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The Johnson County Historical Society (JCHS) will present the final program for the year on Monday, May 6 at the Johnson County Library in Buffalo. The program will feature Joan K. Smith discussing the history of the Occidental Hotel. According to a release from the JCHS, the Occidental, from
Let’s consider four statements today about Kansas legislative leadership — and what those statements suggest about how bills become law in our state. Let’s consider if the way we legislate upholds the virtues of collegiality and good-faith debate we expect from representative government. Let’s consider what they mean as the Legislature returns this Thursday for […] The post In these four statements, a damning account of how Kansas makes law by trampling lawmakers appeared first on Kansas Reflect
Let's consider, in other words, if we're making fools of ourselves in the state Legislature with ill-conceived pressure campaigns.
The Johnson County Historical Society (JCHS) will present a discussion on historic tie hacks of the early 20th Century this coming Wednesday in Buffalo. Dave McKee, President of the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association, will be giving the talk on timber camps in southern Wyoming where tie h
Nancy Tabb, Local History Librarian at Johnson County Library, gave a talk at the library on Wednesday, April 3, about Frank Canton, sheriff during the Johnson County War. A good crowd attended the talk. She had several books on display that were available at the library about Canton an