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Tom Mix: “Straight Shooters Always Win”

Jim Fulbright Guest Writer Thomas Hezekiah Mix was not a cowboy by birth, but in a dazzling rise to fame he became the most flamboyant and...

People Drive From All Over Kansas For The Homemade Pies At This Mom-And-Pop Restaurant

In the heart of rural Kansas sits a white two-story building that looks like it was plucked straight from a Norman Rockwell painting –...

Durham Is A Place

Richard Shank Columnist The pundit who said rural America is lacking in good family restaurants and cafes has not been to Durham, Kansas to dine at...

Kansas Veteran And Chef Serves His Country And Stellar Dishes From Sumner County

Sheridan Wimmer Kansas Living Magazine Whether it’s a call to action serving in the Army or his calling to create culinary masterpieces, Mike Castaneda, from...

My cow friend, Buffalo, stood beside me throughout my farming career. Now I’ve had to say goodbye.

The other day, my old cow friend, Buffalo, died. She was the kindest, gentlest dairy cow that I’ve ever known, and I cannot remember mourning the loss of...

It Was Us We Were Looking For: Kansas, UFOs, and the Unknown

Christopher Auner Humanities Kansas February 18th is Pluto Day, the 95th anniversary of Kansan Clyde Tombaugh’s discovery of Pluto. In commemoration, HK is sharing this essay,...

Consumer Connection: Break the ice with steps to combat winter weather

Topeka, Kan. – As Kansas faces yet another round of winter weather, it is a good time to remind yourself of some simple steps...

11 Highly Valuable Treasures Hidden In Kansas You Can Find

Have you ever wondered what treasures might be hiding in Kansas? From tales of outlaw loot to buried caches of gold, the state has...

Bird watchers are traveling to Kansas for a look at this ‘mega-rarity’

Bird watchers are flocking to southwest Kansas after the appearance there of a Ross's gull, a rare species generally found only in Siberia, Greenland,...

Could an aqueduct bring water to western Kansas, or is it a pipedream?

The Ogallala aquifer that sustains parts of western Kansas has been declining rapidly, and some farmers want to take water from the Missouri River...

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