Trusting the process
Kansas Farm Bureau is fully engaged in the process of developing policy for members’ consideration at our annual meeting in December.
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The Great Cycle of Stuff
If you’re ever tasked with cleaning out your parents’ home, I can almost guarantee that as you’re working, you’ll be repeating the following mantra: “I will never do this to my children. I will never do this to my children.” And while you’re chanting, you’ll be filling boxes with everything you want to keep.
Hostess with the Mostest, Kansas-style
By: Gaille Pike grp@coyotewebsynergy.com A friend of mine from Back East is coming to Kansas this week to spend a few days in the Land… Login to continue reading Login…
Why I Could Never Be a Lion Tamer
There are a lot of jobs I’d be too afraid to do: lion tamer, smokejumper, elementary school teacher. Last week I was reminded to add veterinarian and veterinary technician to the list. I’ll spare you the unpleasant details and just say my cat had an ailment involving his backside and parts leading up to it.
Do-Gooders awarded to 911 dispatchers
This past week was recognized as “National Public Safety Telecommunications Week” and appropriately the team at the Franklin County Emergency Communications Center (aka 911) are our unsung heroes and recipients of “Donuts for Do-Gooders”.
Liggett gets nominated for Do-Gooders award
This week’s “Donuts for Do-Gooder” is Lesa Liggett, owner of Delilah’s, a hair salon located at 114 W. Third St., Ottawa.
Protecting livestock from predators
Coyotes are the most important predator affecting livestock in the Midwest and the Great Plains.
Dinkel awarded Donuts for Do-Gooders
In the short time of 2 ½ years that Chelsey Dinkel has been working in Ottawa, her smiling face has made an impact in our community!