Vogts takes 3rd in KPA’s 2024 column writing contest
For the second year in a row, Todd Vogts brought home hardware in the “2024 Awards of Excellence” competition hosted by the Kansas Press Association. […]
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Governor signs Shield Law
Near the end of March, the Kansas Legislature passed a Shield Law for reporters and journalists. This was a great step and something that is […]
KS Legislature passes Shield Law
It has finally happened. The Kansas Legislature Tuesday passed a Shield Law, which will “give journalists limited protection against being forced to identify unnamed sources […]
Fired reporter wins awards
Claire O’Brien, a former reporter for the Dodge City Daily Globe, was fired recently after she made comments about The Globe’s parent company, GateHouse Media, […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]