Today’s Flyover People column as seen in The Emporia Gazette: Deer head, Java Cat Coffee House, Emporia A RAINY MONDAY At the Java Cat, a woman in her 20s sits down with a book and I’m curious as to what she’s reading. Fiction? Non-fiction? The sky is dim this particular day, the overhead bulb has …
Moon Marble
Today’s Flyover People column as seen in The Emporia Gazette: MOON MARBLE “Do you guys mind if I turn on the big rocket flame for a minute?” Bruce Breslow asked the group of about 20 gathered in his marble-making studio. “Yes,” shouted the dozen or so Cub Scouts in the bleachers. With encouragement from …
Out the window
Looking out the front windows of the Flint Hills Discovery Center. Off in the distance is the new Manhattan Convention Center (which has an annoying, unremovable bar-thingy across their website.)
Strecker-Nelson pop-up gallery
The Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery is upstairs, but on the ground level is their fabulous pop-up gallery with an incredible variety of art. 406 Poyntz, Manhattan, Kansas Follow the Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery on Facebook.
Along Poyntz Ave.
Downtown Manhattan.
Calico
Calico cat at the hippie shop, The Wild Side, in Aggieville.
Rollin’
Outdoor wall art at the So Long Saloon, Aggieville, Manhattan.
On grocery store shelves
Kuchera’s Mild Salsa is now available at Reeble’s South in Emporia. And at Gene’s Heartland Foods and Barleycorns in Wamego (Drew’s original hometown.) I first met Drew Kuchera last year at the Emporia Farmers’ Market and have been enjoying Kuchera’s salsa ever since. I don’t buy any other brand anymore. Kuchera’s is it. I’ve followed Drew …
Teapot Clock
At the Java Cat, 610 Merchant, Emporia.
Well, yeah.
Sign in front of Town Crier Bookstore, Emporia.
AE luggage
In the 1930s, Amelia Earhart had a line of clothing and a line of luggage.