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7 dishes families ordered at Pizza Hut in the red-tablecloth days, from pan pizza to garlic bread

The first Pizza Hut opened in Wichita, Kansas in 1958, and for the next three decades the chain meant a real table in a real building, not a box left on a porch. The dining rooms had red-and-white checked tablecloths, wooden booths worn smooth, and a jukebox in the corner of more than a few locations. Pitchers of soda reached the table first. The pizza came out of a pan so hot the cheese held its shape for a full minute before it settled.

Wichita, KS · 18h
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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 · 21h
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KU professor, Wichita native helps shape Netflix’s ‘Little House on the Prairie’ reboot

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — A University of Kansas professor and Wichita native played a key behind-the-scenes role in shaping Netflix’s hit adaptation of “Little House on the Prairie.”. Robert Warrior, the Hall Distinguished Professor of American Literature and Culture at KU and a citizen of the Osage...

Wichita, KS · 12h
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Golf Warehouse left Wichita, but its performance center will have a new home here

The Golf Warehouse’s distribution center may have left Wichita, but its golf performance fitting center is going to remain here in new space. The company, which is now called the Golfer’s World, opened a fitting center in its former east-side warehouse along K-96 almost six years ago with a goal of custom fitting clubs to players and how they hit.

Wichita, KS · 1d
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Marymount College Documentary to Premeiere

A documentary film about Marymount College, which opened in 1922 and closed in June 1989, is set to premiere. Salina Media Connection’s premiere of “Legacy on the Hill: The Marymount College Story” will be shown Thursday, November 12, at 9:00 p.m. at the Salina Art Center Cinema Theatre. A 7:00 showing is sold out.

Salina, KS · 1d

travelmag.com

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This Kansas State Park Offers A Fascinating Look At Fossils From The Prehistoric Past

Chalk cliffs up to 100 feet tall rise out of flat prairie, and they started as the floor of an ancient ocean. Yes, an ocean. In the middle of the country. The chalk formed about 85 million years ago from tiny sea creatures that piled up over time. Scientists have...

Kansas · 1d

Hutch Post

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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 · 2d

Kansas Reflector

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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 · 4d

Hutch Post

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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 · 7d

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A History of the Florence Methodist Church

When it opened for sales in 1854, Florence was a rough-and-tumble place with a lot going on. Within a few years, several couple of church congregations were started, and nobody wanted to miss a seat in the busiest among them. This is the history of one of them, the Florence Methodist Church.

Florence, KS · 7d

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Schaake Advances to Stage 2 at PGA Tour Q-School

NEWTON, Kan. – Former University of Iowa men’s golfer Alex Schaake advanced to Stage 2 of the 2026 PGA Tour Q-School with his performance at Sand Creek Station Golf Club. Schaake, who competed for the Hawkeyes from 2016-21, finished in a tie for 10th place with a 72-hole total of 278. He opened the tournament with a two-under 70 and one-under 71 before posting a five-under par 67 during Round 3.

Newton, KS · 6d

The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Hegseth's staff damages Kansas-raised Eisenhower's globe

WASHINGTON – Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s staff damaged a standing globe believed to have been used by Kansas-raised U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower while attempting to move the artifact into Hegseth’s office. A Pentagon official acknowledged the incident in a statement on Oct. 22, saying that “an accident occurred while staff were transporting a replica of the Eisenhower globe as part of its relocation.” “Accidents happen, we are grateful no one was harmed, and the globe is being repaired,” the official added. Hegseth was born on anniversary of D Day invasion Hegseth was born on June 6, 1980 , the 36th anniversary of the historic 1944 D Day invasion commanded by Eisenhower, who had an affinity for globes. A large globe is part of the "Waging Peace" exhibit at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum & Boyhood Home, located on a 22-acre campus at 200 SE Fourth St. in Abilene. That tourist attraction educates visitors about the life and times of Eisenhower, who grew up in Abilene, served as a five-star general in the U.S. Army and commanded the Allied Expeditionary Force during World War II. Eisenhower later served as the 34th president of the United States from 1953 to 1961.

Abilene, KS · 8d

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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 · 6d

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Kansas librarians look to tell their story as they face federal budget cuts and other challenges

Nearly 500 librarians from across the state are gathering in Wichita this week for the Kansas Library Association’s annual conference. The conference offers library staff an opportunity for continuing education at a time when the institutions face numerous challenges, including budget cuts and increased use of artificial intelligence. Pauline...

Kansas · 7d

theactiveage.com

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Kansas finds offer new clues to Coronado expedition

A few connected metal rings, lifted from the soil of McPherson County, brought a search through nearly five centuries of Kansas history into sharp focus. On Aug. 28, researchers recovered what archaeologist Deni Seymour identified as a fragment of riveted chain mail — linked metal armor she believes came from Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s 1541 expedition.

Kansas · 9d

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Kansas librarians look to tell their story as they face federal budget cuts and other challenges

Nearly 500 librarians from across the state are gathering in Wichita this week for the Kansas Library Association’s annual conference. The conference offers library staff an opportunity for continuing education at a time when the institutions face numerous challenges, including budget cuts and increased use of artificial intelligence. Pauline...

Kansas · 7d