Day: August 20, 2025

Address: 14937 SW Thunder Rd, Augusta, KS 67010Price: $50,000Interior size: 1,743 sq ftBedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 3 fullYear built: 1960Lot size: 4.2 acresGarage: Detached, fits 3 vehiclesHeating/Cooling: Forced air (natural gas), central air conditioningWater source: Private well with lagoon systemInterior features: Laminate and carpet flooring, open kitchen-dining layout, separate living roomExtras: Outbuilding/storage, wood deck and concrete patio, irregular lot shape, horse-friendly, includes dishwasher, range, refrigerator, ceiling fan, fenced yardKey issue: The water source is contaminated with crude oil. The well is unusable and may be hazardous. Traditional mortgage financing likely not available. The seller won’t make any repairs or offer water-related solutions…. CONTINUE READING…

as the air around them seemed to grow heavier with tension. The little girl’s proclamation, innocent yet unnerving, lingered in the minds of everyone present. Her mother, eyes red and swollen from crying, knelt beside her daughter, attempting to comfort her with a soft embrace. Yet, the girl’s insistence had drawn a murmur from the crowd—curiosity mixed with fear. The funeral director, sensing the unease, hesitated before stepping closer to the coffin, his professional demeanor giving way to a palpable uncertainty. He exchanged a glance with the priest, who nodded almost imperceptibly, both men acknowledging the unusual nature of the… CONTINUE READING…

The 42nd Academy Awards in 1970 was a night filled with glamor, but one star undoubtedly shone brighter than all the others. At just 38, Elizabeth Taylor was at the height of her beauty, and her fabulous gown and the world-famous diamond sparkling around her neck made the night special. However, behind the scenes, a heartbreaking loss threatened to overshadow proceedings… Looking back at old Oscars ceremonies is like stepping into a time machine that whisks you away to an era filled with glamor and grace. Honestly, the stars of that time had more class in their little fingers than… CONTINUE READING…

Rare 110-Acre Mountain Retreat with Dual Structures – Endless Potential Near Breaks Interstate Park3 Bedrooms | 2 Structures | 110 Acres | Utilities On-Site | Extensive Road FrontageOffered at $139,000 Seize this rare opportunity to own over 110 acres of private mountain land with mature timber, abundant wildlife, and exceptional development or recreational potential—just minutes from Breaks Interstate Park, the Appalachian School of Law, and key local amenities. Property FeaturesMain Residence: ~750 sq ft | 3 Bedrooms Durable steel roof and siding Solid exterior – full interior renovation needed Secondary Structure (Above Detached Garage): ~640 sq ft apartment Full renovation… CONTINUE READING…

A pickup truck went through a stop sign in rural Michigan and crashed into a van carrying members of an Amish community, killing at least six people, authorities said. The crash occurred Tuesday afternoon in Tuscola County’s Gilford Township, 100 miles north of Detroit. Thirteen people were in the two vehicles, including 10 in the van, the sheriff’s office said. “Multiple passengers were ejected from the van and the pickup,” the sheriff’s office said on Facebook. “At this time there are 6 confirmed fatalities and the condition of the additional patients is unknown.” Members of a local Amish community were… CONTINUE READING…

Swelling in the feet is an experience most people encounter at some point in their lives. For some, it’s a temporary issue caused by long days of standing, traveling, or wearing unsupportive shoes. For others, it may be a persistent problem linked to an underlying health condition. While occasional swelling might seem harmless, it is sometimes an important warning sign that deserves closer attention. Understanding why feet swell, what symptoms require medical evaluation, and how to prevent or manage the problem is vital for protecting your overall health and comfort. This in-depth guide explores the many potential causes of swollen… CONTINUE READING…

The recent announcement that The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will be ending in 2026 has set off a wave of public commentary, debate, and online reactions that reveal just how deeply late-night television has been woven into the cultural and political fabric of the United States. While CBS attributed the show’s upcoming conclusion to financial challenges, the decision has triggered broader discussions about the future of network television, the evolving landscape of digital entertainment, and the intersection of comedy with politics. The cancellation also gained additional attention after a former president of the United States responded online, celebrating the network’s decision…. CONTINUE READING…