‘The Voice’ No Longer Appearing In The Ledger

When I told The Ledger’s publisher I was leaving, I left an offer on the table.
I told him I would be open to continuing to submit my column since it had been running in the area for nearly four years due to the fact I was a columnist for The McPherson Sentinel while [...]

Telling people I’m leaving isn’t easy

After I turned in my two-week notice that I was resigning as The Ledger’s editor, I began to go around town and tell the people I was closest to the news because I didn’t want them to read it in the paper.
I wanted them to hear it from me first.
This wasn’t easy.
I told one [...]

Potato Bar Fundraiser Deemed A Success

MOUNDRIDGE – On Aug. 13 the Moundridge Chamber of Commerce held a potato bar to raise money for the organization, which was facing a severe budget deficit.
It was held at the Moundridge Senior Center, and during Thursday’s chamber meeting at Block 32 Eatery and Pub, it was declared an overwhelming success.
“We did have a nice [...]

Vogts Leaving The Ledger, Work Toward Becoming J-Teacher

I have some big news. I am leaving The Ledger and chasing a dream of becoming a journalism teacher, which next to owning my own publication are my two main goals in the journalism field.
This won’t happen right away, but to get started, I am moving to Ransom, Kan., to become a paraeducator in [...]

Lion’s Club Donates To Skate Park Initiative

MOUNDRIDGE – Following the recent fundraiser garage sale, the goal of brining a skate park to Moundridge is getting closer and closer.
Local community members have shown support, the Moundridge City Council has voiced approval and now other civic organizations are getting behind the effort as well.
During Thursday’s Moundridge Lion’s Club meeting, the youth spearheading the [...]