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Book Talk with Member Susan Armstrong @ Watermark Books, July 23, 6:00 p.m.

6/30/2026

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This year, as the United States of America celebrates 250 years of liberty, member Susan Armstrong has co-authored a patriotic new book with Vlasta Honolka, of Augusta.

The book, titled They Gave All For Freedom: the powerful true story of one family’s quest for freedom, and the two countries they served, was published in March. It is a triumph-over-adversity story of the Honolka family, who immigrated from Czechoslovakia to the USA seventy-five years ago, after many years under the Nazi regime, Communist Russia's occupation, in prisons and displaced persons camps.

Writing in a narrative, journalistic style, Susan draws from Vlasta’s personal memories as the youngest daughter in the Honolka family. She incorporates newspaper articles, family letters and other documents to bring authenticity to the story.

The book is now available through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, in paperback and e-book formats. Locally, it is in-stock at Watermark Books & Cafe, in Wichita.

You are invited to join the authors at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, July 23, 2026, for a Book Talk, at Watermark Books & Café, 4701 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67218. The event is free, but reservations are requested. Call Watermark Books: 316-682-1181.
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Member Connlyn Sinclair Publishes Kawmazing Tales, a Fantasy Collection with a Kansas Setting

6/29/2026

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Connlyn Sinclair announces probably the only fantasy collection about the state of Kansas to be published this year. Kawmazing Tales reprints all of his stories set locally: Bigfoot Village, The Origins of Kansas Man, Fairy Fire Over Kansas, Around The World 80 Games, and Pike & Pistol in a fake magazine that is probably the greatest gag gift written by a KAC member.
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Kawmazing Tales
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#ReadLocalKS: The Sigh and Flutter

6/26/2026

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Member Amy Kliewer sends a reading recommendation!

I thoroughly enjoyed The Sigh and Flutter, poems by Julie Ann Baker Brin. Her poems touch on the realities of everyday life and relationships while displaying the fleeting wonders of the natural world for us to gaze at in awe. And the cover art is gorgeous!
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Amy Kliewer and Julie Ann Baker Brin are members from the Wichita area.
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What are you reading? Help us lift and share the good news about Kansas literature. Tag your book loves and reviews on social media with #ReadLocalKS and submit here to be posted on the Kansas Authors Club website. ​
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Member Poetry Book Receives Honorable Mention at San Francisco Book Festival

6/26/2026

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Kevin R Peterson’s poetry chapbook A Poetic Wandering received an honorable mention at this year’s San Francisco Book Festival.  Kevin is a KAC member from Salina.
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Kevin R Peterson is a 4th generation Kansan born on January 29 – Kansas Day. His affinity for poetry began in high school and grew as a result of a local writer’s group. He was fortunate enough to have many of his early works published by editors of numerous poetry magazines that were in print during the 1980s.

He has authored four poetry chapbooks: The Years Have Come - 1986, Kendra, A Father’s Feelings – 1986, Perceived Realities – 1987, and Traps – 1989. In 1989 Kevin wrote the book Our Spark of Hope which detailed the story of his daughter becoming one of the first children in the United States to receive a cochlear implant.

Kevin was pulled away from creative writing for a time as he was involved with technical writing: creating brochures, writing magazine articles, posting internet articles, and sharing hundreds of case histories that explained processes and solutions for products manufactured by companies he worked with.

Since retirement he has returned to creative writing, having recently authored his latest book of poetry A Poetic Wandering – 2025. In 2026, this book was nominated for the Eric Hoffer Book Award and received an Honorable Mention at the San Francisco Book Festival. Kevin is a member of the Kansas Authors Club and Per Aspera Poets.

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Member Quarter Page "Book Ads"

6/26/2026

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Ideal for single book promotion.

  • Ads will be displayed on the Kansas Authors Club website throughout the year (home page and convention page with links through to the advertiser’s website).

  • Ads will be featured individually on Kansas Authors Club social media pages.

  • Ads will be printed in the 2026 Writing Convention Program.
 
  • *Ads received by August 15 will be printed in the Writing from the Center Zine 
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  • Ads will be printed in the 2027 Kansas Authors Club yearbook and remain a part of the 2026 event online archives.


