Wichita, the largest city in Kansas with a population 389,965, is the county seat of Sedgwick County. Major highways, including the Kansas Turnpike, US 400 and Interstate I-135, link the…
Originally founded in 1880, and called “Cloud City” at that time, the City of Andover wasn’t established until 1957. However, most people will say Andover became the “booming” metropolis it…
In the early spring of 1869, the Alexander Garrett family brought their covered wagon to a stop on the bank of Spring Creek after a long journey from Ohio. They…
The College Hill residential area comprises approximately one square mile bounded by Hillside Avenue on the west, Central Avenue on the north, Oliver Avenue on the east, and the…
“Eastborough and Woodlawn – two swank additions lying east of Wichita between Central and Kellogg will soon incorporate into a city of the third class, it was reliably reported…
Like many Kansas communities, Goddard grew out of the Kansas prairie largely as a result of the colonization movement following the Civil War. In 1862, the Homestead Act offered free…
Maize is a unique, progressive city on the northwest edge of Wichita enjoying metropolitan status in a rural surrounding. We are a civic-minded community with numerous citizens who volunteer their…
The 7,000-plus residents of Valley Center have a great deal of pride in their city, which offers a wide range of recreational activities, excellent schools and a safe and neighborly…
A vibrant Kansas community of about 20,000 people, Newton was founded in 1871 as the Santa Fe Railroad chugged westward across the plains and cowboys drove cattle up the Chisholm…
When you’re buying new construction, you need to be deliberate about asking the right questions and advocating for yourself. The more you can understand about what to expect before getting…
