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(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – Recycling is a cause that people champion even though many people haven’t the slightest notion of what happens between the time they drop something into the recycling… Read more »
Category: Columns
Be proactive, Warrensburg.
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – It’s easy to ask for things of our governing body, and it’s easy to point out what’s going on that is either wrong or what could be… Read more »
The incredible journey of litter
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – The litter that’s visible is obnoxious. But there is a lot going on that isn’t visible. Just because you can’t see it does not mean that it isn’t… Read more »
Litter has a pretty hefty price tag
Litter is taking money out of your pocket and lighting it on fire. You, personally, are having money taken out of your pocket by people you’ve never met and circumstances… Read more »
Litter… Has layers
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – I’m frustrated about what I perceive as an issue with litter and trash in Warrensburg. I’ve explained what I’ve seen, how much I’ve seen, and I don’t… Read more »
More than bottles and cans: A collection of junk I find in Warrensburg
(WARRENSBURG, Mo) – Until recently, there was a bra in a tree on Clark Street. I didn’t pick it up because I didn’t want to go into that person’s yard… Read more »
The (Il)legality of Litter
A Warrensburg Project: An analysis on litter and enforcement, part II by CHRIS HOLMBERG Reporter One evening at the end of August, I set out to collect trash on… Read more »
A response to wages reinstatement
By MATT BIRD-MEYER Faculty Adviser President Chuck Ambrose has a sort of running joke with the incoming managing editors at the Muleskinner. It’s not so much a funny-ha-ha joke but… Read more »
Standing ovation doesn’t do ‘X’ performances justice
By RYAN EVENS Guest Columnist (WARRENSBURG, Mo., digitalBURG) — When I walked into the Highlander Theatre, the first thing that struck me was the size of the audience. When one… Read more »
Together we are better: A look at the Women’s March in Kansas City
By PAIGE ARCANO Reporter (KANSAS CITY, Mo., digitalBURG) — “Whose voice?” “Our voice!” “Whose voice?” “Our voice!” “Whose voice?” “Our voice!” The echo of this chant rang through Washington Square Park… Read more »
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