There was a movie last year called “Hot Tub Time Machine.” I saw it at the theater and loved it. It had a clever plot — men in a midlife crisis climb in a hot tub and travel back to their senior year of high school. Critics and most everyone …
Overland Park resident Earl Long spoke last week for a lot of taxpayers who are weary of the rampant public subsidies given to relocate businesses from one part of the Kansas City area to another.
I love Indian food. I crave Indian food. The rich, complex combinations of those exotic flavors and spices.
Guaranteed, if re-elected you will see the “New Flexible Barack Obama.” Taxing the rich is only a beginning.
The sweetheart deal that Overland Park officials arranged three years ago for the Blue Valley Soccer Club could and should be changed.
The man’s undies were up in a tree, just blowing in the wind. To make matters worse, they were tighty-whities. I use levity here, because this time, all turned out relatively okay.
The Star’s recent 913 editorial praising the Johnson County park district’s swap of 40-acre Stanley Nature Park for 60 acres that the …
Thomas Jefferson’s famous line “Every citizen should be a soldier” came to mind when I learned that the topics for the essay contest for Hogan Preparatory Middle School students in the Blue Hills Neighborhood are “What does it …
High school kids pull stunts on their parents. No revelation there, obviously. But warm weather and approaching high school graduations further contract …
913 columnist Steve Rose wrote last week that Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach’s new law requiring photo ID at the polls isn’t primarily about barring illegal immigrants: “What he and supportive Republican legislators, as well as the …
The aggravating delay in redrawing legislative districts affects populous Johnson County more acutely than other parts of Kansas.
I think that Steve Rose is wrong to dismiss the idea of a National Museum of Suburbia (4-18, 913, “Surburbia museum is rooted in fantasyland”).
A group of 46 former Republican legislators calling themselves Traditional Republicans for Common Sense stampeded in Topeka last week advocating for the tired politics of the MySpace era.
It was another classic April day in 2010.
I’ve gotta get a fish.
At last, for Germ Cop, vindication is in the bag.
Pools in Johnson County should be safer for thousands of swimmers this year — if officials follow new guidelines designed to handle potential health hazards.
The Johnson County Detention Center in New Century Kansas houses more than 800 inmates. Many of them have substance abuse problems and/or are mentally ill.
The reason I like my doctor is that he’s an optimist. This is noteworthy since most doctors aren’t taught good bedside manners …
Apparently I’m different from most 53-year-old men. I have absolutely no worries about my testosterone level. Or that it’s dropping like a stone.