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Opinion Columns
'I'll See Him Through' was a hit for Wynette
This week in 1970: The U.S. Senate passed a bill to allow the FBI to enter without warning or ID during drug raids, and a singer from Mississippi had her 11th hit record.
Published Jan. 23 2020 @ 11:45pm
In the end, who's to blame for ruckus?
The annual Sunflower Showdown ended up resembling a Royal Rumble rather than a college basketball game at Phog Allen Fieldhouse on the campus of the University of Kansas Tuesday.
by Earl Gill
Published Jan. 23 2020 @ 4:15am
Hair Apparent
Some people just outlive their hairstyle.
by John Moore
Published Jan. 22 2020 @ 3:45am
ERA: Amendment may finally be ratified — or not
Way back in 1972, the U.S. Congress sent the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution out to the states for ratification.
Published Jan. 21 2020 @ 4:33am
Dream For The Future: Dr. King's leadership is as important today as in years past
This is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a day when we remember the man and his dream.
Published Jan. 20 2020 @ 2:09am
Ford Escape | Cute-ute a work in progress
As Ford transitions from cars to SUVs the all-new, 2020 Escape presents a fascinating fork in the road.
Published Jan. 19 2020 @ 2:34am
Get Moving and Move On: Pelosi to finally send impeachment to Senate
On Friday, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced that the articles of impeachment adopted against President Donald Trump will finally be sent to the U.S. Senate.
Published Jan. 13 2020 @ 2:15am
Mother Nature inspired Cash to write 'Flesh and Blood'
This week in 1971: The U.S. began its second decade of involvement in Vietnam; Berkeley, California, chemists announced the first synthetic production of growth hormones; New York City Police ended a six-day strike; and a singer from Kingsland, Arkansas, had his 73rd hit record.
Published Jan. 10 2020 @ 1:48am
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