The early days of a new presidential administration attract a lot of attention from the media and ordinary Americans. The months of speculation since the election about what lies ahead are over; now it’s reality. But equally riveting is what’s going on in Congress, which must react to presidential initiatives, vet nominees, and put its own stamp on public policy. This year, more than any I can remember, will test Congress.
Today we will consider words. Words are the building blocks of language. People use words for all kinds of reasons. People use words to convey ideas and emotions, to connect to other human beings, and to navigate, shape and understand the world. It’s like I always meant to say: Words is good, man.
Archer Avery made his mark in the Spanish American War and printing the Hutchinson Leader
Aug. 18, 1934, was the day killers came to Glencoe
There’s something in the air this time of year. The energy, the cheer, the spirit. On our person, we sport the right colors to tell others we’re in the mood. We decorate. We feast. We come together to celebrate, to share this moment with one another. The spirit of the season fills us with love and hope.
Christmas was the best time of year at the Weise & Kuhlmann hardware store
The economy was one of their top issues as voters went to the polls this year. So what does Donald Trump’s return to the White House — as well as Republican gains in Congress — mean for the U.S. economy?
Hutchinson Public Schools celebrates American Education Week this week, Nov. 18-22.
As we head toward Thanksgiving, we also celebrate Nov. 18-22 as American Education Week.
As November begins, so does the busiest shopping season of the year. We’re familiar with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but let’s not overlook Small Business Saturday — a day dedicated to supporting the businesses that keep our communities vibrant and unique.