Heading Toward Growth as Franklin County Booms
A letter praising Franklin County’s growth highlights new schools, Westwood homes with basements, Sienna South Apartments, revitalized Main Street storefronts, and ongoing hospital improvements. The writer admires community voices, police pride, and diversity of new facilities, urging continued development and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer
Franklin County
Pomona
Sienna South
Fifth
Main Streets
Main Street
Civility and empathy in childrearing and relationships
Excerpted Q and A with Dr. James Dobson discussing teaching children civility and empathy in classrooms and homes, the denial of affair truths, and gender differences in low mood. It covers how denial protects the mind yet can enable greater harm, and contrasts mood patterns between men and women with guidance to seek answers through Focus on the Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Dobson
Donna
Dobson
James Dobson
Tyndale House Publishers
Focus On
State board rejects plan to teach religion studies
Kansas state school board on Wednesday rejected a proposal to develop a religion studies curriculum for Kansas schools. Bill Wagnon called the discussion ignorant and urged clearer guidelines, while several members argued existing social studies standards and local teaching sufficed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aot Topeka
State
Kansas
Bill Wagnon
Washburn University
Wagnon
D-Topeka
State Board of Education
Kenneth Willard
Hutchinson
Connie Morris
R-St. Francis
Bruce Wyatt
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Larry Mayes
Trent Lancaster
New Cottonwood Animal Clinic
Lawrence
Lenexa
Kansas City
Linda Brown
P.O
Colorado Springs
James
Cornerstone Bookstore
Main
Ottawa
By Chris Grenz
Keith King
E. Logan
Greg Seymour
Main St
FDIC
Goa
State Farm
State Farm Bank
Bloomington
Illinois
Statefarm.com
Tan E Fom
Creli
Ogg
Yeni
The
Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Cancer Information Service
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
And
American Cancer Society
Elizabeth Coblentz
S. Cedar St
Ottawaherald
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