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Newbury Avenue in Paxico is home to antique stores and, starting Monday, a new cafe.
Seraphin Matrot, a 19th-century French immigrant relocated his family from Paris to rural Topeka and built this castle said to be identical to the one he left in France.
Wunder provided opera house info
For $15,000, Michael R. "Mick" Wunder said he would provide information so a Lawrence contractor would win the bids to renovate the Junction City Opera House project, a key witness testified Tuesday in the jury trial of the former Junction City mayor and city commissioner.
The Randy Rogers Band, which earned an ACM Award nomination for Top Vocal Group, will cap the Flint Hills Music Festival, which will be Friday and Saturday in a Wabaunsee County pasture just north of Interstate 70 at Exit 324.
Kansans took part in a rally Saturday to join with others across the nation for the 912 March on Washington.
Accident victim in critical condition
PAXICO a ' A motorcycle rider who suffered injuries considered life-threatening in a Sunday afternoon bike crash remained in critical condition in a Topeka hospital Monday morning.
Column: Time to put your meatloaf skills to the test
I'm a big fan of food contests, and not just because I get invited to judge a lot of the local ones.
Craftsman makes pieces come together
Furniture makes up the bulk of the inventory at the Flint Hills Trader. Photo 1 of 2 Photo 2 of 2 Thad Allton Brad Hamblet operates an antique shop in Alma, but he is busier helping repair and restore buildings around the area.
The rain will wane later this morning and shut off completely by this afternoon, but some northeast Kansas rivers will continue to crest above their flood stage after weekend storms.