The May meeting of the Susannah French Putney Daughters of the American Revolution was held at the Kansas Oil Museum in El Dorado, KS on May 20, 2022. “The Pledge of Allegiance” and “The American Creed” were recited, and together the group sang “The Star Spangled Banner.”
It’s important to note that even though the study is dated 2022, the datasets analyzed are from 2019 — before the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Our report illuminates the continuing crisis both in the prevalence of mental health conditions and in access to mental health services,” Schroeder Stribling, president and CEO of Mental Health America said.
For better or worse, one of the many impacts Tesla has had on the electric car market is positioning them as luxury items. “Aren’t electric cars $80,000?” my mom asked this weekend after hearing I was driving the all-electric Nissan LEAF.
The first time I visited Bill Wittenbrink’s home was the summer before I reached 9th grade. I went to school with one of his grandchildren, and I was invited to a small party to go swim at their pond. That was my first time meeting Bill and his family, and he made an immediate impression on me. I had never seen such a special place for someone to call home. The property is beautifully secluded, with plenty of trees for cover. There is a pond that sits in front of the house, and a path leading to a large dock accompanied by a small table and set of chairs. To the far right is Bill’s bridge, resting above the pond.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed legislation three times as often in the past two years compared to the first half of the Democrat’s term as governor.
TOPEKA — Alejandro Rangel-Lopez says fear is a given in a mixed-status household. Growing up in Dodge City with an undocumented parent, Rangel-Lopez constantly feared his father coming home with news that immigration agents had detained his mother.
CAWKER CITY, Kansas — One day in 1973, The Wall Street Journal published a review of Kansas tourist attractions. It was not kind.
DONAVON DECKER BECAME, IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE, AN AMBASSADOR OF LIMB GIRDLE MUSCULAR DYS- TROPHY TYPE 2D, A RARE DEGENERATIVE DISORDER. BUT DECADES AFTER HE PAR- TICIPATED IN PATIENT TRIALS AND FUNDRAISED FOR RE- SEARCH, DRUG COMPANIES ARE STILL NOWHERE CLOSE TO A CURE.
HAYS, Kansas — The COVID-19 pandemic hit air travel hard. The number of canceled flights skyrocketed, airlines hemorrhaged billions in losses and a lack of passengers turned once-bustling airports into ghost towns.
“We don’t know where to start.” Matt and Judy sat down in my office and began to tell me about their lives. Matt had worked thirty years at two different companies.