"No. Nature vs. Nurture. Bad people are borne from the environment that they are reared in."

“As a CNA you get kind of worn out. So as an aid it takes a lot of time, practice, and patience. I have a patient who has Dementia, and she is no longer...

Brynn Grieshaber "That's something I am not so sure about. I suppose some may see it as atheistic and harsh, but I'm not an atheist as far as I know....

“Well, when I was 4, at Meade Lake, I rode my bike down a hill and stabbed my stomach with the handlebars. No one was around to see, but my mom got me...

"My parents have always been there and supported me, so I wouldn't change anything. When I played soccer, they were always there watching me. They made...

Jazmine Mendoza is a local high school student who works at the SCCC Wellness Center in the evening to make some extra cash while on summer break. Mendoza...

The 2015 homecoming king and queen titles were presented to Crusader representative Grant Glaze and International Student Organization representative Thayna Silva.

Left-handed pitcher Hayden Howard had an impressive first week back on the mound for the Saints. Howard was named the Week One KJCCC Co-Pitcher of the...

Rebekah Hatchard went from living in South Australia and 30 minutes away from the beach, to playing college basketball in small town Liberal, Kansas.

Mitchell Packard was not a constant in the Saints rotation to start the season. In the first 11 games for Seward County, Packard only saw 10 minutes of action in two games. But just as Seward County changed semester terms, so too did Packard see change in his minutes. Packard has played in every game dating back to December 5, and every game he has made an impact.

“I am really impressed with both teams, not only by their play on the court but the amount of character each member of the team shows,” Workman said. “I expect a great season from both teams. To expect less, I wouldn’t be doing my job.”