Billable Hours vs. Public Service, Part III
By Charlotte O’Hara – Shared with permission as printed in the Johnson County Gazette Well, billable hours vs. public service is still in the BOCC news. On December 7th Chairman Kelly stated that we should emulate K.C., Mo. and increase the threshold of contracts reviewed by your elected county commissioners from $100,000 to $150,000. Wow,… Read more
Maria Holiday’s Campaign Announcement for RNC Committeewoman
ANNOUNCEMENT by Holiday: On January 27th state delegates will elect new representation to the RNC. The RNC has lost touch with the grassroots. Until recently, the National Committeeman and National Committeewoman were the wealthy elite who contributed large sums of money and enjoyed lavish dinners and events. Now We The People are standing up and… Read more
Bingesser Announces Campaign for RNC Committeewoman
On June 30, 2023, Wendy Bingesser, the Chair of the Third District Republican Committee, announced that she will campaign to succeed Kim Borchers as Kansas’ Republican National Committeewoman. “Today, I am announcing my campaign to be the next Republican National Committeewoman from Kansas. The Kansas Republican Party needs a leader who recognizes that we are… Read more
Steve Shute Announces Bid for 6th District Johnson County Commissioner
Today, former Gardner Mayor and current Council Vice-President Steve Shute officially announced his bid for the Sixth District seat on the Johnson County Board of County Commissioners. “I am running for County Commission because our current Commissioner has been acting and voting in a manner directly counter to the interests of the folks in the… Read more
SEL is Like a Trojan Horse
by Linda Highland Testimony to KSDE November 14, 2023 SEL is billed as programs that build emotional well-being and teach anti-bullying/anti-suicide programs. However, SEL acts like a trojan horse to smuggle topics into the schools with parents unaware that their children are being exposed to discussions on race, gender, sex, drugs, pornographic books, religious beliefs,… Read more
The ‘Hamas of Hanukkah’ is theme of local Messianic synagogue festivities
Shared with permission – as printed in Metro Voice Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is set to begin soon. Celebrated by Jews, the Messianic community and also many Christians, it traditionally includes skits with a touch of humor and even irony. This year the light-hearted aspects are juxtaposed against the dark backdrop of Hamas and its… Read more
