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Editor’s Note — Eric Ward is a senior fellow with the Southern Poverty Law Center. In this column, he presents a very personal view of how he sees the recent protests that have reached across Kansas and the United States.
Read moreIf ever a spring could inspire confidence in the summer to come, the spring of 1875 was the year. Editor Maj. Henry Inman reflected the opinion of most everyone in the Ellsworth Reporter with a piece entitled “June”.
Read moreGiven this country’s recent drift to less than civil words, we thought it would be appropriate to remind ourselves that words do matter, especially in times such as these.
Read moreThe Grab & Go Summer Lunch Program started Monday, June 1, and will continue Mondays through Fridays with the exception of holidays.
Read moreEllsworth City Council member Tyler Renard is not peachy keen about the color of a city water tower near the city swimming pool.
Read moreWhen abolitionists elected their own government under the Topeka Constitution in 1856, members of the “unauthorized” territorial government were indicted for high treason.
Read moreThe 2020 Kansas legislative session came to a close around 8 a.m. Friday, 24 hours after we began Thursday.
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