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Kansas Hunters Enjoy Variety

I've never been much of a specialist. My dedication to pastimes has always been seasonal. When I was a boy playing sports, I loved to play football -- until it was basketball season. Then I loved ...

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Posted on August 31, 2011 12:31PM by Mike Miller

Reader's Poll: What’s your favorite kind of Kansas attraction?

Our entertaining and educational venues range from classic to quirky In Kansas you’ll find the kind of fun that keeps people coming back to explore for more. What’s your all-time favorite?If you ...

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Posted on August 29, 2011 11:59AM by admin

Discovering a Gem Nestled in the High Plains

It’s ironic. Kansas is known for its wide-open vistas, where sky meets horizon in every direction. You would think with nothing blocking the view, you could easily see everything there is to see.My ...

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Posted on August 26, 2011 4:14PM by Dennis Toll

Frontier Military Byway – more than a military tour

There are so many interesting places to visit along the Frontier Military Scenic Byway , you really need to plan a few days to catch it all. The byway takes you along the border area between Kansas ...

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Posted on August 24, 2011 12:27PM by Karen Ridder

Luxury Suites to Lakeside Cabins

Enjoy Expanding Lodging Options in Kansas

Whether your tastes lean toward metropolitan amenities or a lakeside view, Kansas lodging inventory is expanding and improving statewide.Wichita announces ...

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Posted on August 22, 2011 10:11AM by Becky Blake

Chef at Lawrence’s TEN Restaurant Creates Special Cuisine for Civil War Dinner

Eric Rillos, the new executive chef at the Eldridge Hotel’s TEN Restaurant , rode into Lawrence with a burning passion for creating amazing cuisine and a reputation of doing just that at fine eating ...

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Posted on August 19, 2011 10:30AM by Cecilia Harris

A Great American Goodtime with the T-Bones

There is nothing quite like singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” with your child at his first seventh inning stretch. That was one of the highlights of our recent trip to see the Kansas City ...

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Posted on August 17, 2011 1:42PM by Karen Ridder

Found on the Web: Kansas’ Wilson Lake trail wows mountain biker

We love it when people get surprised by all that Kansas offers – and then crow about it to their friends. Check out this great blog post and photography by mountain-biking enthusiast and Kansas ...

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Posted on August 15, 2011 11:01AM by Becky Blake

Lawrence breweries multiply beer enthusiasts’ pleasures

Today we’re spotlighting two Lawrence, Kan., breweries, each with a reputation for excellence in award-winning, uniquely handcrafted beers. We’ll hear from Brian “Bucky” Buckingham, head brewer at ...

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Posted on August 12, 2011 8:49AM by admin

Humboldt’s Civil War Tour Reveals History Through Art

Most of us learned in history class about the burning of Lawrence during the Civil War, but I would guess not many have heard about the earlier burning of the small town of Humboldt on Oct. 14, 1861 ...

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Posted on August 10, 2011 11:00AM by Cecilia Harris

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Kansas Hunters Enjoy Variety

Reader's Poll: What’s your favorite kind of Kansas attraction?

Discovering a Gem Nestled in the High Plains

Frontier Military Byway – more than a military tour

Luxury Suites to Lakeside Cabins

Chef at Lawrence’s TEN Restaurant Creates Special Cuisine for Civil War Dinner

A Great American Goodtime with the T-Bones

Found on the Web: Kansas’ Wilson Lake trail wows mountain biker

Lawrence breweries multiply beer enthusiasts’ pleasures

Humboldt’s Civil War Tour Reveals History Through Art