The recent updates to the nutrition facts label show off a new, cleaner design that’s meant to make it easier to quickly identify useful information.
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The other day Facebook reminded me that a year ago we kicked off our fall harvest season. I had posted a picture of the kids climbing into the combine with my husband, and then a picture of the four of us piled in the combine with smiles on our faces. It’s always an exciting day when we fire…
It’s horror movie season, and horror movies have been scaring people since 1896 when the groundbreaking. three-minute nickelodeon film, “House of the Devil,” horrified the public.
There hasn’t been much worth watching on television lately, so I have been spending extra time trying to find the answers to questions people have been asking.
Osawatomie’s John Brown Memorial Park will resound with rifle and cannon fire as the Freedom Festival will bring Civil War/Border War history to life on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, Sept. 22, from noon to 5 p.m.
The fastest way to trend on Twitter, and not in a good way, is to say that the right to bear arms is a God-given right.
It's a good thing that President Donald Trump has spent time with WrestleMania. He obviously used that experience to finally muscle his way into the main event, when he had been body-slammed aside by the real reality of the devastation from Hurricane Dorian. Yes, I know "muscle" is probably …
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Friday, Sept. 20! That’s the date when the final Rambo film (“Rambo: Last Blood”) and the first “Downton Abbey” film hit theaters!
Change is in the air. Children have grown over the summer and are starting the new school year a little more grown up. The promise of sunny, brisk days makes many of us excited to breakout hoodies and sweaters. Fall foliage soon will begin to show the colorful signs of a new season, and in c…
Those who care about our Osawatomie State Hospital and its history may be interested in a “new” listing of buildings on the hospital grounds.
Florella Brown Adair was John Brown’s half sister, and her courage in the face of pro-slavery militia men saved the Adair Cabin from destruction following the Battle of Osawatomie on Aug. 30, 1856.
Tory Prime Minister Boris Johnson has, to his credit, seized the initiative in the battle over whether Britain will truly exit the EU, and on what terms.
I have gotten to the point that every time my cellphone blasts its generic ringtone, I assume it's a robocall. My algorithm favorites are the recorded voices that start out saying, "Can you hear me?" and then pause a few seconds before continuing. I've taken to filling that brief void with a…
As I gaze out the window on this cloudy, chilly-for-August, rainy day I see that my first topic in nature is the new bunch of rain clouds and the drops they have dripped.
Did you celebrate Labor Day last Monday or were you, like most of us, just glad to have a long weekend to say goodbye to summer?
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The Battle of Osawatomie occurred in Osawatomie’s modern-day John Brown Memorial Park on Aug. 30, 1856. It was the largest battle during the “Bleeding Kansas” era of Kansas and American history.
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