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Local organizations have partnered with the Equal Justice Initiative to recognize a history of racial violence in Atchison, focusing on an 1870 lynching.
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Local organizations have partnered with the Equal Justice Initiative to recognize a history of racial violence in Atchison, focusing on an 1870 lynching.
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution urges Americans to reflect on the United States Constitution during this month’s annual observance. in honor this foundational document of national governance.
“It takes three log houses to make a city in Kansas, but they begin calling it a city as soon as they have staked out the lots.” —Horace Greely.
The 110th anniversary celebration of the Atchison chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, held on January 27, featured an address by Kansas State Regent Katherine Walker West and Regent West’s administration of the new membership oath to Heather Rush.
At one time, the Welsh community of Northeast Brown County was quite prominent with surnames like that of Evans, Picton, Davies and Johns dotting the landscape.
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