Pastor’s Corner

One of the greatest privileges of my recent trip to Zambia, Africa, was the opportunity to teach at the Heart for the Harvest Pastors Conference.

Adverse Childhood Experiences: From Public Health Crisis to Clinical Opportunity

Since the landmark 1998 study conducted by the CDC and Kaiser Permanente, it has been understood that Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), traumatic events occurring before age 18, have a profound and lasting impact on adult health.

Pump Handles and Public Health

Health care is often thought of as something that happens one patient at a time in a clinic or hospital. Public health takes a broader view and is focused on improving the health of entire populations.

A Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, I just wanted to drop a line and remembrance of something that happened 50 years ago.It’s not something any of us really like to think about but the possibility of losing those that serve the community is ever present. In my short 16 years here so far, I’ve had more than one close call.

A Letter to the Editor

End of Watch: May 25, 1976 Chief of Police Carl A. Simons Dedicated to Serve the People The morning of May 25th, Chief Carl Simons received a pick-up order for a parole violation for Richard M. McCowan, Failure to Report/ Unable to Make Contact. Chief Simons was my Dad; I’m the eldest daughter.

Pastor’s Corner

This month we’re taking a multi-part look at our struggle and discomfort in confessing our sins to God. Thankfully, Nehemiah 9 shows us five ways in which patiently confessing our sins to God will lead to spiritual revival and renewal.

Anesthesia: Biting the Bullet is No Longer Necessary

Anesthesiology is the branch of medicine committed to pain relief and patient care before, during, and after surgery and other procedures.

Kansas Silver Haired Legislature advocates for senior voting accessibility, medical cannabis

TOPEKA — When Chuck Schmidt’s 93-year-old mother-in-law wanted to vote early, she and her family had to jump through hoops to make it possible.As a lifelong Kansan who now lives in a nursing home, she had to re-register for an advance ballot but ultimately go in person — in a wheelchair — instead...

A Letter to the Editor

When you started publishing the Native Sun I was really impresed [sic] and enjoyed it. It was a real newspaper free from bias. Since then it has evolved into a far left propaganda paper rather than an unbiased newspaper.

...Yesteryears

70 YearsMay 10, 1956 • Vol. 71, No. 30Bryant Holmes, Publisher • Bess Holmes, Asst Pub/EdMarilyn Woods Places 2nd in Dist. Judging Contest― Marilyn Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Woods, placed second in the district 4-H home economics judging at Garden City, Saturday, May 5.