List of Local Newspapers in Kansas - 09/30/07 09:26 PM
List of Newspapers in Kansas Local Newspapers The Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, (web site) - Abilene The Andover Journal-Advocate, (web site) - Andover The Arkansas City Traveler, (web site) - Arkansas City The Augusta Daily Gazette, (web site) - Augusta Baldwin City Signal, (web site) - Baldwin City Basehore Sentinal, (web site) - Basehor The … (0 comments)
Shops and Offices in Aggieville, Manhattan, Kansas - 09/30/07 09:16 PM
Shops and offices
Aggieville contains a diverse menagerie of shops and businesses which are nearly all aimed at the college-age demographic. Since Aggieville's first shop, a laundromat, opened in 1898, local businesses have catered to students at the nearby university.
Varney's Book Store
Varney's bookstore sells school supplies to Kansas State … (0 comments)
Bars and Eateries in Aggieville, Manhattan, Kansas - 09/30/07 09:06 PM
A large part of the unique flavor of the Aggieville scene stems from the multitude of locally-owned and operated bars, eateries and shops located in the district. With over one hundred total businesses, the ever-changing tapestry of shops and restaurants brings a rich diversity of entertainment, food and drink while preserving … (0 comments)
Aggieville in Manhattan, Kansas - 09/30/07 08:57 PM
Aggieville is the name of six square blocks consisting of college-age oriented bars, restaurants and shops in Manhattan, Kansas. Before 1898, students at the Kansas State Agricultural College (now Kansas State University) had to purchase their textbooks downtown, which, in the age before the automobile, was inconvenient due to distance and often, … (0 comments)
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium - 09/30/07 08:48 PM
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium is a stadium in Manhattan, Kansas. It is used solely for American football, and is the home field of the Kansas State University Wildcats.
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium opened as KSU Stadium in 1968, with a capacity of 35,000. It was the replacement for Memorial … (0 comments)
Famous People From Kansas - 09/27/07 11:28 PM
The links below include lists of famous people and public figures from Kansas within these following categories: famous artists, famous authors, famous musicians, famous actors, famous directors, infamous people, fictional characters, public figures in military, national security, religion, and politics and law, famous aviators, famous astronauts, famous businessmen, famous inventors, and famous athletes … (0 comments)
Famous Artists, Authors, and Musicians from Kansas - 09/27/07 10:55 PM
Arts & Literature Artists Blackbear Bosin, (1921-1980), Native American artist, Wichita, Kansas. Willard Roswell Cox, (1902-1974), painter/commercial artist, Wichita, Kansas. John Steuart Curry, (1897-1946), artist, Winchester, Kansas. Aaron Douglas, (1900-1979), artist, Topeka, Kansas. Gordon Parks, (1912-2006), photographer and film director, Fort Scott, Kansas. Gil Rumsey, painter, Overland Park, Kansas Authors Laura Abbot, (born...), author of … (0 comments)
Famous Actors and Directors from Kansas - 09/27/07 10:47 PM
Actors and directors from Kansas Kirstie Alley, (born 1951), actress, Wichita, Kansas. Fatty Arbuckle, (1887-1933), actor, Smith Center, Kansas. Ed Asner, (born 1929), actor, Kansas City, Kansas. Steve Balderson, (born 1975), film director, Wamego, Kansas. Hugh Beaumont, (1909-1982), actor, Lawrence, Kansas Annette Bening, (born 1958), actress, Topeka, Kansas. Steve Brodie, (1919-1992) actor, … (1 comments)
List of Hospitals in Kansas - 09/27/07 10:40 PM
List of hospitals in Kansas, sorted by hospital name. Allen County Hospital - Iola, Kansas Anderson County Hospital - Garnett, Kansas Atchison Hospital - Atchison, Kansas[1] Bob Wilson Memorial Grant County Hospital - Ulysses, Kansas Central Kansas Medical Center - Great Bend, Kansas Children's Mercy Hospital South - Overland Park, Kansas Clay … (1 comments)
Information about Kanopolis, Kansas - 09/27/07 10:19 PM
Kanopolis is a city in Ellsworth County, Kansas, United States. The town is built on the site of Fort Harker, a United States Army base that housed infantry and cavalry troops involved in the Indian Wars from 1867 to 1872. After Fort Harker was closed, the new town was given the … (0 comments)
Information about Ellsworth, Kansas - 09/27/07 10:06 PM
Ellsworth, my hometown! Ellsworth is a city in Ellsworth County, Kansas. The population was 2,965 at the 2000 census. It is the county seat of Ellsworth County. The city is named for Fort Ellsworth, which was built in 1864. Due to speculation on imminent railroad construction, the population of Ellsworth boomed to over … (1 comments)
1215 Houston Street, Manhattan, Kansas Listing - 09/27/07 09:37 PM
1215 Houston Street, Manhattan, KansasLocation: Manhattan, KSThis all brick, 1.5 story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is a one-of-a-kind charmer!!! It has been fully remodeled and updated in excellent taste. It features professional landscaping that is easy to maintain with a remote control sprinkler system! You can enjoy the seasonal landscape … (1 comments)
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