My daughters tease me, but I love seeing places where historical figures lived or worked. I’ve seen the homes of President Abraham Lincoln, Bill Clinton, Dwight Eisenhower and Harry Truman. […]
Among the quiet flow of the Republican River and the wind blowing across the tall prairie grass sits a sleeping giant. Red Cloud, Nebraska, is itching for you to visit, […]
Rock Chalk Jayhawk. We’ve long wanted to check out the campus of Kansas University in Lawrence. We recently had that opportunity. And it came with local tour guides. Alexandra and […]
Grab your best imaginary horse and a couple of coconuts and join the “Nights of the Roundtable” as they seek the Holy Grail through a sing-along as Britishfest kicks […]
Ray “Bubba” Sorensen II just wanted to show his appreciation for the men and women who have served the United States in the military. So, in 1999, the then-19-year-old painted […]
The hotel industry continues to evolve with the ages. Dating back the first motels when cross-country travel became popular in the mid-1900s, the hospitality industry has sought ways of attracting […]
Kansas City’s Powell Gardens provide visitors with beautiful scenery. We recently spent a couple of hours in the botanical gardens, southeast of the city. Powell Gardens are about a 50-minute […]
Offering a unique view of the American culture is the focus behind a special exhibit at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City. Artist Adam Cvijanovic’s “American Montage” […]
The Kansas City area has great dining diversity. Known primarily for its barbecue, Kansas Citians can travel the world with some international restaurants, as well as grab a good burger […]
Doctor Who invading the Omaha area? Harry Potter? Hobbits? They are among the possible characters you can expect to see at the second annual Britishfest at the Mid-America Center in […]
