GLASCO -- The Kansas Sampler Foundation's new series of programs ¬-- "Bring Your Own Lawn Chair," designed to raise awareness of rural communities -- will be unveiled at 10 a.m. Saturday in downtown Glasco.
This year's series features four of the foundation's eight rural culture elements -- architecture, art, commerce, and cuisine. Four towns of fewer than 500 population will be showcased.
Joan Nothern and other residents of Glasco, population 499, will explain a local effort to restore three buildings to use as the National Highway 24 Museum, and other small-town issues.
The other town in north-central Kansas involved in the "Bring Your Own Lawn Chair" series is Morland, (population 155) in Graham County, 10 a.m. on Sept. 13.
For more information go to www.kansassampler.org.
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6/6/2008
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