Lunch with Anna p.s.
A warm Wednesday afternoon on the Wheel Barrow patio. We talked a while before I could get my audio recorder to work on my phone….
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Olive Cafe
Anticipation is high and Topekans are salivating for a taste of Mediterranean; Olive Cafe will have it’s soft opening the second week of July before…
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ABSOLUTE FISHING GUIDES
GIVE A MAN A FISH… TEACH A MAN TO FISH… Toby Leavendusky has a love of fishing, fun and family and in 2020 turned that…
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A CHANT FOR THE CONTINENT
AUTHOR: Ignacio Carvajal Ignacio Carvajal is the author of Plegarias, winner of the Poetic Bridges contest by Casa Cultural de las Américas and the University…
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KINDRED VERSE: POEMS INSPIRED BY ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
AUTHOR: Julie Sellers This collection of beautiful, whimsical poems and photographs invites readers into the world of a young woman known across the world, Anne…
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UNDERGROUND
IT’S BIGGER THAN MUSIC; IT’S RESTORATION Throughout the aggressively irritating pandemic, a lot of local businesses have unfortunately had to close shop. However, things have…
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THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN
THE LIFE + LEGACY OF BLAKE CAZIER seveneightfive contributor coordinator Kristen Shook The following article is a first person account of the short life of…
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LET’S TALK THAI
ROADTRIP WITH JONG’S THAI KITCHEN photos by Alison Beebe Inviting ourselves to tag-along; we learned more about the origins of Jong’s Thai Kitchen food. Banjong…
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SUMMER BREWS TO TRY
@TopekaBeer BLACK BUTTE PORTERfrom Deshutes Dark roasted but light bodied, this porter has a nice hop and malt structure. Three new Deschute releases hit stands…
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KANSAS… A GOOD PLACE TO MOUNTAIN BIKE
by Scott Stebner | photos by Scott Stebner For Topeka native Trevor Dabney, mountain biking, much less trail building, was never at the front of…
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