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Raised across the state as edifices of high culture (at least in name), opera houses are now being… Read More
Regaled as the “Queen of the Air” during her lifetime and celebrated to this day as… Read More
Jessie E. Woods was born in 1909 on her family’s Stafford County farm near Seward and, upon… Read More
In a 2013 speech to the San Gabriel Water Valley Forum, Erin Brockovich said that while growing up… Read More
Many Kansas-born artists, musicians, actors, and other creative types came of age and into their… Read More
A conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their work and the iconic images of our home state… Read More
A conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their lives in photography Originally raised in St… Read More
A world-famous photo lab in Kansas continues to thrive under a new generation Photography by Bill… Read More
Scott Bean Based in Manhattan, Scott Bean is a Kansas landscape and nature photographer, often with… Read More
A conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their work and the iconic images of our home state… Read More
Kansas has changed rapidly over the past decades, with some 70 percent of all its citizens now living in metropolitan areas. That means it is increasingly rare to live in a rural region. But across…
If a baking event is begun by a group with the name “The Kansas Wheathearts,” then it has to be good. In 1990, this women’s wheat-growers auxiliary group proposed holding a statewide baking contest…
Kansans take pride in their land and in the hard work of generations of farmers to sustain it. Across the state, farms, wineries, ranches and agricultural-type operations offer tours to educate and…
Ask any Kansan about our sunsets or sunrises and they are likely to begin waxing poetic. One case in point: artist Allan Chow of Kansas City, whose painting Summer Sundown was featured in the…
Photography by Aaron Patton These Kansas venues feature on-site beers created by a new generation of female brewmasters For the most part, the brewmaster profession in the United States is…
Kansas Pony Express sites celebrate over 160 years of the legendary, short-lived mail system Wanted: Young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over eighteen. Must be expert riders, willing to risk death…
Craving gumbo, red beans and rice, and other succulent flavors of Louisiana? Kansas may be a long way from the bayous, but we can still find flavorful Cajun and Creole cuisine. This recipe was…
A conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their work and the iconic images of our home state. Jeffrey McPheeters, whose work appears frequently in the “Gallery” section of our magazine, was…
Portrait by Wichita artist Ric Dunwoody George Washington Carver is one of Kansas’ favorite sons. And for good reason; he was a man of many talents. Most of us know him as a scientist, but he was…
Photography by Aaron Patton It’s as if a favorite landscape painting has come to life. Winding roads, a canopy of trees, peaceful waters and—come spring—thousands and thousands of tulips as far…