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Member Connlyn Sinclair Publishes "Strange Detective Stories"

6/25/2026

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Lawrence author Connlyn Sinclair has long loved classic mysteries like Sweet Danger and Murders In The Rue Morgue which blended the real and the absurd. He loves them so much we wrote an ebook of several stories in that style which is now on Amazon. The collection reprints seven of his strangest detective stories which range from being actual science fiction to just being really weird.
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The Absurd Detective Book: Seven Strange Cases
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Member Cynthia Mines Debuts Historical Novel set in Early 20th Century Kansas

6/24/2026

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Heaven in a Wildflower by Cynthia Mines 978-1-972231-05-0 (hard cover) 978-1-972231-01-2 (paperback) 978-1-972231-04-3 (ebook) 978-1-972231-06-7 (audio) FICTION / Historical / General FICTION / Coming of Age FICTION / Small Town & Rural
Heaven in a Wildflower, a novel by Cynthia Mines, is the story of Kristin Thorsen, who is forced to grow up in a lonely prairie parsonage in central Kansas with her father as the Great War rages in Europe. Twenty years later, when her husband leaves for World War II, Kristin returns to the prairie to explore her past and write down memories to pass on to her daughter.

Set among fields of emerald-green winter wheat, the coming-of-age story takes on Oz overtones when Kristin is befriended by a neighbor widow and a local seed merchant on a journey to trust her heart and summon the courage to explore beyond the vast horizon. She leaves the prairie for Kansas City where she is hired as a Harvey Girl at Union Station in the early 1920s.   

“(The author) has thoughtfully and lovingly distilled Kansas history into a page-turning novel,” wrote Ted Ayres, producer/host of “Inside the Cover,” a PBS Kansas program, in an advance review. “This coming-of-age story will educate, inform, and entertain readers of all ages.”
For more than four decades, Mines has researched Kansas history through roles as publisher-editor of Travel Kansas magazine for 32 years, as a reporter for the Wichita Business Journal, and as the author of the nonfiction book, For the Sake of Art: The Story of a Kansas Renaissance, which was named a Kansas Notable Book in 2016. Her articles have appeared in dozens of publications, including the Los Angeles Times. This is her first novel.

Mines turned to fiction to tell Kansas stories because she believed a historical novel might reach more readers than a nonfiction book. “Kansas has such a rich and varied history, I wanted as many people as possible to know what life was like on the prairie,” she said. “This also seemed an especially important time to preserve and amplify the significant role immigrants played in building the state.”  

She added that another goal was to try and “capture the essence and enigma that is Kansas, a state that has produced President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aviatrix Amelia Earhart, and Pulitzer Prize-winning writers William Allen White and William Inge. Interestingly, these brilliant and inspiring Kansans did not hail from the state’s larger cities--they were shaped by their hometowns of Abilene, Atchison, Emporia, and Independence.”   

The 360-page book is available in hard cover ($38), paperback ($25), ebook ($12) and audiobook narrated by Marsha Hoover ($16) wherever books are sold. The book has been certified free of AI by the Authors Guild.

Meadowlark Press, established in Emporia in 2014, publishes novels, memoirs, poetry and children’s books with a focus on Midwestern settings and authors. Meadowlark Press also awards the annual Birdy Prize to the best full-length collection of poetry nationwide.

Heaven in a Wildflower @ Meadowlark Bookstore
Cynthia Mines
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An award-winning writer, Cynthia Mines published The Wichita Times and Travel Kansas magazine for more than thirty years. Her articles have appeared in dozens of publications, including travel articles in the Los Angeles Times. Her book, For the Sake of Art: The Story of a Kansas Renaissance, was named a Kansas Notable Book in 2016. She is the author of two other books on Kansas history as well as numerous articles and chapters. This is her first novel.

