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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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” […]
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 […]
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 […]
Aside from the potential First Amendment violations I am facing at the Wichita (Kan.) State University Sunflower News, another Kansas school’s student-run publication has actually […]
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