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01-20-2008, 06:19 PM
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KS humidity, topo info, cyber papers on net
Considering a move to KS from CO but have lived N. of Omaha and remember the humidity. How much (bucks) does it take to make things livable? I know N. of Omaha the terrain had rolling hills. Not exactly the Rockies but better than dead flat.
There is a little town named Hiawatha in NE KS (also known as Brown county). Is there a paper online there? We read the Omaha World Herald as well as the local (Blair) paper. Both are online. Agree that people are more down to earth than Denver and real estate taxes higher. Maybe I could find a house mostly underground due to heat and tornados!!!! Could be the increase in the use of corn to make ethanol will change the job availability. Thor 
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