Jay Senter served as KCFreePress.com's Executive Editor from the site's launch in December 2009 until June 16th of 2010. While completing his Master’s degree in journalism at the University of Kansas, Senter worked as a reporter for the Lawrence Journal-World, which has gained a national reputation for its forward-thinking approach to Web journalism. More recently, Senter served as the Communications Manager at Common Sense Media, a San Francisco-based non-profit organization that works to ensure that modern media and technology are a positive part of family life. In 2008 and 2009, Jay and his wife served as Peace Corps volunteers in Panama. His writing has appeared in USA Today, The Kansas City Star and on Yahoo! Sports, among others.
Recent Stories
State Sen. Kelly Kultala will join Tom Holland on the ticket in the race for Governor. The two will likely face off against Sen. Sam Brownback and state Sen. Jeff Colyer
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When the school bell rings this afternoon, Pinkerton Elementary will be shutting its doors for good — and changing a neighborhood in the process
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The bill on Gov. Nixon's desk didn't properly account for the financial impacts it will have on the state, say adult entertainment advocates — which might make it invalid
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Rep. Ike Skelton, a 33 year veteran of the House, is likely to face a tough challenge from the GOP this fall, and Sen. Sam Brownback faces accusations of being part of Washington establishment
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Twenty five years and $2.5 billion dollars from now, KC won't have to worry as much about water pollution following big rains. But until then...
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From mellow group spins to uber-competitive hammer sessions, there's a bike club to fit your needs in KC
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Kansas City's $50 million transportation infrastructure payday in February left everybody smiling. Well, almost everybody
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Saturday demonstration set as kick-off for campaign to build 100 rain gardens in the Green Impact Zone before July 2011
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1,300 artists submitted applications for 165 open slots — a rebound in interest from last year
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