Home on the Range film premieres in Kansas city
A Kansas made made for TV film titled Home on the Range debuts with Buck Taylor and Rance Howard portraying key figures in the song history. Filmed around Wichita with scenes at Old Cow Town and Sedgwick County locations, the 48 minute documentary traces the Kansas state song from its origins to national fame aided by a 1934 lawsuit. The project cost about 125 thousand dollars and benefited from Kansas Humanities Council and local foundations funding. Premieres at the Orpheum Theatre on January 13 with subsequent showings in Smith Center and Kansas City.
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Sunlight Breaks Through Clouds Over Leoti Field
Sunlight bursts through clouds over a field near Leoti on Saturday creating a bright, dramatic landscape moment captured in gold hour light.
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Willis Pracht folk and gospel program at Garden Valley
A Tuesday evening roundup features singer songwriter Willis Pracht presenting folk classic country gospel and original music at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St starting at 7 p m with free admission and the public welcome.
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Kansas Crossing casino moves ahead amid court challenges
Kansas Crossing developers press on with Pittsburg casino as Kansas Supreme Court plans January hearings on Castle Rock Cheroke e County lawsuits. Court review could send case back or end the state challenges. meanwhile construction and road work continue for a March 2017 opening.
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Year of Kansas political upheaval ends with lessons learned
A sweeping recap of 2016 Kansas politics highlights Brownback’s unpopularity and GOP retirements, a $350 million deficit, Kobach with Trump, the Kansas Supreme Court ruling school funding unconstitutional, realignment of Congress, health and Medicaid concerns, judicial retention fights, KPERS funding challenges, voting-law disputes, and a Save Kansas Coalition push. It also notes Mitch Holmes dress code controversy and a later apology.
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