March 2022

When studying the history of Western law, two phrases appear; Constitutional Gnosticism and Constitutional Theism. Constitutional Gnosticism assumes that humans are the measure of all things rather than God. It does not hold to God being ruler and originator of our Constitutional rule and order. However, Constitutional Theism places God as the essence of the Constitution. Consequently, there should be continuity in how the Constitution is interpreted. God has established a universal natural law and recorded it in the Christian Bible, grounded in reason, experience, and common sense that should be honored from generation to generation (Manzer). On the other hand, Constitutional Gnosticism makes setting law and interpreting the Constitution a freefor-all, leaving what is reasonable for humankind to decide.

HAYS, Kan. –Openings are filling up quickly for the STEM-focused summer camps hosted by Fort Hays State University’s Kansas Academy of Mathematics & Science (KAMS).

The Kiowa County Commissioners convened in regular sessions on March 21, 2022. The Health Department reported that their emergency generator did not engage during the recent power outage; this has been an ongoing problem. A new unit may need to be purchased. If the COVID vaccine temperature monitoring unit is out of range for more than eight minutes, the serum must be discarded. The Community Building is a temporary shelter for residents when power outages occur. The Roads and Bridg

Two new signs with the 114 E. 4th address for Antiques, set out on Saturdays at the corner of 4th and Main streets (this one in an old wheelbarrow) and another on the south-east side of First and Main in Pratt is about as modern as it gets for business owner Rick Mcdiffett. And that is just how he likes it.

The Kanza Chapter DAR is pleased to announce the DAR Good Citizens of Stafford County. All three schools are represented this year. The students will be recognized in a special DAR meeting at the home of Alda Hildebrand on Wednesday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Each student, their parents and counselors will receive a written invitation.