It’s been a good ride. Thanks for coming along for these 30 odd years. But there comes a time to close the gate and
Editorials
Big Day Off
I had a perfect attendance at the sale barn all through my school years. There wasn’t a single day that my parents sold calves
An Eating Disorder Doesn’t Have a Body Type
By Meggie Holden, MDA, RD, LD, CEDS When most people think about an eating disorder, they picture someone who is very thin or visibly
KAB Embraces Education This Autumn
Cutline: Local fourth graders create photograms at Dobby’s Frontier Town, one of several activities KAB Education Coordinator Emma Steffy has been a part of
When the Cows are Gone
This year has been a struggle to say the least for farmers and ranchers in the western half of the United States. Low snow
The More Things Change
By Debra Johnston, MD Almost every workday, a few of us doctors congregate in the hospital cafeteria for lunch. Often we are joined by
Spud Rowley, KAB Hauler, Named NRC Member Of The Year
Bales and repurposed IBC totes full of everything from electronics to glass stack up on the south side of the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling
Timely Thoughts
“I never lost a game. I just ran out of time.” Michael Jordan You’re running out of time to get the windows washed before
Alphabet Soup: GLP-1s, DPP-4s and SGLT-2s
By Jill Kruse, DO Medications used to treat Type 2 diabetes have changed dramatically over the past 20 years. As our understanding of the
Small Worlds
One way that humans categorize someone on first meeting is to ask what they do for a living. I’m not sure that’s the best





