Jacquée T. shares announcements regarding events and venues throughout Kansas.
___________ October 2nd, 2019 Super Fun, and Super Thank You to the Ladies who participated in the contest today! I am so pleased with the Comments because they are all fabulous! I had the painstaking task of choosing 5 winners among them, and aimed to select a variety of advice and enthusiasm. I share the …
___________________________________ October 1st, 2019 Ladies and Gentlemen, Happy October! To celebrate the beginning of the month, I draw Five Winners! from ‘The Hat’ today, via the KANSAS IS ROMANTIC! (.com) Fun & Prizes series. More info: — Our “Fun & Prizes” series includes having FUN, with chances to win PRIZES. Presently this centers around winning …
Happy October 1st! — Drawing from ‘The Hat’ winners Read More »
Ladies and Gentlemen, Throughout September I have hosted a “Fun & Prizes” Contest Series that features having FUN and winning PRIZES. The PRIZES feature a pair of tickets to the Kansas City Renaissance Festival. The FUN has been among submitting Comments, Guesses, Opinions — depending on the Contest. Thank you to those who have entered …
Fun & Prizes — Introducing ‘The Hat’ – PLUS today’s winners Read More »
___________ September 25th, 2019 Super THANK YOU to all who entered today’s “Fun & Prizes” chance to win Kansas City Renaissance Festival tickets! The Contest invited folks to comment on KANSAS IS ROMANTIC!(.com) features — and I want everyone who entered to know I read every one of your Comments. I tried to choose among …
___________ September 25th, 2019 More Super Fun in the Fun & Prizes series! Press the PLAY button on the audio above, and follow the instructions for your chance to win a pair of tickets to the Kansas City Renaissance Festival! This lasts until 5 p.m. today, Central Time USA! Have fun! Update: CLOSED. Find …
Osawatomie, August 30th, 1856: Abolitionist John Brown led an army of about 40 men to defend this Anti-Slavery town against a 300-strong Pro-Slavery army. You may watch this battle in action while you are on the location! More specifically, you may watch the reenactment of the historic “Battle of Osawatomie,” at 4 p.m. , Saturday September …
