Dear Readers, Following a Bean Tragedy 50-some years ago, I swore I’d do no more garden harm. I honored that pledge until the 2020 Great Pumpkin Patch Massacre, following which I zealously recommitted to gardening non-violence.
Dear Amy: My best friend recently attended her professional association’s top producers’ banquet. “Brian,” a very successful man from another firm, groped her bottom two times at the event.
Dear Amy: Recently my children and I were with my in-laws (their grandparents) at a crowded event where I relied on my father in-law to supervise my son (age 4) while I was with my toddler daughter. My father in-law tries to connect with my son by “being silly,” which for him means nose pinching, tickling, tug-of-war while holding hands, and general rough-housing and clownish behavior.
Dear Amy: My daughter just announced her engagement to her boyfriend, “Clay.” They are both heavy pot users. Clay is also a convicted felon (for selling narcotics), a college dropout, and has psychiatric and physical health problems.
Friday morning hosted the commencement ceremonies for students graduating from the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences followed by the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences. Photos by Hailey Chapman
Dear Amy: I have a 12-year-old daughter who belongs to a youth group at church. When she joined, the leaders asked for her cell number so they could contact her about activities.
On those days when home cooks are searching the cupboards and refrigerator for some culinary inspiration, they need look no further than the egg carton. Often relegated to breakfast time, eggs can be the main ingredient or stars of meals any time of the day. In fact, they’re a common component of quiches, fritatas and souffles.
HAYS, Kan. – Hailey Zulkoski was among a group of students honored at a reception in April at the home of Dr.
Dear Amy: I’m asking you to weigh in. My husband thinks that it’s fair game to read my computer or phone screen over my shoulder, even when I’m clearly writing or viewing something private.
‘Baby Bottle Campaign’ to support pregnancy services Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas will be conducting its “11th Annual Baby Bottle Campaign” from Mother’s Day weekend, May 7-8, through Father’s Day weekend, June 18-19. Individuals are asked to make monetary donations in one of three ways: They may pick up a baby bottle at one of the Catholic churches in the area and return it stuffed with change, cash, or a check.