Amazing food and little known history in Southeast Kansas
November 9 marks a somber anniversary in Southeast Kansas. In 1888, 44 men, ages 13-to-45, were killed in Frontenac in the state’s largest mine disaster. 10 nationalities were represented in the deaths: America, Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Norway, and Scotland.
The last Tuesday of each January is U.S. Travel’s National Plan for a Vacation Day. Ever since the global pandemic, more than ever, people are now itching to get out of what has become their “new normal” routine.
Meat lovers rejoice! It’s the one week of the year that is all about your favorite savory, smoky, meaty meals. To celebrate National Meat Week, let’s take a look at some of Crawford County’s best places to get a hearty slab of meat. In addition, we will be featuring one […]
Originally posted: October 1, 2017 On National Author’s Day, November 1, we’re featuring our favorite places to check out new authors, grab a new book from your favorite one, or find local authors with a tie to the area: our public libraries. Crawford County is home to 5 fantastic local […]
Annual celebration dates vary by community. Enjoy fireworks over the lake, or a rodeo with a dance and fireworks.
The 2024 Southeast Kansas museum passport will be available at Crawford County museums beginning February 15.
Southeast Kansas once looked and acted like the rest of the state, with prairies and farms as far as the eye could see. The search for coal changed everything.
Black Dogs Farm Inspired to move from the suburbs to save bees. They also rescue dogs, shear sheep, sell free range eggs, lamb, artistic woolen garments & honey. Location: 351 230th St, Garland, KS 66741Phone: 620-223-2702Website: BlackDogsFarm.netSocial: Facebook.com/BlackDogsFarmOfKansasEmail: blackdogsfarm12@gmail.com Celebrations By Lori Open since 2000, this family-owned bakery in the […]
More than 460 cyclists took part in an annual ride through Crawford and Cherokee counties. Normally held in September, this year’s ride was in October – and it was cold.
It was a beautiful morning to have a hand on a paddle and be sitting inside of a kayak to chase largemouth bass in the mecca of all areas for those who enjoy spending time in solitude, or with family and friends, fishing in the outdoors.
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