If you remember tossing peanuts over the moat at Monkey Island, picking up grocery items at Stoner’s or spending an afternoon trying to stay upright as you circled round and round at the old skating rink on east Fulton Street, you’re part of Finney County’s history.
Kansas lawmakers appear on path to grant themselves their first base pay hike in decades. The Kansas House on Thursday approved a bill that would create an independent bipartisan commission to study and set wage rates for lawmakers.
I have won $2.5 million and a new car, so anyone want to buy a newspaper? I got a call from Las Vegas Friday from Publisher’s Clearinghouse, informing me I was a newly minted millionaire and the owner of a new car. I am only going to receive $10,000 a month until I reach $2.5 million, so I will have to get by on that for a while.
Dear Amy: I have always been thin and fit. I eat well and exercise.
Mona, the female Bactrian camel residing at the Lee Richardson Zoo, turned 27 years old on March 15. She began her life at the St.
Dear Amy: Over the years my brother and I have stopped communicating. He is toxic, bossy and creates problems among family members.
As we approach National Agriculture Week (March 19 -25), we are reminded of the strong tradition of agriculture across the state of Kansas. From sunrise to sunset and beyond, our farmers are working tirelessly to feed the world. This year’s theme, “Growing a Climate for Tomorrow”, reminds us of the significant importance of the hard work and determination of our farmers and their daily efforts to protect our environment so that is sustainable for the future.
Dear Amy: I’m a business owner with a small retail store located in an affluent community. We rent our space and our staff includes family members who work for free so that we can keep the doors open.
Ask Amy: Advice for the Real World Dear Amy: My husband and I have a special-needs teenage son. After more than a year on a wait list, we finally have an in-home therapist.
From the boa constrictors and iguanas of Florida to domestic cats everywhere, invasive species can range from large to small; either way, they can wreak havoc on any ecosystem. Once an animal population has become established and is thriving, it can be difficult to prevent that population from causing problems.