Oklahoma and Missouri arts events and talks preview
A Kansas City review of ten artists led by Light Work director Jeffrey Hoone is set for September at the Society of Contemporary Photography with a preliminary screening by local photographers. Also in Oklahoma City, the Will Sampson Award goes to Carved from the Heart, a documentary about a Tsimshian carver, for Best of Show and Best Documentary Short. In Independence Colin Powell marks 50 years since Truman desegregated the U.S. military with a free public address at RLDS Auditorium, with reservations via the Central Ticket Office. KCUR FILM and author programs in Kansas City highlight Notable Books of 1997 and poets Allison Joseph and Mark Jarmon in July and August.
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KU alumnus wins writing award for Dark Trail To Dodge
Kansas University alumnus Cotton Smith earned a Spur Award runner-up for Best First Novel with Dark Trail To Dodge a historically accurate longhorn cattle drive tale. Published by Walker & Company the hardbound edition will be followed by Leisure Books paperback in April. The story earned recognition at the Spur Awards ceremony in Colorado Springs. Meanwhile the Lawrence City Band wraps its summer season with an 8 p.m. concert at South Park featuring Verdi Nabucco selections My Fair Lady tunes and 1812 Overture among others.
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Garden bulletin on heat stress for cucumbers squash and tomatoes
Hot, dry weather near 100 degrees can cause temporary wilting in cucumber and squash plants with leaves showing marginal browning at times. Tomatoes may slow ripening and suffer sunscald under high daytime temperatures, with a deep weekly soak advised. The Garden Calendar from K State Research and Extension Douglas County, written by Dottie Daugherty, offers tips and a Master Gardener Hotline contact.
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