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Now people who need "cheaters" to read articles don't have to mess with their computer browser to make the words bigger, now they can just click the icon and have the posts read to them! 

If vinyl is popular again, can we bring back audio cassettes?

Our Central Bank of Sedalia Unsung Hero for July is Shirley Parker.

Two women were injured in a one-vehicle accident that occurred early Friday morning in Johnson County.

It's the latest internet argument, and I'm puzzled.

It's no secret we here at Diffuser are fans of vinyl.

Well, you know I don't keep my mouth shut, so I'm fixin' to climb up on a soap box. Okay, as you know, I am not an Obamunist, I am a God-fearing, gun-lovin' American that has heard enough of the BS. I hope that the Republicans (my party) stand fast and don't give an inch. Play the audio below to hear my thoughts on this government shutdown, and let me know what you think in the comments.

So this video just hit the internet (well, it's really just audio with subtitles) of a man leaving a voice message as he witnesses a car accident in front of him. He proceeds to describe in great detail how four old women get out of the car and beat down this guy who caused the accident. It's pretty funny how the guy describes the scene while cracking up the whole time.

There are times that people will think they heard one thing, but what was actually hitting their ears was something else entirely.  It happens to all of us.  That was the case regarding a song during the Red Dirt Music Hour recently. Here's the voice mail we received.

Sharee Norfleet, Superintendent of the Pettis County R-V School District, sent a letter to parents regarding the safety of the students Monday afternoon (Dec. 17).  The exact text from that letter is as follows: