The nation received an early Christmas present when, in mid-December, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration began approving COVID-19 vaccines. But all did not go as planned. Kansas health officials, for instance, recently were forced to defend their last-in-the-nation...
It’s hard to surpass the local library as a resource for just about everyone. Visitors scanning shelves for the works of literary giants of the past rub elbows with users browsing websites via high-speed internet. Books, magazines, newspapers, reference items, DVDs –...
Jessica Dethloff was nervous about attending her first student Senate meeting at NCK Tech in Beloit. But it was hard to say no. Dethloff’s information technology instructor had encouraged her to go to the August meeting. The experience lit a spark, and now as vice...
Topeka Troop 10 Cubmaster Josh Hailey is tapping the power of Scouting traditions to combat the spread of Covid-19. To that end, Hailey and Den Leader Leilani Grey are working with their charges to incorporate public health messages into Scout laws and share these...
During normal times, coffee shops offer customers the unlikely combination of a caffeine jolt and a soothing atmosphere. And now, with the world turned upside down by COVID-19, Wichita coffee shop owners are looking to do pretty much the same thing with a surge of...
Love thy God and love thy neighbor as yourself is woven into the fabric of Christian churches. It’s why, as Christians prepare for one of the most sacred holy days of the year, several Kansans turned to their religious roots when the Kansas Leadership Center helped...
