Front Page Friday: Sunday Round-up
This week, I decided to wait until Sunday to see what all the newspapers in the country were up to since Sunday is typically the […]
News
Front Page Friday: The New York Post
It has been almost two years since I last took part in my Front Page Friday postings. That’s embarrassing. However, it is time to revive it. […]
Local teacher to host book signing in Ransom
RANSOM — It’s not everyday a person can truly say they achieved a dream, but that is exactly what Todd Vogts, of Arnold, has done. […]
A Bad Breed
NOTE: This is a fictional feature story that puts a new spin on “The Three Little Pigs” story. How a respectable young wolf became the […]
‘Murder at St. Alfanus’ featured in CGHS news magazine
On Oct. 1, I took part in the celebration of the Canton Township Carnegie Library. I sold and signed books. Also in attendance was fellow […]
College newspaper goes online only
The Center for Innovation in College Media — a non-profit think-tank created to help college student media adapt and flourish in the new media environment […]
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 . . . […]
Summer comes to a close
A dark time in my life has finally passed. The dark cloud of its existence is rapidly breaking apart only to reveal refreshing sunshine. Summer […]