Angry about your property taxes? Now is the time to make a difference! VOTE NO on the USD 368 Bond Increase!
John Maddock Last March, Miami County residents were enraged when they received their property appraisals, with a report from the Appraisers Office justifying valuations showing an average increase of almost 20% across the county. Meetings were held, and speakers and writers showed how to protest individual valuations. All of this was helpful, but the theme… Read more
Are Shawnee Mission Curriculum Tactics Infiltrating Small Town Values and USD 230 Spring Hill Classrooms?
The Spring Hill Superintendent Immediately Pulled the Inappropriate Freshman Health Textbook Last Month Due to Parental Concerns Yet Did Not Notify the School Board or Parents for almost 1 month After Being Continually Pushed for Transparency by the Parent and a School Board Member by Jennifer Williams This has been an ongoing story, under our… Read more
Public Comment Encouraged on the Johnson County DEI and Sustainability Coalition Appointments October 19, 2023
This Thursday, October 19, 2023, during the agenda of the regular commission meeting, Johnson County Commissioners are set to vote on Chairman Mike Kelly’s unilateral appointments for the 15-member DEI Coalition and the 15-member Sustainability Coalition, that were created earlier this year. Public comment is allowed for each agenda item. Speakers can sign up in… Read more
Johnson County BOCC Issues Proclamation Supporting KanCare Medicaid Expansion
Also, there has not been a vote of the commission specifically on Medicaid expansion. How can we have a proclamation when no study session, no COW (committee of the whole) and no vote on this important issue? I ask that this be postponed until it has been publicly presented, vetted and voted on. I do… Read more
Kansas Republican Party Resolves to Support Candidates and Legislative Intent to Protect Kansans from Unreliable and Foreign-Sourced ‘Renewable’ Wind and Solar Energy
by Jennifer Williams Even though the Kansas Legislature is not in session, Kansas Representative Carrie Barth continues working hard, not only for her constituents in the 5th District, but for all Kansans, with her August 31, 2023, Kansas Republican Party ENERGY Resolution that was presented to GOP delegates at their Summer State Committee meeting in… Read more
Legislators Agree that Statute Changes for Election Security are Imperative, Citing Many of Their Own Concerns
by Jennifer Williams Despite the continual cry of “conspiracy theory” and “fear-mongering” from anyone who refuses to admit there may be some problems with election security, most Kansas legislators listened with an open mind during last week’s two-day Special Committee on Elections. The event began on Thursday with a presentation of election laws and processes… Read more