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In our studies of the patriarchs - leaders in ancient Israel - we began looking to them as examples of faith. What we ultimately found was that their lives and stories were more about God and His faithfulness than they were about Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, David or others. Tying that thought with another idea from Revelation - serving God above all others - led to a look at Daniel.
Should Kansas pass Medicaid expansion? That is the question.
Proponents argue that expansion will bring more Kansans under healthcare coverage and boost the state’s economy. However, a closer examination reveals a troubling picture. Medicaid expansion would saddle Kansas with unsustainable costs, strain the healthcare system, and hinder future economic growth—all without significantly improving healthcare quality.
In an election cycle that has voters wondering who is the incumbent, it comes as no surprise that a top-billed debate will do little to change anyone’s minds about who they will be voting for in November.
Call it Monday morning quarterbacking, second-guessing or any other way you want to describe it, Donald Trump had a chance to end the race, and he didn’t do it.
Last week the Seward County Commission failed to pass a budget for the upcoming year after Chairman Scott Carr moved to approve the budget with an 8 mill increase and no other commissioner seconded the motion.
It’s understandable why. It’s a significant increase in one year even after the commissioners whittled away at what was first presented as a 20-mill proposal.
I wear used clothes.
I remember going to clothing stores years ago and buying new clothes. But about the time I stopped wearing business suits and flying in airplanes for work, I started going to used clothing stores. Then I discovered online consignment stores and, since then, I’ve hardly bought a new item of clothing except socks and shoes and underwear.
I like used clothes.
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