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GUEST COLUMN, Jackie Mundt, Kansas Farm Bureau Fall harvest is in full swing on our central Kansas farm. Do you live to work or work to live? This question of mindset and philosophy has been a source of intergenerational tension for a while now. Baby boomers see working hard to provide...
GUEST COLUMN, Ganon Evans, Kansas Policy Institute The higher grocery bills you’re paying certainly come from post-COVID inflation. But, it’s years of government overreach into biofuels that’s increasing the food prices by eschewing the fuel markets and the cost of key...
GUEST COLUMN, Parker McCumber, townhall.com While many conservatives view the unceremonious removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy from his position as Speaker of the House as a move to regain control of the Republican agenda, it's crucial to consider the potential long-term implications for the...
SAINTS PERSPECTIVE, SCCC President Brad Bennett You’ve heard the saying about not counting your chickens before they have hatched? That was the feeling on campus in September as we awaited the official tally of college student enrollment across the state of Kansas. Nationwide, all...
L&T Publisher Earl Watt Maximilien Robespierre led the French Revolution and was also the final person to be executed by the guillotine. He first attacked those loyal to the king, then he attacked those on the opposite side of the king, and he finally attacked those in the middle. His...
GUEST COLUMN, Dick Morris As long as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. focuses his ambitions on a Democratic primary challenge to President Joe Biden, he will do little damage to him. But if Kennedy runs as an independent on a third-party line, Biden’s chances of winning reelection next year are...
MY PERSPECTIVE, Gary Damron Here’s another in a series of summaries for New Testament books, which we plan to continue until Christmas. More information and content of the book will be provided each week on Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/barbaran.gary We pray that the...
THE POSTSCRIPT, Carrie Classon I’ve been thinking about forgiveness. A lot has been said on the subject by people a lot smarter than I, so I don’t have anything valuable to add to the discussion at large, but I’ve been thinking of how it affects me, and what a powerful thing it is. I’ve...
L&T Publisher Earl Watt There are new discussions taking place on highway projects in Kansas, and if we don’t make our case, Southwest Kansas could be waiting another 70 years before getting four-lane access. It was 70 years ago when President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Kansan, proposed...
GUEST COLUMN, Kim Baldwin, Kansas Farm Bureau Fall harvest is in full swing on our central Kansas farm. Our dryland and irrigated field corn has all been picked and all that’s left in those fields are corn stalks and a lot of dry organic material that was kicked out the back end of a...
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