Outdoors

The White Buffalo District celebrated the return of the 48th annual Trappers’ Rendezvous, a premier event celebrating the spirit of the 1800s last week at Harvey County Park West. From January 17-19, mountain men, trappers, traders, crafters, and Scouts converged along the scenic banks of the Arkansas River.

All across the state, Kansans have been enjoying or perhaps dealing with the snow for more than a week. I have heard countless people remark that there’s been more snow than we have had in years. It definitely feels like the longest snow streak we have had in the 12 years I have lived in Kansas.

Starting Onion Plants Indoors

By Calandria EdwardsHorticulture Agent K-State Research and Extension Butler CountyReprinted from the Butler County Times-Gazette Anyone who has fed the birds has experienced issues with their bird feeders ranging from…

By Erin SochaKansasReflector.comSpecial to the Tribune When Mike Moddrell bought 320 acres of land in southwest Douglas County in 2002, it looked very different from the tallgrass prairie it is…

By Jacob KlaudtK-State Research and Extension news serviceSpecial to the Tribune MANHATTAN, Kan. — When most elements in nature get colder and freeze, they usually get denser in composition. However,…