What’s in your chimney?
Every fall, when we start seeing the starlings and blackbirds gathering in big groups that swirl and dance across the sky, I think about this adventure Joyce and I had one hot, steamy summer evening years ago.
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The old Dodge House Hotel
In November 1872, its cook shot and killed its drunken owner, J.M. Essington.
Get ready for the cold with BBB’s winterizing advice
Lurking just behind the colorful fall foliage is a formidable foe: Kansas winter. It’s the time of year to get serious about winterizing your home. In some cases that can mean hiring contractors and other professional services to help bundle your home warmly and securely. Your Better Business Bureau (BBB), focused on advancing marketplace trust, has tips for selecting reputable service providers and for heading off winter’s onslaught.
Native American tribes may hold the key to solving environmental woes
The Kinsley Library hosted a “Step By Step Kansas” program on “Indigenous Wisdom and Our Changing Climate” Sunday, Oct. 16 at the Edwards County Fair Building in Kinsley.
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Kevin L. Tibbetts, 42, possession of stolen property; driving while a habitual violator.
