Dear Eric: By the time I was eight, I knew something was wrong with me. Babies that couldn’t be told not to would stare at my odd face. Sometimes I’d catch adults doing the same. It made me very uncomfortable.
As July heats up, so does excitement across rural communities: It is county fair season, and that means the culmination of months of hard work for local 4-H and FFA youth.
Summer is always a season of energy and opportunity at Garden City Community College, and this year has been no exception. From groundbreaking professional development events to hands-on student experiences, GCCC continues to grow, evolve, and lead the way in creating a bright future for our region. I’m excited to share some of the highlights from this summer and provide a glimpse of what’s ahead for the Broncbuster community.
HAYS - If you’ve ever strolled through the Fort Hays State University campus during the warmer months, you’ve likely noticed the vibrant colors that line our walkways and flower beds — geraniums, lantanas, ornamental peppers, and more, arranged with care and precision.
Dear Eric: I am 40 and physically disabled. I need a powered wheelchair to get around
When I was a kid I had all the time in the world. It moved at a snail’s pace. I watched the clock, and it barely moved, unless I was having fun, then I swear it sped up somehow.
Dear Eric: A relatively new friend has invited me to a third dinner at her home, and I do not want to attend. Her first two meals were simply not well-prepared and not good.
Lee Richardson Zoo is a popular place to be this time of year.
Dear Eric: Nearly eight months ago, my 81-year-old brother lashed out saying hateful and hurtful things about our youngest sister. At the time, I suspected he was drunk and probably frustrated from the repeated episodes of our sister’s illnesses and problems, some of which have been caused by her own serious eating disorder, depression and occasional binge drinking.
