Byways tell the stories of Kansas

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Ten years ago, Houston-based consultant Ted Eubanks helped create the nature-tourism strategy for Great Bend that culminated in the Wetlands and Wildlife National Scenic Byway designation and building the Kansas Wetlands Education Center on K-156. Now Eubanks, through his company Fermata Inc., has been hired to develop “interpretive plans” for each of the 11 Kansas scenic byways. Eubanks was in Great Bend on Friday and visited with the Convention and Visitors Bureau Board and the ...

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