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Category: Made in Kansas

'Tribal Enterprises Adapt to Community Needs'

By Rhonda LeValdo on Mar. 14, 2022

Photography by Ryan Coody The Baxoje (Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska) are located in the northeast corner of Kansas, and they are doing big things economically. With more than 26 enterprises…

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Poppin 'Good: Princeton Popcorn

By Amber Fraley on Jan. 13, 2022

KANSAS!/Bill Stephen Bob Ralph was raised a city boy, in the heart of Overland Park. But when he was growing up there in the 1980s, he frequented a patch of nearby farmland that became his…

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Interview with Master Distiller and Master Blender of TILL American Wheat Vodka

By KANSAS! Staff Writer on Dec. 04, 2020

In preparation for our upcoming virtual happy hour with TILL American Wheat Vodka, we took some time to meet the men behind this Atchison based distillery. Who pride themselves on being a true…

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Beauty in Paper, Blooms and Glass

By Amber Fraley on Aug. 07, 2020

From her home studio in Wichita, Tomiyo Tajiri creates stunning kimonos, origami art and accessories. Tajiri began studying her craft while growing up on Okinoerabujima, a small Japanese island near…

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A Tip of the Hat | Hatman Jack's

By Patsy Terrell on Oct. 30, 2017

Jack Kellogg’s interest in fashion and history led him into the hat business at age 17. “The hat was the accessory that stood out the most,” he says. “It made the biggest statement about who a person…

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Sarah Zepick Pottery | Artist Profile

By Patsy Terrell on Feb. 23, 2017

Sarah Zepick describes her pottery as hand-built pieces with organic edges. Her distinctive look usually involves a white glaze with gold rim. Her design wasn’t something she started out doing. “It…

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