Kansas 150 SLK

The Plains are alive with the sounds of music! From opera houses to opry houses Kansans have graced the world with music covering a large sw...

She died on Friday the thirteenth. This year, May 13 again fell on a Friday. 90 years later, in the midst of our state’s sesquicentennial ...

Stretching from northeast Kansas to the southwest corner of the state the Santa Fe Trail traversed much of the Kansas landscape. From the r...

KANSAS TREES Dear cottonwood, so lovely then, How wide and tall it grew. What joy to those long absent when Its top first came to v...

Dr. John R. Brinkley. July 6, 1885 – May 26, 1942. Dr. John R. (Richard) Brinkley was one of the greatest hucksters who ever lived in the Un...

"As I sat on a Kansas hilltop, While, far away from my feet, Rippled the lights and shadows Dancing across acres of wheat, The sound o...

AROUND THE WORLD IN 1861 In a few days we'll be celebrating the 150th anniversary of Kansas statehood. Most Americans are aware of the ...