Stories by Brian Burnes

Arts & Culture

National WWI Museum and Memorial Curator’s Career in 10 Objects

After close to 33 years as curator at the National WWI Museum and Memorial, some artifacts remain proven conversation pieces for Doran Cart.

by Brian Burnes

December 22, 2022

News & Issues

KC Remembers Pearl Harbor, Even Now

Memories Outlive Survivors of the Attack

by Brian Burnes

December 6, 2022

Arts & Culture

Veterans Who Write: Sharing Their Stories, Seeking Peace

Giving Voice to Veterans

by Brian Burnes

November 11, 2022

Arts & Culture

Historic Elmwood Cemetery Honors Those Above and Below the Sod

Marking 150th Anniversary on Saturday

by Brian Burnes

September 30, 2022

Arts & Culture

Inside David McCullough’s Relationship with the Truman Library

How a Pulitzer Prize Winner Raised the Profile of Local Institution

by Brian Burnes

September 22, 2022

Arts & Culture

Harry Truman’s Remarkably Fraught First Political Campaign

Future President's First Political Campaign Marks its Centennial

by Brian Burnes

August 10, 2022

News & Issues

Truman, Eisenhower and the Endless Pursuit of UFOs

Watching Out for Aliens That May (or May Not) Be Watching Us

by Brian Burnes

June 30, 2022

Arts & Culture

Memorial Honors Hundreds of Black People in Liberty’s Unmarked Graves

Liberty African American Legacy Memorial to be Dedicated June 18

by Brian Burnes

June 10, 2022

Funding for Flatland
Provided By
The Fred and Lou Hartwig Family
Hall Family Foundation
Francis Family Foundation
Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation
Jo Anna Dale
Robert & Marlese Gourley
Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder
Arts & Culture

Family Historians Parse the Past With Newly Released 1950 Census Data

Cause for Celebration Among Genealogists

by Brian Burnes

April 14, 2022

Arts & Culture

Recalling Kansas City’s Gilded Age

HBO Series Calls Out KC

by Brian Burnes

March 25, 2022

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