A graduate of McPherson College, she earned a master’s degree in English from Wichita State University. She lives with her husband, Toby, and dog, Ozzie, on the prairie in central Kansas.
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​Educator’s Dedication to Cultural Awareness and Innovative Teaching Brings Rewards to Kansas Students and Beyond

6/24/2026

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Member Book Announcement:
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Uncharted Paths: A Memoir of Teaching and Learning Lakshmi Kambampati BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs EDUCATION / Multicultural Education TRAVEL / Asia / India & South Asia SOCIAL SCIENCE / Emigration & Immigration Paperback: 978-1-972231-02-9 Ebook: 978-1-972231-03-6
In Uncharted Paths: A Memoir of Teaching and Learning, Wichita resident Lakshmi Kambampati shares the most important lessons of her career: not the ones she taught, but the ones she learned from students and communities around the world.

“Uncharted Paths invites us to share a teacher’s colorful and endearing journey among students she met and the teaching problems she encountered in classrooms across the world. The adventures of this teacher-ambassador are sometimes ironic and often thrilling. As years pass, she learns how education happens beyond the seas and in cultures little known to us. Go with her—you’ll be glad you did,” writes William F Woods, PhD, Professor Emeritus of English, Wichita State University.

Originally from India, Kambampati has called Wichita, Kansas, her home for the past four decades. This memoir, a collection of recollections, chronicles her journey as an immigrant, an educator, and a traveler. Through moments of cultural misunderstandings, personal triumphs, and professional growth, she offers insights that inspire readers to embrace diversity, navigate challenges, and find purpose in service.

With a Master of Science in Geography and a Master of Education in School Administration, she taught mathematics at Butler Com­mun­ity College and Wichita Technical College, history at Friends University, and mathematics for Wichita Public Schools.

Her passion for education has taken her across the world. Highlights of her career include receiving a Fulbright Professional Excellence Award, serving as a two-time Peace Corps Volunteer, and working as a U.S. State Department-sponsored English Language Fellow. She trained teachers in India and Liberia, empowered women entrepreneurs in Tanzania, and shared innovative teach­ing methods globally. These experiences are shared in her memoir.

Her contributions earned regional and national recognition, including the City of Wichita’s proclamation of August 15, 2000, as “Lakshmi Kambampati Day” and ING Ltd.’s “Unsung Hero” award for her creative teaching approaches. She has presented at national and inter­national conferences on education and pedagogy, bridging cultures through knowledge exchange.

The 232-page book is now available in paperback ($25) and ebook ($9) wherever books are sold.

Meadowlark Press, established in Emporia in 2014, publishes novels, memoirs, poetry and children’s books with a focus on Midwestern settings and authors. Meadowlark Press also awards the annual Birdy Prize to the best full-length collection of poetry nationwide.

Uncharted Paths @ Meadowlark Bookstore
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Lakshmi Kambampati brings a lifetime of rich experiences as an educator and cultural ambassador to her first book--Uncharted Paths—a memoir of pliability, cultural exchange, and lifelong learning. With a Master of Science in Geography and a Master of Education in School Administration, she taught mathematics at Butler Com­mun­ity College and Wichita Technical College, history at Friends University, and mathematics for Wichita Public Schools.

Her passion for education has taken her across the world. Highlights of her career include receiving a Fulbright Professional Excellence Award, serving as a two-time Peace Corps Volunteer, and working as a U.S. State Department-sponsored English Language Fellow. She trained teachers in India and Liberia, empowered women entrepreneurs in Tanzania, and shared innovative teach­ing methods globally. These experiences deepened her understanding of education’s power to transform lives.

Her contributions earned regional and national recognition, including the City of Wichita’s proclamation of August 15, 2000, as “Lakshmi Kambampati Day” and ING Ltd.’s “Unsung Hero” award for her creative teaching approaches. She has presented at national and inter­national conferences on education and pedagogy, bridging cultures through knowledge exchange.

This memoir—a collection of reflections—chronicles her journey as an immigrant, educator, and traveler. Through moments of cultural misunderstandings, per­sonal triumphs, and professional growth, she offers insights that inspire readers to embrace diversity, navigate challenges, and find purpose in service.

Beyond teaching and writing, she finds joy in painting vibrant nature scenes with acrylics and tending to her organic garden. These passions, like her travels, keep her connected to the beauty of the world and the lessons it continues to offer.

