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 […]
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Media Vultures Swoop Into Town
I’m glad I didn’t have an open wound July 15 because if I had, I probably would have had my flesh tour from my bones […]
Greensburg Rebirth Rides Again
Last year communication students from Wichita State University did something few others get to experience during their course of study. They got to experience real-life […]
Vacation Time To Be Spent Working In Greensburg
I will be taking a bit of a vacation next week from being the editor of The Ledger. I will off starting the last week […]
Columbine Massacre Occurred A Decade Ago Today
Today was a notable anniversary in our nation’s history, though it is a sad anniversary. On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris, 18, and Dylan Klebold, […]
Don’t Let Negativity Get In the Way Of The Roads
I have driven almost 1,000 miles in the past week, and it feels good. Sure, I’ve had to fill my car’s gas tank several times, […]
Can Journalists Be Too Transparent?
Earlier this week I posted a picture of my new house here on this blog. I have been asked if I am worried about people […]
Looking at the one-year anniversary of the Va. Tech massacre
The state of Virginia is currently experiencing pains of remembrance. It was one year ago today that Cho Seung-Hui stalked around the Virginia Tech campus […]