Jacob Douglas

NEWS & ISSUES

It Takes A Village to Reach Rural Broadband Fringe

Tiny Turney, Missouri, is Chosen to Test New Broadband Technology

by Jacob Douglas

May 6, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Class of 2020 Finally Gets Its Proper Goodbye at the University of Missouri

After a year with no graduation ceremony, pandemic-cursed class of 2020 returns

by Jacob Douglas

April 27, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Rural Johnson Countians Pay the Price of Progress at the Edge(rton)

Nascent rural movement not enough to stop warehouse expansion

by Jacob Douglas

April 21, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Embracing a Millionaire Mindset Just Down the Road From Kansas City

New study finds Pittsburg and Joplin are great places to stretch $1 million

by Jacob Douglas

April 14, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Internet ‘Last Mile’ Experiment Coming to Clinton County

Missouri S&T teams up with MU Extension and US Ignite to find rural broadband solutions

by Jacob Douglas

April 13, 2021

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curiousKC | Addressing the Homework Gap

Can students without internet access and devices get an equitable education?

by Jacob Douglas

April 12, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Life in the (Internet) Slow Lane

East Central Kansas Struggles to Get Broadband Access

by Jacob Douglas

April 6, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Rural Resilience: Mental Health Care Providers Face Challenging Times Along With Their Patients

How Rural Mental Health Care Workers are Staying Afloat Amid a Pandemic

by Jacob Douglas

March 24, 2021

Funding for Flatland
Provided By

The Fred and Lou Hartwig Family

Jo Anna Dale

Robert & Marlese Gourley

Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder

NEWS & ISSUES

‘Steward of the Land’: Missouri Farmer Foresees Successful 2021

Keeping a Wary Eye on the Missouri River as Grain Prices Soar and Federal Subsidies Flow

by Jacob Douglas

March 17, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Free Gigabit Project Bridges Digital Divide in Lawrence Public Housing

Public-Private Partnership Brings Free Gigabit Service to 130 Households

by Jacob Douglas

March 10, 2021

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We Are Flatland

JacobDouglas

Reporter for Kansas City PBS in cooperation with Report For America

jdouglas@flatlandkc.org

Stories by Jacob Douglas

It Takes A Village to Reach Rural Broadband Fringe

Tiny Turney, Missouri, is Chosen to Test New Broadband Technology

Class of 2020 Finally Gets Its Proper Goodbye at the University of Missouri

After a year with no graduation ceremony, pandemic-cursed class of 2020 returns

Rural Johnson Countians Pay the Price of Progress at the Edge(rton)

Nascent rural movement not enough to stop warehouse expansion

Embracing a Millionaire Mindset Just Down the Road From Kansas City

New study finds Pittsburg and Joplin are great places to stretch $1 million

Internet ‘Last Mile’ Experiment Coming to Clinton County

Missouri S&T teams up with MU Extension and US Ignite to find rural broadband solutions

curiousKC | Addressing the Homework Gap

Can students without internet access and devices get an equitable education?

Life in the (Internet) Slow Lane

East Central Kansas Struggles to Get Broadband Access

Rural Resilience: Mental Health Care Providers Face Challenging Times Along With Their Patients

How Rural Mental Health Care Workers are Staying Afloat Amid a Pandemic

Funding for Flatland
Provided By

‘Steward of the Land’: Missouri Farmer Foresees Successful 2021

Keeping a Wary Eye on the Missouri River as Grain Prices Soar and Federal Subsidies Flow

Free Gigabit Project Bridges Digital Divide in Lawrence Public Housing

Public-Private Partnership Brings Free Gigabit Service to 130 Households

Join our family of curious Kansas Citians

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Excuse the interruption.

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Feature Series

We Are Flatland

JacobDouglas

Reporter for Kansas City PBS in cooperation with Report For America

jdouglas@flatlandkc.org

Stories by Jacob Douglas

It Takes A Village to Reach Rural Broadband Fringe

Tiny Turney, Missouri, is Chosen to Test New Broadband Technology

Class of 2020 Finally Gets Its Proper Goodbye at the University of Missouri

After a year with no graduation ceremony, pandemic-cursed class of 2020 returns

Rural Johnson Countians Pay the Price of Progress at the Edge(rton)

Nascent rural movement not enough to stop warehouse expansion

Embracing a Millionaire Mindset Just Down the Road From Kansas City

New study finds Pittsburg and Joplin are great places to stretch $1 million

Internet ‘Last Mile’ Experiment Coming to Clinton County

Missouri S&T teams up with MU Extension and US Ignite to find rural broadband solutions

curiousKC | Addressing the Homework Gap

Can students without internet access and devices get an equitable education?

Life in the (Internet) Slow Lane

East Central Kansas Struggles to Get Broadband Access

Rural Resilience: Mental Health Care Providers Face Challenging Times Along With Their Patients

How Rural Mental Health Care Workers are Staying Afloat Amid a Pandemic

Funding for FlatlandProvided By

‘Steward of the Land’: Missouri Farmer Foresees Successful 2021

Keeping a Wary Eye on the Missouri River as Grain Prices Soar and Federal Subsidies Flow

Free Gigabit Project Bridges Digital Divide in Lawrence Public Housing

Public-Private Partnership Brings Free Gigabit Service to 130 Households

Funding for Flatland
Provided By