Talent where you are not looking

Brad Scott just got named head coach at Essendon. He is the seventh player in the 2004 Grand Final to be a current head coach in the AFL. Among the head coaches are his twin brother Chris at current premiers Geelong, Craig McRae of Collingwood, the AFL coach of the year, and three time premiershipContinue reading “Talent where you are not looking”

Drought is official

Coffeyville city commissoners have declared a drought watch, which asks people to use less water and allows it to draw water from other sources. Coffeyville also supplies water to Dearing, South Coffeyville , and the rural water districts surrounding them. It goes into effect Saturday upon publication in the official newspaper, the Urinal. Meanwhile CaneyContinue reading “Drought is official”

Elections are six weeks out..

..But you wouldn’t know it if you read the local papers.  This should be the time we have profiles of the candidates for local offices. Since early voting begins in less than two weeks, this is more important than ever. There are some referenda on the ballot as well. Our local media think if theyContinue reading “Elections are six weeks out..”

Cats smoke Swans

Geelong won the AFL Grand Final 133-52.  Captain Joel Selwood becomes the first Cat to be a quadruple premiership player.  Coach Chris Scott gets his 200th win.  The Norm Smith medal goes to Isaac Smith (no relationship).   After some early game nerves, Tom Hawkins scored the first two goals for the Cats.  After Sydney gotContinue reading “Cats smoke Swans”