From the tragic to the seemingly trivial, people have revealed their biggest regrets in a searingly honest online thread.
People from around the world took to anonymous confessions app Whisper to share the single decision or moment they wish they could go back in time to change.
One man from Indonesia explained how he missed out on becoming a millionaire by turning down an opportunity to be an early investor in Bitcoin. Another said he wished he had stayed with his partner for the sake of his children.
In one tragic story, a woman from Utah said she aborted her baby because her husband wasn t ready to be a father and still hates him for it.
A juvenile is in custody after he allegedly slit a womanâs throat Saturday night in North Crossett.
The Ashley County Sheriffâs Office is also investigating other incidents from Saturday night â including alleged sexual assault â that involved the same suspect.
Sheriff Tommy Sturgeon said Sunday that a woman had been stabbed in a North Crossett trailer park. Investigator Josh Pollock said Monday morning that though the case was still under investigation, an unnamed juvenile had been arrested and charged with multiple counts of rape, battery, and robbery.
At press time a report indicated the juvenile had gone to a womanâs home on Hwy 52 in North Crossett, where he allegedly raped and stabbed her multiple times. Pollock said the victimâs neck had been slit from ear to ear and she had multiple stab wounds in other parts of her body. âSheâs very lucky to be alive,â he said.
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Pretty Prairie superintendent search includes two area principals, Missouri curriculum director
USD 311 is looking closely at three candidates to fill the shoes of Superintendent Randy Hendrickson, who is stepping down after 20 years in the district.
Three educators have interviewed with the school board last week, and all have strong ties to Kansas education.
Two are local school principals: Andy Albright, the principal of Kingman middle and high schools, and Tige Stone, the principal of Colwich Elementary School.
The third candidate, Ashley Anderson, works as a director of curriculum in Missouri.
All three candidates grew up in Kansas, Anderson was raised in Chase County, Stone was in Goodland and Albright is a Pretty Prairie alumni.