Community Blood Drive Urges Summer Donors in Garden City
Editorial notes summer blood shortages as vacations reduce donations. June to August see two fewer donors per Red Cross drive than hospitals need. July 20 drive at Community Congregational Church invites donors, with AB, C negative, B negative and A negative in demand. One pint can save up to three lives. callers can make appointments at redcrossblood.org.
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Kansas Senate and House Tied to ALEC, Editorial Says
Online reader comments respond to a Kansas editorial accusing lawmakers of taking cues from the American Legislative Exchange Council and other corporate interests. The piece notes concerns about representation and governance by ALEC influenced legislators. The report cites Richardson Zoo general curator Jordan Piha discussing five lion cubs at the local zoo.
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Trump’s brand shockwaves reach far as critics drop him
Rich Lowry argues Trump’s immigration remarks, while crude, spotlight real economic tensions. He notes sponsors abandoning Trump, citing broader media backlash and a market shift against crass political theater. The column weighs immigration data against rhetoric, urging sharper, more precise policy discussion.
Free range parenting trial stirs debate in Maryland
Pittsburgh columnist Tom Purcell reports on Danielle and Alexander Meitiv who allowed their children to walk home alone in Silver Spring. CPS investigated and neglect charges were dropped in both cases, highlighting tensions between free range parenting and safety concerns amid national coverage and expert opinions.
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Smart farm business shifts toward consumer trust and on-farm experiences
Agricultural producers adapt to a changing market by expanding into pick-your-own crops, home delivery, farmers markets, and on-farm activities. Younger farmers seek alternatives to traditional large-acre farming, embracing direct consumer links, storytelling, and premium, niche offerings to stay on the land.
John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Commentator and Writer
John Schlageck emerges as a leading agriculture and rural Kansas commentator. Born on a diversified northwest Kansas farm, he channels decades of experience and passion into his writing.
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