Marci Penner, Wendee Rowe, and the Kansas Sampler Foundation have been on my radar for around 25 years — almost as long as I’ve been working at the library.
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Carol Ann Robb / Pittsburg Public Library
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5/4/22
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When you are going down the highway and the flashing lights come on, a red and white striped bar lowers across the road ahead of you and you hear bells ringing and sometimes you hear the blast of a train whistle.
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By Lois Carlson / news@morningsun.net
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5/3/22
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We all have a Negative Nellie in our circle and they can be difficult to be around. They are negative and pessimistic about everything.
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By Dr. Richard L. Baker, AIF, Steadfast Wealth Management
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5/3/22
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A couple weeks ago my nephew Kirk, who was back in town from Washington, D.C., invited Linda and me out to eat fried chicken with him and his mother, Terre.
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By J.T. Knoll / news@morningsun.net
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4/30/22
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One was gracious, the other garrulous. One was severe, the other soft. One was rail-thin; the other carried a spare tire around his waist.
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By David M. Shribman, Syndicated Columnist
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4/30/22
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Call it the dictator's paradox: By demonstrating weakness, you affirm the Big Man's power. By groveling, you gain standing.
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By Gene Lyons, Arkansas Times
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4/29/22
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New Twitter owner Elon Musk is vowing to reform the social media platform. Many, many conservatives hope Musk succeeds.
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By Byron York, Washington Examiner
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4/29/22
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May is Community Action Month and staff at Southeast Kansas Community Action Program (SEKCAP) are getting ready to celebrate.
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Staff Reports / news@morningsun.net
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4/29/22
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This week I’m returning to Ben George’s memoir with his recollections of ‘vacations’ in Girard and his family’s move to the Republic of Frontenac — J.T.K.
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J.T. Knoll / news@morningsun.net
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4/28/22
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After the last two years of pandemic living, many people are realizing that stress, isolation, and uncertainty takes a toll on our well-being.
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By Tara Solomon-Smith, Wildcat Extension District
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4/28/22
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