Month: June 2018
Dear editor, We owe some people a big thank you. First, Bernadine Snodgrass. When she went out her front door Sunday morning she saw smoke coming out of our garage. She called it in quickly.…
At Weeks End Along toward the end of July Allen County Historical Societys summer meeting will pique the interest of anyone who has a bit of adventure in their soul. Presentations will delve into metal…
Kansas City Chiefs: Column When the Chiefs drafted Laurent Duvernay-Tardif as an offensive-line project in 2014, then-general manager John Dorsey understatedly called him a very interesting fella. It wasnt just that Duvernay-Tardif played the violin…
WASHINGTON When President Donald Trump signed the repeal of Obama-era internet service provider privacy rules last year, states rushed in to craft privacy legislation of their own. But most of those 2017 and 2018…
Donald E. Garrison, 87, passed away Tuesday, May 29, 2018, at his home in rural Moran. Donald was born Dec. 8, 1930, in Bayard to Guy Garrison and Lula M. (Gillham) Garrison, and grew up…
HUMBOLDT Its hard to introduce a new and improved version of a product that hasnt officially happened yet, but organizers plan to do just that. Rainy weather washed out Humboldts Day of PRIDE celebration…
HUMBOLDT A chicken lunch is planned from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday as part of a fundraiser for the 61st Biblesta celebration. Fried chicken, potato salad, green beans, dessert and drinks will be…
Edna Donovan, captain of the Iola Sisters Relay For Life team, picks up a penny when she sees it on the ground. Because you never know. That penny might make a difference. It might be…
Memorial Day Sunday Service began by honoring those who gave their lives in all wars and their families who served along with them. Pastor Steve Traws message Its the Gospel was taken from John 3:16-21.…
