Nathan's column: Like somebody’s watching me
There’s been a whole lot of fuss lately about PRISM, which was introduced to the world last week as a government program to mine personal information from the phone calls and online activity of the American people.
RELATED CONTENTEditorial: Get out and enjoy summer
Summer fun starts in earnest this week. Students are out of school. A gray, rainy spring appears to finally be providing at least some hope of sunshine, and Dew Days is on the schedule. Most Farmington residents won’t need an introduction to Dew Days. It’s been a fixture in the city for decades, bringing bed races and pig kissing, live music and plenty of food to town for residents to enjoy.
RELATED CONTENTChuck's column: What makes up your perfect day?
It seems like yesterday when I was throwing out the idea to Nathan Hansen, editor of this paper, that a column like this might be fun for all parties involved.
RELATED CONTENTNathan's column: Gone stir crazy in a rainy spring
I feel like it’s been a long time since I’ve used this space to talk about biking.
RELATED CONTENTEditorial: All-day K will be worth the work
It will be a challenge to find space for new all-day kindergarten classes, but the benefit for students should make the effort worthwhile
RELATED CONTENTStudent voices: Step out for a good cause
Almost everyone has been affected by cancer, some more than others. Some people enjoy helping the cause, some people choose not to.
RELATED CONTENTChuck's column: Class of 2013 made an impression
I remember my graduation night from high school as if it happened yesterday. God only knows it didn’t, but it was quite the night.
RELATED CONTENTAndrea's column: Questions and more questions
Do you ever wonder why you kept something? There must have been a reason you hung on to it, but what was it?
RELATED CONTENTNathan's column: An inspiring tradition continues
Every year I choose to share my message to the graduates in this space.
RELATED CONTENTCity notes: Be prepared when disaster strikes
Mayor Bill Droste encourages residents to be prepared for disasters
RELATED CONTENTLetter: Baseball booster thankful for scoreboard help
On Monday, May 20 the Rosemount varsity baseball team unveiled its new scoreboard.
RELATED CONTENTGuest opinion: Children's Festival, a great weekend for families
Flint Hills Resources is proud to partner with the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts to bring the Flint Hills International Children’s Festival to our community for the 13th consecutive year.
RELATED CONTENTChuck's column: With school year nearly done, bring on Memorial Day
A few weeks ago, I was bemoaning the fact it was Labor Day. Lo and behold! It’s now Memorial Day weekend.
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