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Things to do in Girard, Kansas: History, Dining, and Charming Overnight Lodging
From chatting with locals over breakfast to taking a guided…
Find your fun in Frontenac, Kansas: Where coal mining history meets community spirit
Located on the Frontier Military Historic Byway, Frontenac, Kansas is…
Four antiques & vintage shops in the Pittsburg area you can’t miss
Paradise Mall Antiques, Furniture & More With 10,000+ square feet,…
From Coal Dust to Corn Liquor – Bootlegging in Southeast Kansas
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What started as a pep club in 1920, then became the nation’s only college with a gorilla as its mascot, has now grown into a phenomenon.
The world’s largest surviving electric shovel sits just across the county line.
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Coal Miner’s Gravel Ride: Where Grit Meets Gravel in Southeast Kansas
This isn’t just a ride—it’s a tribute to the land, the legacy and the cycling community. Held each…
Exhibits planned at Pitt State this spring
Art enthusiasts will have multiple opportunities this spring to view exhibitions and attend receptions in Porter Hall, home…
Men’s clothing stores in Kansas where guys actually want to shop
These stores cater to men who need stylish, functional clothing and accessories in one place, for all seasons.
I Found The Best Cheeseburger and $2 Beers In The Middle of Nowhere
I just got back from shooting another episode of Barstool Outdoors, this time in Parsons, Kansas to hunt…
World Radio Day (2/13): Making (radio) waves in Crawford County at KKOW
Originally posted February 12, 2017 to celebrate World Radio Day on February 13 Today a local favorite among…
National Pie Day (1/23): The Best Pies in Crawford County
Originally posted January 20, 2017 to celebrate National Pie Day on January 23 As David Mamet wrote in…
National Bootlegger’s Day (1/17): Staying Wet in a Dry Land
Rich soil and wine making traditions of immigrants positioned Eastern Kansas to rival California’s Wine Country. 67 years…
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