher and editor […]