MURPHY’S LAW: For many families, the connections run deep
Families, they’re all different.
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ASKING ERIC: After receiving financial support for years, daughter cuts parents off
Dear Eric: My husband and his siblings inherited a home. My daughter offered to move her family into one of the apartments and take care of the property. We decided on a figure that would cover the bills in the form of rent.
FROM ZOO TO YOU: A new gibbon species swings in to Garden City
BY JOE KNOBBE Lee Richardson Zoo recently welcomed a new species and individual. A female Northern white-handed gibbon, Tangra, arrived from another accredited facility,… Login to continue reading Login…
HOLY COW! HISTORY: Bread’s big break: A machine that slices a loaf when it’s made
With so much breaking news this summer, not to mention family travel and fun time, chances are you missed it.
ASKING ERIC: Mom wants relationship with adult sons without being overbearing
Dear Eric: I have two sons in their early 30s. Recently, my older son became engaged to a wonderful woman the same age, who I love as a daughter.
IN THE GARDEN: Why are my plants not producing fruit?
If you’re experiencing issues with your vegetable garden, you’re not alone. Many gardeners find themselves puzzled when plants like squash, cucumbers, and melons produce an abundance of flowers but fail to yield fruit. Understanding the underlying reasons for this can help you optimize your garden’s productivity.
FUTURE, PRESENT and PAST: Join in to help keep local, area history alive
We’re working through a busy summer here at the Finney County Historical Museum, during an equally busy year, as we strive to keep local and area history alive for the people and communities of Finney County and southwest Kansas.
ASKING ERIC: Husband’s eating habits disgust wife
Dear Eric: My husband has eating and sanitary habits that make me cringe. When he prepares his lunch, he licks off the mayonnaise or peanut butter that he has gotten on his fingers and then sticks them in the communal chip bag without washing his hands first.
MURPHY’S LAW: Attaching a romanticism to our childhood days
I’m turning into one of those “back in my day” people.
HEART OF A TIGER: Meet a barrel racing champion in the making
HAYS - Fort Hays State University (FHSU) has a new reason to celebrate as Hailey Witte makes her mark in the world of rodeo. Hailing from Crookston, Neb., Hailey is not just an aspiring athlete but a true hometown hero who recently qualified to compete at the National Rodeo. Her achievements reflect the spirit and excellence that FHSU instills in its students.