As a child growing up in the projects — Kansas City’s T.B. Watkins Homes — life was tough for Jordan Harrison. He struggled with a learning disability that hindered his academic progress. He faced continuous attacks from bullies who made fun of him for being biracial or for the way he spoke. Through all his […]
The Fort Allen Volunteer Fire Company is the third volunteer company to start the process of being taken over by Hempfield Township. They joined North Hempfield and Midway-St. Clair in taking steps to be managed by Hempfield Township. It’s something the township is offering to the independent volunteer departments across the township. “We’re working as […]
Sanctions against Russia work as they limit access to funding, technology, and oil revenues, an economist told The Conversation. Without Western sanctions, Ukraine would be having a harder time in the war with Russia. While Russia has managed to circumvent some sanctions, they come at a price. Russia has managed to circumvent many of the […]
‘It’s an absolute war zone’: Kevin O’Leary blasts California as the worst managed, least competitive state in America — even calls San Fran ‘a rat hole.’ Why he’s hating on the Golden State Blessed with stunning coastlines and splendid weather, California is renowned for its scenic beauty, dynamic urban centers and diverse cultural fabric. But […]
‘You’re completely chaotic’: This young Kansas couple makes $112,000 and has low debt — but still managed to hit bottom. Dave Ramsey says there’s only one explanation Financial problems often stem from low income or high debt. However, some people simply suffer from bad planning. Kansas-based Cole says he and his wife make a combined […]
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Ukraine managed to maintain international attention to its battle for independence over the course of January. Source: Zelenskyy’s evening address Quote: “As we end this day and this week, it is time to sum up the first results of this January – for Ukraine and for our relations […]
Jan. 13—INDIANA — Indiana’s transition to the Pathways for Aging program will involve many adjustments for the state’s Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs), but organizations still have questions about the potential effects of the rollout. When the Family and Social Services Administration’s new program begins in July, the state will switch from a fee-for-service model […]