Documenting events for Life magazine was Fort Scott-born Gordon Parks. A retrospective of Parks showed in Wichita summer 1999. If the Price Tower in Bartlesville seems tall and narrow from the outside, wait till you get on the inside of Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper. The program was credited with breaking down stereotypes about black american servicemen. If your child has a saxophone on a holiday wish list this season, you'll know they were one of the 1500 children who heard the Amherst Saxophone Quartet in Joplin.
Students perform plays and music and parents view the students artwork.
It explores the history of America's barns and why people feel fondly toward these buildings. Langston Hughes was born 98 years ago in Joplin, Missouri. The surprising outcome of the 6-month dispute was the start of a period of assimilation for African Americans into the area. The sounds coming from ditches and ponds around the area are a sure sign that Spring is here. Listen to the sound of frogs and hear Professor Jim Tripplet from Pittsburg State University explain how and why they call.