KPA Fair Work Yields Fun Time, Rubber Fetus
Yesterday I volunteered at the Kansas Press Association’s booth at the Kansas State Fair. I worked with Cort Anderson, who is the KPA technology consultant […]
Interesting Journalism Videos Found On YouTube (part 1)
Periodically I am going to try to share some of the journalism videos I stumble across on the Internet’s YouTube video sharing network. Of course, […]
St. Louis Road Trip Yields Fun, Urge To Live In Big City
All of my Twitter followers probably figured out that I went to St. Louis this past weekend since I had extra time off due to […]
A Little Newspaper Inspiration
I saw this video on the E&P Pub, which is one of the newly launched blogs at the Editor and Publisher Web site. I had […]
Personal Branding Is Important
I consider my name to be my brand. I won’t attach it to anything I don’t believe in or like. I believe everyone should take […]
Colbert-Inspired T-Shirt Arrives In Moundridge
Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert called Canton, Kan., a sh**hole on “The Colbert Report.” Canton is my hometown, and the residents there reacted negatively and were […]
Country Burns With Phelps Fever
As I said, I love the Olympics, and this volleyball fan has also become quite enamored with the sport of swimming. I have watched breathlessly […]
Family Celebrates Father’s Birthday
Last Thursday meant my father was a year older. He is now 52, and he can probably still defeat me in a physical contest. Don’t […]
Neighboring Town Spins Colbert’s Canton (Kan.) Slam
So it looks like one town’s tantrum is turning into another town’s T-shirt. After Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert called Canton, Kan., a sh**hole on “The […]
Younger Brother Starts School
My brother, Troy, graduated from Canton-Galva High School this past May. Today, he begins school again. He will be studying at a vocational school in […]
Olympics Create Need For Larger Antenna
I love the Olympics. On the winter side, my favorite event is curling. On the summer side, I tune in for volleyball, both indoor and […]