Van Dalsem News Today

Longtime electrician from Fairview, Elvon Fredrick VanDalsem, 83, passed away on Monday, June 12.

Herb Rule, a former Democratic Arkansas legislator and one-time House of Representatives candidate, died Monday, according to family members. He was 87.

Herbert C. Rule III, longtime lawyer with Little Rock’s Rose Law Firm, a former state legislator and one-time candidate for U.S. Congress, died Monday. He was 87.

"I am impressed with how much of my grandparents life depended on continuities, contacts, connections, friendships, and blood relationships. Contrary to the myth, the West was not made entirely by pioneers who had thrown everything away but an ax and a gun."

The origins of a proverb that’s taken on a life of its own.

As Brad Heppner faces allegations of fraud and an SEC investigation from past deals, Kansas legislators still support the unique business he describes as a pawn shop for rich people.

Hesston, Kansas, native and Dallas businessman Brad Heppner has plans to bring a grocery store, retail and chapel to his home town along with his "technology-enabled fiduciary financial institution." As he faces allegations of fraud and the SEC investigates his former business, Kansas legislators continue to support his unique business.

Hesston, Kansas, native and Dallas businessman Brad Heppner has plans to bring a grocery store, retail and chapel to his home town along with his "technology-enabled fiduciary financial institution." As he faces allegations of fraud and an SEC investigation from past deals, Kansas legislators continue to support his unique business.

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