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Women s suffrage memorial in Kansas Statehouse is one step closer — but could face a delay

A Manhattan artist has been chosen to paint a women's suffrage memorial for the Kansas Statehouse, but there could be a delay due to design tweaks.

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Capitol panel OKs tree, updates to mansion

The tradition of the Oklahoma Fallen Heroes Christmas Tree was begun last year and the committee unanimously agreed to continue it.

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Civil War flag center to host open house to showcase its interactive exhibit

Civil War flag center to host open house to showcase its interactive exhibit
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Great PA News Quiz: Opioid money, teacher shortage, and Womens Veterans Day

Great PA News Quiz: Opioid money, teacher shortage, and Womens Veterans Day
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Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bills Honoring Kansas History

Governor Laura Kelly today signed Senate Bill 39, a bipartisan bill directing the Capitol Preservation Committee to develop and approve plans for a mural honoring the 1st Kansas Colored Voluntary Infantry Regiment. This bill allows a project started more than 20 years ago to finally be completed.

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