Adam Moss: NY Mag publishes new content every six minutes
This blew my mind! To publish something new every six minutes is an incredible feat. And even more insanely awesome is that “the editing process […]
Journalism
Library book signing goes well
Saturday I had a book signing at the Canton Township Carnegie Library in Canton, Kan., is one of the last Carnegie Foundation grant libraries to […]
Vogts to help Canton Library celebrate 90th anniversary
The Canton Township Carnegie Library in Canton, Kan., is one of the last Carnegie Foundation grant libraries to be built. It first opened its doors […]
Book signing goes well
On Saturday was one of my happiest days ever! I had my first-ever book signing for “Murder at St. Alfanus” at The Bookshelf in McPherson, […]
First book signing scheduled
So I’ve published a novel, and it is on sale. The next obvious step is to have a book signing, and I’ve got one scheduled. […]
Vogts’ ‘Murder at St. Alfanus’ novel goes on sale
Remember on June 6 when I posted I had published my first novel, “Murder at St. Alfanus”? Well, I’ve got more news . . . […]
Kansas hosts many important, famous facts #ksbstate
At the American Legion Boys State of Kansas, J. Schafer, of Kansas Public Radio, talked to the delegates about all the great things that come […]
Vogts publishes first novel
Did you read that headline? Are you wondering if it’s a fake? Well, it’s not. I am very proud to announce I have published my […]
PHOTOS: Spring Break 2011
First, sorry this has taken so long to post, but my mom fell ill and that is far more important than showing off pictures from […]
Paywall won’t work in Hutchinson
Today The Hutchinson News announced it is throwing up a paywall on it’s website (www.hutchnews.com). Here is the story that appeared on the site today: […]
March Madness: If You Root Against Kansas, You Root Against America
This column is written by Hampton Stevens, who writes for ESPN.com’s Page 2 and ESPN the Magazine, as well as The Atlantic and TheAtlantic.com. This column […]
Supreme Court upholds First Amendment in Phelps case
On March 2, the United States Supreme Court ruled on the case of Snyder v. Phelps, 09-751, which was a case concerning the First Amendment […]