Uphill view of golden grass with a distant tree and light blue sky at Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie

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It’s Wamego Match Day!

It’s Wamego Match Day!

OCTOBER 2 - 5, 2025 Prorated match on giftsup to $5,000 per organization per donor IN-PERSON EVENT OCTOBER 2RD | 7 AM - 7 PMIRON CLAD, 427 LINCOLN AVE STOP BY TO MINGLE AND MAKE YOURMATCH DAY DONATION     ONLINE GIVING OCTOBER 2ND - 5TH12 AM - 11:59...

 Alma Community Foundation’s Match Day

 Alma Community Foundation’s Match Day

It’s fundraising season again, and I wanted to let you know that the Mount Mitchell Prairie Guards will be participating in both the Alma Community Foundation’s Match Day on August 26th and the Wamego Community Foundation Match Day on October 2nd.Dear Prairie Guards...

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Mount Mitchell’s Other Memorial

Mount Mitchell’s Other Memorial

“In his early boyhood, one of life’s greatest adventures for George was to return to the land of his people. Grandfather Fielding was several times Mayor of Manhattan, a pillar in the community; Father Fielding was a proud graduate of the wheat fields, the local...

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It’s Wamego Match Day!

It’s Wamego Match Day!

OCTOBER 3 - 5, 2024 Prorated match on giftsup to $5,000 per organization per donor IN-PERSON EVENT OCTOBER 3RD | 7 AM - 7 PMIRON CLAD, 427 LINCOLN AVE STOP BY TO MINGLE AND MAKE YOURMATCH DAY DONATION     ONLINE GIVING OCTOBER 3RD - 5TH12 AM - 11:59...

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EXCITING GRANT OPPORTUNITY

EXCITING GRANT OPPORTUNITY

Dear Friends and Neighbors and Supporters of the Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie Park, We need your help. The Mount Mitchell Prairie Guards have been invited by the Kansas Department of Transportation to prepare an application for a federal Transportation Alternatives...

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Hilltop Monument destroyed

Hilltop Monument destroyed

On February 14th visitors to the Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie Park south of Wamego discovered that the hilltop monument to Captain William Mitchell and the Beecher Bible and Rifle Colony had been toppled and destroyed. The nine-foot-tall limestone monolith had been...

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