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I remember:  Thanksgiving Pilgrims of today

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By Doris Schroeder I just love this time of year...the hot days are over, the leaves have exploded into their beautiful vibrant colors and drifted...

Chronicles of The Farm Woman: Thanksgiving

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Americans are prone to worship big things.  We boast of our tallest building, largest mansion, victorious football team, et cetera.  It may be that...
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On The Safe Side (Best Of)

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I am ashamed to say that I lasted less than one year in the registered cattle business. It wasn't the people or the paper...

Soup, stew or creation?

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A couple years ago after catching my last bobcat of the trapping season, I laid it on the pickup tailgate and marveled at the...

The Covered Dish: Squash Casserole

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Happy Thanksgiving! This is my favorite holiday and sometimes I just don’t know where to stop on the holiday dinner. I think if I...
Thayne Cozart

Laugh tracks in the dust

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     We’re experiencing “yo-yo” weather here in the Flint Hills this week. Temps have ranged from 8 above zero to a predicted high in...

Roger’s view from the hills: The state of our being

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       What is it about the collective soul of a nation that allows meanness and bullying to be considered an art form.  There is...
Sandra Pugh

Thanksgiving at Grandmother’s

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Childhood memories of Thanksgiving all revolve around my Grandmother Pearl. Every Thanksgiving, the whole family would congregate at her home for dinner. I could...
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Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural – Jim Correll – Fab Lab

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By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University. Does your school have a lab? Maybe a...

Roger’s view from the hills: Opening pandora’s box

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"JUDGES ARE THE WEAKEST LINK IN OUR SYSTEM OF JUSTICE, AND THEY ARE THE MOST PROTECTED".                                                  Alan Dershowitz      In the census, the numbers of homosexual citizens...