Movie review: ‘The Master’ makes no sense
Dozens of so-called critics have grandiosely labeled Paul Thomas Anderson’s “The Master” as the highest of high art, even though many of them freely admit that the post-war drama is often incomprehen…
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Movie review: ‘Trouble With the Curve’ delivers some hits and a lot of misses
In the wake of his “empty chair” routine at last month’s Republican National Convention, a lot of left-leaning media types speculated that Clint Eastwood had lost not just his fastball, but also his …
Brisa Bustos gaining ground in her recovery
Six-year-old Brisa Bustos has covered a lot of ground in her journey to recovery. Brisa was transferred to Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln, Neb. in early August after being hit by an alleg…
Riding High:
Among the many winners at the state fair, two Dodge City horses brought home top honors from the equine competitions.
Stauth Museum prepares for Christmas show
Fall might have only just begun, but the Stauth Museum in Montezuma is already getting ready for Christmas. Their bi-annual "Christmas in Southwest Kansas" show is taking reservations for exhibit spa…
Silvio Calabi: Camry Hybrid is a ‘real’ car
The Camry Hybrid XLE doesn’t make us feel like we’re giving up automotive civility in the name of economy. The novelty of specialty gas-electric cars has worn off, so now we can focus on them as tran…
Greg Zyla: Those famous ’56 Rambler Cross Country wagons
GateHouse News Service Q: Hi, Greg! You mention in your column in The News Ledger Press that in the 1950s and early 1960s, there many six- to nine-passenger cars and wagons available to the public. W…
Jeff Vrabel: I’m so old, fire wasn’t even invented when I was a kid
So it’s my birthday this week, which is great, because I was just thinking that I was getting pretty tired of my hips and would like to have new ones, and with every passing birthday that glorious hi…
Fort Riley to host cavalry competition
Civilian re-enactors and soldiers will ride into northeast Kansas next week to participate in the 11th annual United States Cavalry Association's national competition.
Fewer butterflies at Monarch Watch’s Kan. event
There were fewer monarch butterflies found during an annual event aimed at tracking their migration through Kansas.