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June 30 - Deadline for 105 Meadowlark Reader, Theme - Borrowed

6/23/2026

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105 Meadowlark Reader: Guidelines
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July 1 - Registration Deadline for Exhibitors, Kansas Book Festival

6/23/2026

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The 15th Annual Kansas Book Festival is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Library on the campus of Washburn University. July 1st is the deadline to register as an exhibitor at the Kansas Book Festival. https://kansasbookfestival.com/exhibitors/
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New Book by Member Mark Wentling

6/20/2026

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​My latest book was published on May 26. It's about Leah, a middle-aged woman from a small town in Kansas, who is pregnant with her new husband after she divorced her local husband of 22 years, leaving her six children she had with him, and taking a seventh illegitimate toddler with her, going in her new and younger husband's luxury car to the US East Coast for the first time to his home area in New Haven, Connecticut to start a new life. The book is set in the 1950s and is full of unexpected twists and turns. Leah endures many difficulties but survives to build a life in New York City, which she could not have possibly foreseen. An unforgettable story based on a true experience.
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Duane L. Herrmann Published at Spillwords

6/20/2026

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Where Nothing is Forgotten
by Duane L. Herrmann
Spillwords Press
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Topeka Words in the Wind Open Mic -June 24

6/20/2026

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Words in the Wind open mic
featuring
Jennifer Rodgers Gordon

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Wednesday, June 24
at Round Table Bookstore
826 N. Kansas Ave., Topeka
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Jennifer Gordon was raised in Salina by her mother, a single parent, who emphasized the importance of an education, while nurturing and supporting Jennifer’s talent as a singer. Jennifer graduated from Kansas Wesleyan with a degree in Education and received her Master’s and PhD. From Kansas State University. Her career as an educator included 23 years with Topeka Public Schools.
  Her innate talent as a singer led to Jennifer’s love of words and verse. Jennifer began writing poetry more than fifty years ago for reflection and contemplation on life as a baby boomer living through the 1960s. She often uses the repetition of words and phrases in her poetry. “Poetically Pregnant” was her self-published book poems, chronicling her joys and struggles as a wife and mother. She often wrote poems on life for her children, “In The Garden.”
   Since retiring in 2021, Jennifer has doubled-down on writing poetry. Her “Poem for a Poet: Gwendolyn Brooks,” was selected by the Topeka Arts Connect panel and featured in their, “Blooming in the Noise of the Whirlwind: A Tribute Topeka Poets Past and Present,” exhibition.
 
Jennifer will begin at 6:15 p.m.
 

​June is poetry month.
Sign-up for open mic
begins 6 p.m.
Words in the Wind is sponsored by
Kansas Authors Club Topeka Chapter
& Round Table Bookstore
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Welcome, Lori Hershberger!

6/20/2026

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​Lori Hershberger grew up on an Amish farm in rural Hutchinson, Kansas. She still calls Kansas home, but spends most of her days in Thailand where she has lived for the past 12 years. Lori teaches English to high school students in the town of Mae Sariang in Mae Hong Son Province, and writes poetry in the margins of her days. She has a bachelor's degree in English from Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and a graduate certificate from Moreland University's TeachNow program. Lori mostly writes poetry and a few short stories, but dreams of writing a novel. A recent success was her poem, Eternity in Our Hearts, that won a $500 dollar prize in a writing contest held by https://thecurator.org  for texts to be set to choral music. Currently, two more of her poems are being set to choral music.

Because of the distance and time change between Kansas and Thailand, Lori finds it difficult to connect with other writers, but when at all possible enjoys discussing poetry and writing with other literature lovers, and getting good feedback on her work. She likes eating cookies, riding trains, and watching rivers. To read more of her poetry, check out her latest poetry collection, Tracing Lines, on Amazon, subscribe to her on Substack at @lorihershberger, or get in touch with her at [email protected]. She loves to hear from readers and especially loves to connect with other writers.
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Convention Registration is Now Open!

6/15/2026

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  • Registration opens on Monday, June 15. 
  • Those who register prior to August 31 will receive 10% off.
  • Scholarships are available to members! 
  • Non-members are invited to join first to receive the membership rate.​
Learn More & Register Today!
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Count Down to Close of Writing Contest - 10 days!

