Essential information on all Kansas sportfishing opportunities, including reservoir maps and stream guides as well as what equipment to use for all the species found in the state

Watermark Guide to Fishing in Kansas

Sports & Outdoors

Stanley, George

Hunting & Fishing

Wichita Eagle & Beacon Pub Co

From the cover: "What do you get when you weave together 85 colorful characters who represent the wide diversity of the people of Kansas? The answer: a tapestry in print in the form of Larry Hatteberg's KANSAS PEOPLE. This exciting book is based on the work of Larry Hatteberg, a national award-winning KAKE-TV photojournalist and news anchor. Larry Hatteberg's KANSAS PEOPLE contains photographic essays portraying the 85 Kansas who are Larry's all-time favorites of the hundreds of Hatteberg's People profiles from the past 15 years. Those profiled are located from border to border throughout Kansas. KANSAS PEOPLE includes the ranchers of the Flint Hills and of the western prairie, Kansans who are carefully preserving centuries-old crafts, collectors of unusual items, woodcarvers, artists, sculptors, musicians, and those who care for nature's creatures -- from caterpillars to snakes to bobcats. Others in a category all their own are Wolf River Bob, old Flick, a Tae-Kwon-Do champion, Eisenhower's photographer, a piano player from the silent movies, the owner of a cafe where a meal is still only $1, a science fiction writer, and a Cowtown ambassador. Hatteberg's People range in age from 13 to 97, and if there is one thing they have in common, it is a passion for life and an intense love for what they are doing. Hatteberg's People may be called characters by some, but more importantly, they are Kansas of character. Larry Hatteberg's KANSAS PEOPLE is a book that will make all Kansas feel good about themselves."

Larry Hatteberg's Kansas People

History

Hatteberg, Larry

Americas

Like the Devil: The Kansas Tornadoes of April 26, 1991

Wichita Eagle

Hamric, Sharon

World

Bear Grease, Builders and Bandits: The Men and Women of Wichita's Past

Tanner, Beccy

Prairie Mirth: Crowson Cartoons from Wichita, Kansas

Crowson, Richard

A Bookful of Bob Getz

Humor & Entertainment

Getz, Bob

Humor

Frank Good's Kansas Garden: A Guide to Healthy Lawns, Vegetables, Flowers & More

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Good, Frank

Gardening & Landscape Design

Sorry Were Open: A Geech Collection

Literature & Fiction

Bittle, Jerry

Classics

The Crimson & Blue Handbook: Stories, Stats & Stuff About Ku Basketball

Eric Nelson

Miscellaneous

For nearly 100 years, the men and women of Kansas have quietly been building the nation's premier regional center for the development and production of aircraft. Over the years, the state has been host to about eighty companies that have manufactured well over 250,000 planes. Within Kansas' 50 million acres have been produced about 60 percent of the world's general aviation aircraft. Borne on the South Wind provides perspective on the circumstances, people, and planes that took the state to a position of industry prominence by the 1920s, sustained it during the Depression, helped it boom during World War II, and keeps it competitive during the jet age.

Borne on the South Wind

Rowe, Frank Joseph

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