Volume 81, Issue 2 On the cover: Photographer Jim Richardson works on archiving his life's work, photographed by David Mayes The Evolution of Our Covers By Andrea Etzel As the magazine celebrates…
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In addition to recreating historic menus, Lucinda’s Katering serves up comfort fare inspired by classic railroad dining. This Chicken Stuffing Bake is one of the most requested dishes—rave-reviewed by…
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This beloved cobbler was once served aboard the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, affectionately known as “The Katy.” Originally published in Dinner on the Diner by Will C. Hollister, the recipe called…
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This elegant Wild Mushroom & Spinach Strudel recipe came from the Governor's Meeting House in Shawnee. It was featured in the spring 2002 issue of KANSAS! . Mary and Mark Mollentine, owners of this…
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Step back in time with a heartwarming recipe straight from the archives of KANSAS! . For years, readers have cherished the flavors of local Kansas eateries, and in 2002, Dawna A. from Lenexa reached…
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Have fun with friends by going on a flying disc adventure through Kansas Did you know one of the largest disc golf companies started in Kansas? Dynamic Discs started as a small company that sold a…
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Stop by these five towns to see some of our favorite animal sculptures Rhinos in Marion Marion has 80 rhinos around town, only these rhinos are two feet tall and made of concrete. Each rhino is…
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Sweet, Tangy, and Totally Irresistible Nothing says down-home charm quite like a classic red velvet cake—and this version takes it to the next level. Moist, tender, and rich in flavor, these cupcakes…
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A conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their lives in photography AARON PATTON For 16 years, Aaron Patton has been a commercial and editorial portrait photographer in Wichita. With clients…
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published in the winter of 1992 by Don Lambert. It's been lightly edited. A look back to 1992, when the Kansas Legislature took action to recognize one…
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