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The premier lifestyle publication of the Sunflower State, we celebrate our state's people, places, and wide-open spaces since 1945.
The latest issue celebrates neighborhoods, from big cities to rural connections. We explore the different neighborhoods across the state. Including eight urban neighborhoods to know. Our writer Marty Hillard sits down with the new owners of The Artichoke, a favorite Wichita Irish dive bar. Readers will also take a tour of the stone arch bridges of Cowley County.
Dandu’s garden includes more than a half dozen varieties of eggplant. She makes the occasional eggplant parmesan but prefers to roast…
A Salina gardener demonstrates the rich, tasteful possibilities found in a simple backyard garden of an ordinary Kansas neighborhood…
Old-time, independent grocery stores are often an anchor of the neighborhoods and communities they serve. In Cuba, for example, the Cuba…
Illustration by Lana Grove Land acknowledgments are statements that recognize the history and presence of Indigenous peoples and their…
Illustration by Lana Grove A few years ago, I was discussing my Osage (𐓷𐓘𐓻𐓘𐓻𐓟) citizenship…
Photography by Nick Krug It’s about taking care of yourself and your community. Melinda Williamson (mshkoteni bodwewadmi/Prairie Band…
Photography by Ryan Coody The Baxoje (Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska) are located in the northeast corner of Kansas, and they are doing…
Photography by Ryan Coody (ᏣᎳᎩ ᎠᏰᎵ/ Cherokee Nation) KANSAS! (KM): How are you involved with the…
My family’s connection to Kansas started with my tribe’s removal to Kansas territory 175 years ago. My family has farmed…
(Modified article from original “Pace Yourself” by Kelly Banks featured in the summer issue of 2020) Six places in Kansas…
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