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Hutchinson’s Got Talent Takes Center Stage at the Historic Fox Theatre! Audition Registration Is Now Open for January 23 Fundraising Event

HUTCHINSON, KAN. — November 3, 2026 — The spotlight is calling, and Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre is looking for the community’s brightest stars! The Fox is excited to announce Hutchinson’s Got Talent, a community-wide talent competition and fundraising event scheduled for Saturday, January 23, 2027. Audition registration is officially open, and tickets for the live event are on sale now!

Hutchinson, KS · 6d
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Milford man turns yard into Halloween tradition

For 27 years, Michael Garrett has transformed his Milford yard into a Halloween destination, welcoming families for an evening filled with spooky decorations, animated monsters and plenty of treats.

Milford, KS · 9d

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This Kansas Horseback Trail Winds Past Quiet Creeks, Towering Sandstone Bluffs, And Hidden Caves

Sandstone bluffs up to 50 feet tall rise from a canyon floor, and a horse trail runs right past them. The place is named after horse thieves, which feels like a bold choice for a riding destination. The rock walls hold caves and crevices carved by wind and water over...

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Fox Theatre prepares for busy November with comedy, music and holiday classic

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Fox Theatre is preparing for a busy November, featuring comedy, live music and a special appearance from one of Hollywood's most recognizable Christmas movie stars. Executive Director Josh Davies said the month begins Saturday, Nov. 7, with comedian Josh Blue performing at 7:30 p.m....

Hutchinson, KS · 8d
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11 Surprisingly Affordable Kansas Steakhouses That Won’t Break The Bank

One steakhouse on this list sits beside an airport runway, so your ribeye can come with a side of takeoffs. Another takes its name from a Wild West lawman who served as a local sheriff in 1869. Kansas has cattle in its blood, and plenty of its best steak dinners...

Kansas · 10d

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SNAP shoppers in Nebraska could lose soda and energy drinks Dec. 1 if USDA approves, and USDA’s table shows Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Hawaii and Ohio following in 2027

Nebraska SNAP shoppers could lose the ability to buy soda, soft drinks and energy drinks with their benefits on Dec. 1, but only if USDA approves the state’s new request. The agency has not done that yet. USDA’s food-restriction table, updated Oct. 30, still lists Dec. 1, 2026 for Nebraska and shows Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, […]

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A Bolder Humboldt Awarded $10,000 State Tourism Marketing Grant

HUMBOLDT, Kan. — A Bolder Humboldt has been awarded a $10,000 state tourism grant to help attract more visitors to Humboldt and southeast Kansas. The funding is part of $117,408 awarded through the Kansas Department of Commerce’s Kansas Tourism Marketing Grant program, which supports efforts to reach new audiences and encourage travel throughout the Sunflower State.

Humboldt, KS · 10d

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10th Circuit gives go-ahead for Kansas restaurant's cheeseburger mural

(CN) — A 10th Circuit panel on Friday lit the grill for a cheeseburger joint’s whimsical building mural, finding the Salina, Kansas, sign code constitutionally undercooked. Salina classified the UFO-themed cheeseburger painting on the side of the Cozy Inn restaurant as a sign rather than a mural because...

Salina, KS · 12d

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Fall lawn care in Kansas: What to know about the final mow, fertilizer and leaves

Kansas homeowners have one more round of fall lawn care maintenance before winter sets in. K-State horticulture experts say November is when you should take your final mow of the year — and the height matters more than you might think. K-State Extension’s November schedule for cool-season lawns includes:...

Kansas · 11d

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Opinion: A letter to the Sage of Emporia about poetry, bright red alarms and warning signs in western Kansas

Dear William Allen White, It’s been some time since I last wrote you. The air is swirling across Kansas. Maddening gusts of uncertainty from east to west, and the entire nation is watching. I often call wind the prophet of change, and its message remains to be determined. You once said of our great state, […]

Emporia, KS · 9d

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Kansas Quail Hunting Season: Dates, Limits, Licenses, and Where to Hunt

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Quail hunting season in Kansas gives you 11 weeks of statewide bobwhite and scaled quail hunting, and the opener comes right as harvested crop fields and cold snaps push coveys into tight cover. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) says Kansas is one of the top three states for pheasant and quail hunting, … This article, Kansas Quail Hunting Season: Dates, Limits, Licenses, and Where to Hunt , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Migratory Bird Hunting Laws in Virginia: Seasons, Permits, and Rules Hunters Need to Know • Cockfighting Laws in Washington: Felony Charges, Penalties, and What Counts as a Crime • Goose Hunting Season in Missouri: 2026-27 Dates, Limits, and Permits

Kansas · 12d

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CAMPBELL: Insect Update: Army worms are still active in Kansas

Armyworms and fall armyworms have been active this year, as usual, but not nearly as active or impactful as in the past couple of years. Both species willingly feed on just about any green plant, but armyworms prefer grasses, such as corn, sorghum, wheat, brome, and turf. However, when grass is unavailable, they are more than willing to consume broadleaf plants such as soybeans.

Kansas · 11d

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Conard-Harmon Collection helps bring Hutchinson's Prohibition history to life

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A new speakeasy inside Hutchinson's historic Meyer Landmark Building is bringing a piece of the city's Prohibition-era history back to life with help from the Conard-Harmon Collection. Steve Harmon, who maintains the historical photograph collection, has been working with Andrew Ehling, owner of The Lantern Room,...

Hutchinson, KS · 12d

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This Kansas Greenhouse Outlet Is A Hidden Treasure Trove Of Affordable Succulents And Exotic Cacti

A family of fifth-generation plantsmen and plantswomen runs this greenhouse, and their roots in local growing stretch back to 1932. That’s older than sliced bread being common in most kitchens. The showroom stays open all year. Unique succulents, cacti, tropicals, and houseplants fill the space, even when winter turns...

Wichita, KS · 14d

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All Treats Day is marked downtown

Thw annual All Treats Day tradition in Junction City continued on Thursday. Trick or treaters participated in a parade down Washington Street from 10th to 6th Streets and then collected candy from local merchants. There were also games and candy at the 12th Street Community Center.

Junction City, KS · 13d

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Poetry Review: Wyatt Townley’s Making the Turn

Wyatt Townley (courtesy of Wyatt Townley) The esteemed poet’s latest collection of verse taps her Kansas roots and features images by Kansas City artist Hong Chun Zhang. As a child I believed, among other blasphemies, that the state of Kansas was merely the 400-mile purgatory standing between my family’s minivan departing the Missouri side of the state line and the promised land of Colorado. As my father was a Protestant and had no theological use for purgatory, crossing Kansas was to be suffered as swiftly as possible.

Kansas · 12d