Why can't Americans save, and what they can do about it

Americans are among the best at many things — but saving money isn’t one of them.

7 things every employee wants in a boss

Some of us are dreading the next “Boss Appreciation Day.” If you haven’t been feeling the love from your team lately, here is your wakeup call. It’s never too late to become an exceptional leader, but not for the sake of receiving one more “World’s-Best-Boss” mug. Do it because of the impact your leadership can have on the happiness of your employees. Here are seven time-tested principles that will get you back on track.

Why can't Americans save, and what they can do about it

Americans are among the best at many things — but saving money isn’t one of them.

Social media can be bad for relationships, poll shows

For many Americans, social media has plenty of benefits, but the freewheeling nature of the Net provides plenty of potential for social blunders.

Parents want strict vaccination laws for their kids

In the aftermath of the headline grabbing measles outbreak that rocked portions of the western U.S. earlier this year, there has been a renewed interest in the effectiveness of vaccines.

This class just made their teacher cry, but for a good reason

Students at Staten Island’s Public School 22 decided it was time to honor one of their “unsung” heroes.

For women who want a home birth, wealth matters

Every parent faces myriad choices during their time caring for a child. What’s the best preschool? How late should I let them stay out with friends? What’s the most appropriate age to let them start dating?

10 most dangerous jobs in America

When it comes to choosing a career, there are plenty of things to consider. Location, pay and work-life balance are often thought to be the prime priorities in the modern job market.

Why can't Americans save, and what they can do about it

Americans are among the best at many things — but saving money isn’t one of them.

Stueder’s tradition continues honoring 25 year employees

A more family-friendly minimum wage

Kansas City, Missouri, has now joined the ranks of cities and states determined to raise the local minimum wage.

Your grandmother's loneliness could be dangerous

As if the Internet needed a worse reputation when it comes to online romance, a new report by The New York Times has found that for the elderly, dating sites are increasingly dangerous.

St. Rose changes name of Urgent Care; offers wait-time, mobile-device app

Delete While the many health-care services remain the same, the name of one of the St. Rose Health Center clinics has changed.

What we get wrong about student loan debt

The rising economic toll of attending college has pushed many Americans to rebel against what has quickly become a status quo of massive student debt.

Hays Medical Center Lifeline service now equipped with GPS

In the past, HaysMed Lifeline subscribers had to be at home or close to it to benefit from the service.

Cherry Village Action Plan approved; residents benefit

Cherry Village Benevolence got its feet wet in the early stages of a specialized training program and now is going full tilt to ensure continued ...

Shonka joins American State Bancshares Board Of Directors

WICHITA – American State Bancshares, the holding company for two Kansas banks with branches in more than a dozen Kansas communities, has announced the appointment of ...

Midwest Energy selects Parke as next general manager

Midwest Energy's Board of Directors has chosen Patrick Parke, currently vice president customer service, as its next president and general manager.

Flame Engineering Inc. honored for 16 years with no lost time accidents

TOPEKA - The Kansas Department of Labor Industrial Safety and Health division and Secretary Lana Gordon recognized Flame Engineering Inc. of LaCrosse for reaching 16 years ...

Sunflower Diversified requests community’s help with Poker Run

Tammie Caley and her colleagues continue to make plans for the upcoming Sunflower Diversified Services Ride for Independence Poker Run that is set for Saturday ...

Dee Bleeker announces retirement from Keating & Associates

Last month, Dee Bleeker announced her plan to retire after more than 14 years with Raymond James Financial Services Inc. and over 43 years in ...

Recent remodel

Speakers announced for upcoming leadership conference in Great Bend

With only two weeks left until the first ever Vet Leader One-Day, the impressive line-up of entrepreneurial speakers has been announced. The conference is scheduled ...