Anita Judd-Jenkins, R-Arkansas City, is our choice for Kansas House District 80. Anita is a common-sense legislator with integrity. She has worked hard to serve rural Kansas and the companies that employ the citizens in OUR...
Read MoreDear voters, Writing in support of common sense is easy. Anita Judd-Jenkins has proven that she uses common sense to represent us in Topeka. More than one person has mentioned to me that since I am a “known Democrat,” I should...
Read MoreThe Rhiley for Kansas campaign is in full support of President Donald J. Trump’s attempts to Make America Great Again. Rhiley supports the Income Tax reform legislation that reduced income taxes for all Americans. Rhiley...
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We’ve been watching. We’ve remained quiet. Now it’s time to speak out. The City of Arkansas City...
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There they go again. The Cowley College administration and board never cease to amaze and amuse...
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I would like to request that the Cowley College Board of Trustees revisit bowling as a sport at...
Read MoreAt the end of the December Cowley County Community College board meeting, a motion was made to change the college name to Cowley College. As usual, the subject was not on the agenda, no support was provided for the change and...
Read MoreIn a case that could have local implications, The Wichita Eagle recently filed a lawsuit against the City of Wichita that claims the city violated the Kansas Open Records Act (KORA). The lawsuit contests that the city violated...
Read MoreAs the final leaves drift from the lonely branches of bare trees, we give thanks for another bountiful year and engage in the holiday bustle. I often hear stories of hateful attitudes and unpleasant people who fill local stores...
Read MoreThe Cowley College Board of Trustees raised a lot of questions earlier this week when they appointed Nancy Burger, of Winfield, to fill Sid Regnier’s vacant seat in a unanimous vote on Dec. 11. While Burger has a background in...
Read MoreThe ancient people of Israel escaped their Egyptian slave masters for freedom. As they exited Egypt, Moses their leader, often spent time with God, seeking Him for guidance in governing the people. One time, he was alone with...
Read MoreTo Whom It May Concern: I live a little over a mile north of the proposed chemical testing site (at Chilocco Indian School) and I’d like to share my thoughts. First of all, I actually think that such testing is probably a good...
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