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Hunter - Riverfest 2023
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Hunter Feyerherm

Hello Earth! I'm Hunter, and I currently work as the website manager for travelks.com. My career at Kansas Tourism began as an intern with the Kansas Dept. of Commerce while studying at the University of Kansas for my Bachelor's in Political Science. I've had the pleasure of managing the website since March of 2022. I especially love writing and retelling my travel experiences throughout Kansas on our blog page. There's always something happening in Kansas! Along with the submissions to our travel blogs page, I also enjoy writing essays, articles, and treatises. 

Why is Lake Scott State Park considered "Historic?"

One glance at Historic Lake Scott State Park usually gives travelers plenty of reasons to want to visit. The rocky hills, rugged bluffs, and river canyons by themselves do so much to attract nature enthusiasts. But when visitors take another look, another question emerges: why is Lake Scott the only…

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Kansas Labor Day Weekend Events 2026

Ready for some Labor Day Weekend fun? Kansas has some amazing local events in store just for you! Be sure to use #ToTheStarsKS when you post your patriotic pics for your chance to be featured on the Kansas Tourism social channels! Sunflower Festival at Kansas Maze - Buhler What's more Kansas than a…

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Things to do this Memorial Day Weekend

We sure hope everyone enjoyed their Memorial Day Weekend this year! Don't hesitate to check out more events happening in Kansas as the year moves ever onward. So many communities in Kansas host regular events on Memorial Day Weekend. Whether you enjoy watching weird and wacky street performances at…

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Spring Turkey Hunting - A Classic Kansas Experience

Spring turkey hunting is one of the most anticipated hunting seasons of the year in Kansas. Not only does the spring season bring comfortable outdoor temperatures, but it also offers scenic views of the newly revived prairie landscape. Few experiences compare to watching the Kansas countryside…

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12 Kansas Off-Roading, Jeep, and ORV Trails

Kansas is known for its wide-open spaces, but trust us when we say our spaces aren't always flat. Ride along the roads less traveled in Kansas, and you’ll find that there’s some great terrain to put your ORV to use. Don’t believe us? See for yourself. Whether you’re gunning for a mud-slinging…

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Spring Festivals in Kansas - 2026

Get ready for Spring in Kansas by attending one of the state's many seasonal festivals! Witness each community's parks and downtown areas transform into cultural hubs for art, food, and music. Check out live music performances, attend one of the state's tulip festivals, or enjoy strolling through…

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What did Kansas look like in 1776?

Kansas in 1776 If you were to time-travel to 1776, you'd find that when America declared independence, Kansas, like most states, wasn't part of the original 13 colonies. In fact, when the Declaration of Independence was signed, Kansas was under the dominion of the Spanish Empire. Yet the story of…

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Things to do in March

March is a month full of activities in Kansas. The weather can still be chilly, but as the days go by, the outside temperatures will gradually rise into the mid-50s, 60s, and even 70s! If you like art and music, then get ready because March is jam-packed with many new art exhibits and live concerts…

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Learn About Irish Roots in Kansas

St Patrick's Day 2026 We hope everyone had fun celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Kansas. Check back here next February to see when 2027 events will be announced. History of Irish Immigration to Kansas Kansas' history is full of Irish roots, with many communities across the state having significant…

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