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I have to admit - I rarely, if ever, watch the Super Bowl. The sports I enjoy are the ones featuring players I know personally, not players who are over paid and many of whom skirt on the edge of the … more
Many have heard mention of “The Algorithm.” It’s that invisible curator deciding what we see, what we read, and sometimes—without our realizing it—what we believe. It … more
The saying "when it rains it pours", has rang true on more than one occasion over the years. And recent days have shown it can result in more of a hurricane effect than just a simple pouring rain. … more
Years ago a friend took me to see a small band in a second story venue in Birmingham. The ceilings were low, the room was packed, and when the drummer counted off, the whole floor began to move. I … more
Sometimes the best lessons in life arrive when we finally give ourselves permission to step outside our usual bubble. I was reminded of this recently while riding the train—a slower, less … more
When we moved here, a chimney sweep told us our fireplace was unsafe. We saved, installed an insert, and when the first cold front arrived I showed my son how to build a fire. We tried teepee stacks, … more
Musicians keep a metronome for a reason. That steady tick sets the tempo so the whole ensemble can stay together. It can feel nagging in your ear, but it keeps everyone honest. Life works the same … more
Stories are powerful. They can change a family rhythm or even a city schedule. Recently I shared with Oasis Church from Matthew 20, where Jesus tells a story about a vineyard owner who hires workers … more
September 11, 2001, is a day that brought our country to one of its darkest hours. As the towers fell, the American people rose above in a way few could have predicted. We were not Black or White, … more
It's hard to believe it has been 24 years since the world came to a crashing stop for a few minutes. It was September 11, 2001, a time when we all came together as one. It is a shame that it takes … more
Prerequisites never felt exciting when I was in school. You wanted the class you loved, but you had to take two others first. I used to roll my eyes at algebra until I landed in an audio job where … more
The first Sunday after Labor Day was officially designated as Grandparents' Day for the first time in 1978. I have to admit - in 1978 becoming a grandparent was not even on my radar. However, I … more
Recently I shared with Oasis Church from 2 Samuel 23 and 1 Kings 2, two scenes that bookend King David’s legacy. In one, he offers a public testimony of the kind of leadership that dawns like … more
I used to think only "old" people said time went by too quickly. That it was here for a second and then suddenly - gone. Today, I realize, I was wrong. Time really does zoom past us like we … more
The saying "God won't give you more than you can handle" has had me wondering more than once. Many times I think God has me confused with my Great Great Aunt Gertie and I don't think I have an … more
Back in the day, joining a club was the place to be. Membership came with a bit of prestige and nostalgia. And they have been around for quite awhile. Many civic clubs have existed for more than … more
Recent flooding in Texas has been all over the news, social media sites and more. And no wonder. The loss of life had surpassed 100 as of Tuesday of this week - the fifth day of the aftermath. … more
Tomorrow is July 4, 2025.... It has been 249 years   since the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, marking the American colonies' declaration of freedom from British rule. Signed July … more
I recently covered a Chamber Coffee at the Ulysses “Scout House,” where The Ulysses Boy Scouts have met for 77 years and the Cub Scouts for 65 years. The building has been discussed at … more
As KDHE has yet again tagged Frazier Lake with a blue green algae “WARNING” status, I am wondering about the safety at the lake and the sensibility of adding more water attractions there. … more
The world of economic development is complex and because of that most people have their own ideas about economic development.   When I began serving on the board, I thought it was our job to … more
Have you ever done something and immediately or even days, months or years later wished you could get a do over? Mistakes - we all make them. We all suffer the consequences of them. But, do we … more
Hunny B's, Cindy (Lowry) Bissell and Chelsea Bissell, would like to apologize for our cancellation of the performance for the Town of Ulysses and the Ulysses Alumni Association.   Due to our … more
Dear Editor, With typical legislative hoopla and fanfare, the Kansas state legislature passed in 2021, The Kansas Truth in Taxation Act, containing K.S.A 79-2988 - the so-called Revenue Neutral … more
A new season has sprung upon us and with it brings new hopes, new visions and new possibilities.   Whether it is our seniors preparing for graduation and starting the next chapter of their … more
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