Eagles Soar High In Kansas State Fair Journalism Competition
Student journalist representing the Canton-Galva High School Eagles landed in Hutchinson Tuesday morning with a clear mission in front of them. They were there to […]
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‘The Voice’ No Longer Appearing In The Ledger
When I told The Ledger’s publisher I was leaving, I left an offer on the table. I told him I would be open to continuing […]
Remembering 9/11: Is the patriotism still strong?
Do you remember where you were eight years ago when the worst terrorist attack against the United States of America took place on our soil? […]
Vogts Leaving The Ledger, Work Toward Becoming J-Teacher
I have some big news. I am leaving The Ledger and chasing a dream of becoming a journalism teacher, which next to owning my own […]
Clinton Saves American Journos
Today former-President Bill Clinton did something amazingly noble. He rescued two American journalists from the terrorist regime of Kim Jong-il in North Korea. The two […]
Walter Cronkite Dies At 92
Famous television anchorman Walter Cronkite died at 7:42 p.m. July 17 in his Manhattan, N.Y. home after a fight with cerebral vascular disease. His funeral […]
July Is The Month Of Fun, Summer Activities
July is here and I couldn’t be happier about it. The weather is hot, wheat is filling the area grain elevators and several exciting things […]
Greensburg Rebirth Project Impacts All Involved
GREENSBURG – On May 4, 2007, an EF-5 nearly wiped the small, western Kansas town of Greensburg off the map. Kansas newspaper photographer Cort Anderson […]
KPA Conference Proves Vitality Of Community Journalism
Every now and then I get stopped on the street and asked if the newspaper business is going OK considering the slump in the economy, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]