Articles

Category - 2001 - 2005 KANSAS Past Issues

Get In A Rut You can still travel and see much of the Oregon Trail through Kansas, but a covered wagon isn't necessary. By Mary R. Gage, photos by David Gage Buried Treasure Kansans are digging

Andrea Glenn A promoter and ambassador for Kansas, Andrea Glenn blessed us for 22 years with her view of our state. A view, and a woman, we will always remember. A Wish List Comes True The Historic

Salina Sings the Blues The blues are downright heavenly as Blue Heaven Studios prepares for its Blues Masters at the crossroads concerts featuring legendary musicians in October. By Jeri Clousten,

Winter Wonderland A celebration of lights create a Winter Wonderland of surprises with a drive-through show that's guaranteed to get you into the holiday spirit. By Ron Welch Angels Among Us

Botanica: Wichita's Blooming Success Where can you find hundreds of spring flowers all in one beautiful place? Wichita's Botanica is a gardener's envy. By Marti Attoun, Photos by Gerard Attoun A Rich

Native Traditions The Mid-America All-Indian center in Wichita is dedicated to preserving native culture of the Plains Indians, and the American Indian Center in Abilene is dedicated to indigenous

Pack Up the House for the Ultimate Roadtrip Hit the road with the RV crowd and see Kansas from a new perspective while they gather in Hutchinson for the Famly Motor Coach Association convention. By

Exploring With New Eyes Hop on the bus with the Kansas Explorers Club for an eye opening experience. By Lou Ann Thomas Filling In American History Settled by former slaves, the tiny town of Nicodemus

Catch a Ride on a Carousel Kansans are restoring carousels for classic fun that never goes out of style. By Sally M. Snell B&B roundup From kayaking to wild animals, ariplanes to soddies, you'll find

Take a Hike Hiking trails are abundant in Kansas, where you'll enjoy the scenery, get some exercise, and learn a lot of history along the way. By Lou Ann Thomas Drive-In Movies Making a Comeback