Greensburg project finally coming to an end
Well, it’s over . . . kind of. We are no longer camping in classrooms in western Kansas, but I am still updating the Web […]
3-Day Recap: Tuesday and Wednesday see lots of time in the field, Thursday kept warm by glow of computer screen
GREENSBURG, Kan.–As this project wears on, the workload seems to increase exponentially. Tuesday I spent the entire day in Greensburg shooting photos and interviewing sources. […]
Writer reflects on interactions with Greensburg community, people
GREENSBURG, Kan.–For two weeks I have lived in and around the tornado torn community. It has been as educational as any time I spent in […]
3-Day Recap: Thursday and Friday turn out eventful, Monday results in day of work
GREENSBURG, Kan.–Monday I sat in front of my computer all day. I left only long enough to take some photos for someone else’s story. Such […]
Back in Greensburg, experiencing technical difficulties
GREENSBURG, Kan.–The project has resumed as of 4:30 p.m. today, but complete coverage may take some time to be fully achieved. I had planned on […]
Curley set to leave Washington Post
On Saturday, Rob Curley posted a blog on his site, www.robcurley.com, that said he is leaving The Washington Post for The Las Vegas Sun. I […]
Project members encounter animals, flight and stardom
GREENSBURG, Kan.–Now for the exciting news I promised in my previous post. One of the other guys working on this project shot video of a […]
Resilience shown through paint, plywood
GREENSBURG, Kan.–Throughout Greensburg, Kan., signs can be seen carrying the message of the rebuilding community, which is a resounding bellow of survival. Greensburg’s citizens have […]
Burning the Midnight oil, thinking about day one
GREENSBURG, Kan.–As I said earlier, our first day here has been interesting. Personally, I didn’t spend much time in the town because of my duties […]
Arrival in Greenburg results in creepy event
GREENSBURG, Kan.–At around 4 p.m. today the tornado sirens sounded a few times in Greensburg as the team of the Kansas Press Association’s “Greensburg Rebirth” […]
Life after graduation should be tailored for each individual
As a week of graduations finally comes to an end, I am left with a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. Whether the […]
Editor bids farewell to newspaper, campus
With the onset of finals comes the end of the semester and my editorship, and I consider myself lucky to have been a part of […]