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Controversy always seems to ensue when rail trails are initially developed. Trail opponents recite a series of flimsy arguments in opposition, just as the trail opponents in McPherson County have recently done. They try to intimidate and bully trail supporters into giving up. That approach has worked to some degree in the past, but as more trails are built and more people use them, the fallacy and motives behind those arguments and tactics become clear.
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I wanted to express publicly my admiration for the career and accomplishments of Doug Gayer, retiring tennis coach at...
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Last week was a great week for Obama-haters. They've been writing and calling me to gloat: Obama's mired in scandal, they...
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On Monday afternoon, it was a big deal to me that my third-grader has trouble catching pop-ups in baseball.
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It’s that time. If you’re a teacher in a school with a large concentration of Hispanic students, you’re doing end-of-year...
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Day 80 has come and gone and we still have not finished the critical parts to finish the legislative session. We are...
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In the decade of the 1950s, World War I veterans were reaching their 60s and 70s, which meant there were many military...
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In 20 years of covering news and chasing storms, I have never seen anything like what happened Monday.
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I saw a snapshot of reality. Dawit got the same cheers as any other child.
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