It took more than three years, but the renovation of the Kansas Museum of History is now finished. The museum – located on the outskirts of Topeka – reopened its doors on Saturday.
Plus more on these stories:
- Triple A says nearly 800 thousand Kansans will be on the road this week for the Thanksgiving holiday.
- Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, many City of Wichita facilities and attractions will close or have special hours this week.
- Travelers can ride for free from Kansas City’s airport to two Johnson County locations during next year’s World Cup.
- The Kansas Board of Regents could expand a program that waives college application fees for three days each fall.
- Wichita will host a reception to celebrate the retirement of city Manager Robert Layton.
- The history of the McAdams neighborhood will be the topic for this month’s Wichita - Sedgwick County Historical Museum speaker series.
- Holiday Moonlight Tours of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Allen House are underway.
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