6/5/2026

 
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Deadline for getting your entries submitted:

June 15, 2026 @ Midnight!


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#ReadLocalKS: Ava: A Year of Adventure in the Life of an American Avocet

6/5/2026

 
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Ava: A Year of Adventure in the Life of an American Avocet
by Mandy Kern
illustrated by Onalee Nicklin
 
Observing birds in their natural habitat is brought to life in Ava: A Year of Adventure in the Life of an American Avocet. “Kansas Wetlands Education Center Program Specialist Mandy Kern is passionate about helping others appreciate the natural resources around them. She enjoys making opportunities for children to connect with the outdoors, away from electronics and screens.” Host to almost half a million shorebirds annually, the Cheyenne Bottoms Preserve is an essential migration point in the Western Hemisphere, a wetlands home of the Central Flyways.
 
Unfortunately, “unregulated hunting, predators, human disturbance, habitat loss, and climate change threaten these birds' survival.” Although numerous plants and animals face conservation challenges, the beauty of the diverse wildlife population remains etched in the reader’s mind. Ceremonial courting and instinctive and protective behaviors are evident in this story geared for various ages, interests, and abilities.
 
Complete with science literacy, accurate descriptions, a helpful glossary, and authentic photography, Ava is accented with personification, onomatopoeia, energetic vocabulary, and inviting color. The distinct plants and animals of the freshwater marsh and upland grass captivate birds in their journey from Mexico through Texas and Oklahoma to Kansas then onward north as far as Canada.

Onalee Nicklin’s precise and artistic depiction of animals in their thriving reservoir enhances the story. Her detailed illustrations engage the reader with a creative complexity. Kern and Nicklin’s combined efforts portray shorebirds in their remarkable environment. “More than a bird’s eye view,” Ava is recommended for those intrigued by ecosystems, estuaries, flora, fauna, and migration. This important nature story compels respect for all living landscapes.
 
 
Respectfully submitted,
Carmaine Ternes
Librarian, Author, Editor, Presenter
“A child who reads will be an adult who thinks!”
Carmaine Ternes is a member of Kansas Authors Club from Wichita.
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What are you reading? Help us lift and share the good news about Kansas literature. Tag your book loves and reviews on social media with #ReadLocalKS and submit here to be posted on the Kansas Authors Club website. ​

Welcome, new member Amanda Votava

6/3/2026

 
​Amanda Votava is a recent college graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology who resides in a little city called Peculiar, Missouri. She acquired a passion for words and fictional worlds as a small child, having been raised in a house full of avid readers. In school, Amanda was known as the reserved girl who always had her nose in a book or a notebook and pencil in her hand. Despite the many characters and stories in her head and on paper -- and poems in her notes app -- Amanda has shared little of her work outside of her family and classes. She has decided to take a leap of faith and pursue writing as a more serious, professional endeavor. Knowing first hand what comfort a poem, story, or novel can be, Amanda hopes to contribute her own comfort to other readers, both as commiseration and escapism.
Amanda primarily writes free-verse poetry and fantasy, but she has also dabbled in realistic fiction and horror. When she isn't writing or daydreaming about writing, Amanda can be found reading or spending time with her family.

Member Helps Kick Off Bonner Springs Library Summer Reading Program

6/1/2026

 
Tuesday, June 2 at 6:30 PM: KAC member and western Kansas native Melanie Bonner Thomas will deliver a presentation on her book Old Man of the Fossil Beds in Bonner Springs to kick off their multi-library summer reading program, One Book, Many Neighbors. The presentation and reading take place at the Alden-Harrington Family Event Center, 218 Oak St., Bonner Springs, KS at 6:30 pm. More information about the reading program: 
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https://www.onebookmanyneighbors.org/
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Robert Phillips Presenting in Eureka on June 6

6/1/2026

 
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Robert W. Phillips, member from Lawrence, will be presenting a program on his new book, Big Boys Don't Cry; a memoir of his growing up in the Flint Hills, 1940-50s, near Virgil, Kansas.

The presentation will take place at the Greenwood County Historical Society, Eureka, Kansas, June 6, 2026, 1:30 pm


The public is invited.
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