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Dorri Partain Contributor Kansas City’s favorite clown not only appeared on television, but his famous face was used to advertise local products and businesses as well. Whizzo the Clown, as…
Dorri Partain Contributor Kansas City’s favorite clown not only appeared on television, but his famous face was used to advertise local products and businesses as well. Whizzo the Clown, as…
Dorri Partain Contributor Twenty-one red balloons lifted off into the sky on Sunday, August 15th as friends and family gathered at The Concourse to celebrate the birthday of Michael Aaron…
Dorri Partain Contributor Every kitchen probably has at least one on the cookbook shelf – the school/church/club fundraising cookbook. Titled “Somethin’s Cookin’!” this edition was published by members of the…
Dorri Partain Contributor Lights out! Everyone gather around for a slide show featuring our final destination of this year’s national parks postcard journey. During a period when black and white…
Dorri Partain Contributor Fans of horror and fantasy comics may recognize the work of creator Kyle Strahn, who has called Northeast home for the past five years. Strahm will be…
Dorri Partain Contributor Whether you’re tramping through the shifting sand dunes or along a dusty trail, a scout should always have a handy source of hydration. The Girl Scout canteen…
Dorri Partain Contributor See you later, alligator – because your taxidermied head and other body parts make great souvenirs. Dating to the period when the Seminole tribes were the original…
Dorri Partain Contributor Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, and that’s why Smokey Bear is on the job in national forests and parks. Following concerns about forest fires during World War…
Any time of the year, indoors or out, the kids will be “happy campers” playing with this scale model motor home. Replicating the popular Winnebago Indian, Tonka Toys of Mound,…
Dorri Partain Contributor It’s a tasty gooey treat that’s moved from the campfire to the gourmet kitchen with multiple variations that may inspire you to ask for “s(ome) more.” So…