Courtesy K-State Research & Extension By RON WILSONHuck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development Amelia Earhart speaks. She smiles, looks up, and begins to talk about her life experiences. Wait – didn't Amelia Earhart disappear in the South Pacific 80 years ago? Yes, but she is alive again – at least virtually – in an incredible museum that will open in her hometown of Atchison in spring, 2023. Joe Brentano is director of the new Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum. Makinzie Burghart is director of development. Burghart grew up in Atchison as did Amelia Earhart 120 years earl...