Capitol Dome repairs stalled by partisan budget fight
The News & Observer argues the Capitol Dome's 1300 cracks, 50 years since major renovations, show neglect as Democrats fund $61 million for repairs while Republicans in the House block action in line with austerity pledges. The piece also notes national attention on the Ohio Amish hair-cutting trial and debates on religious freedom, state intervention, and hate crime coverage.
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Garden City students learn cursive amid tech caution
Editorial readers respond to a Garden City USD 457 piece on cursive handwriting praising human skills over tech. Kim Lengleiter of the Stauth Museum notes a quilt judging method by two close-up photos, highlighting traditional craft in a Montezuma exhibit.
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Letters Policy Says Telegram Publishes Signed Letters
The Telegram invites letters to the editor that are signed and include the writer’s address and phone number. Letters are edited for libel and length and limited to 500 words. general thank you notes are common, but letters poems consumer complaints and testimonials will not be printed.
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Reagan critique contrasts Obama record with Reaganomics impact
Michael Reagan argues Obama failed to fix the economy and a second term would prolong unemployment and debt. He compares Obama to Reagan, urging voters to choose a businessman with a record of success over the president, criticizing Obama’s incomplete self grade and ongoing economic plan. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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Truth on Pentagon spending and defense reform debate
Public policy fellow Suzie Dershowitz argues that cutting defense budgets and reforming contractor influence can boost national security. She cites lobbying spending, contractor profits, and job trends to claim waste, mismanagement, and the need for leaner, smarter military spending and a shift from Cold War era priorities.
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Kutless Draws Crowd and Sparks Reflection in Garden City
Nancy Teetzen recounts meeting Kutless after a Aug 27 Telegram feature, praising Jon Micah’s vocals and outreach. She notes the band’s sacrifice mindset, their touring life, and strong fan base including nearly a million followers. Teetzen praises Believer and shares personal connection.
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Windsor hosts FallFest rummage sale and before tours
Finney County Preservation Alliance stages a Windsor Hotel rummage sale and pre tour on Saturday September 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Drop-offs allowed 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday September 8 and 5 to 8 p.m. Friday September 14 or by arrangement. Tours run during the sale with artifacts from the Windsor basement and sales of branded 125th anniversary benches from salvaged Windsor joists. Ground floor ceilings and a new roof project are planned under upcoming Transportation Enhancement grant work.
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