Lifestyles

On Friday, October 13, 2017, Plainview hosted its annual invitational knowledge meet. The meet began with a written round, which was followed by four oral rounds.

Forgive. Forgive like the murderer who has ripped apart a family with the pull of the small, but mighty, trigger in his unjust hands.

“The Lord is faithful. He will strengthen and protect you, and keep you from evil”.

There are some eras in Kiowa County history that linger on in people’s memories to such a degree that they have taken on that special hue reserved for the wistful, “Those were the days, weren’t they?”

Colonel John Milton Chivington, Part 1

The Eads FFA chapter had nine FFA members attend the Made for Excellence and Advanced Leadership Development conference in Colorado Springs over the weekend. Jonah Schofield, a sophomore at Eads High School, described his favorite part, “My favorite part of the trip was being able to share your FFA experiences with other chapters.

Cheers to NBC for making us thirsty for Thursdays. Thanks to the combined comedy powers of
Superstore, The Good Place, the revived Will & Grace (with Megan Mullally, Eric McCormack, Debra Messing and Sean Hayes) and the finally appreciated Great News, the former home of hilarity has put together a sharply smart lineup that's must-see instead of musty.

It has been three weeks since the horrible shooting in Las Vegas. At the moment of the shooting, I was at a loss for words.

The high school knowledge bowl season started on a good note for the Eads High School teams when the varsity team members placed at both of the first two meets and the B team members won their division at the first competition.

“You shall love your neighbors as yourself.” Leviticus 19: 18b

The high school knowledge bowl season started on a good note for the Eads High School teams when the varsity team members placed at both of the first two meets and the B team members won their division at the first competition.

By starlight, the scouts found the troops in the dark moonless pre-dawn. They made their report.

I knew one thing about Jack Gardner before I met him. He used to own the Kiowa County Press, which meant, to me, he was a newspaper man.

If you are among the millions of people who watch the news, scroll facebook, and take part in the constant twitter updates, you might know a little something on what has happened this past week. In short terms, there was a comment made by our President using some inappropriate language in regards to NFL players who knelt during the National Anthem.

“Duty, Honor, Country. Those three hallowed words reverently dictate What you ought to be, What you can be, What you will be.