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This award-winning documentary explores the history, spirit, and lasting impact of a lignite coal-mining town that once thrived in North Central Kansas. Between Belleville and Concordia, Minersville was home to nearly 500 residents and 28 coal mines during its peak in the late 1800s. Stream now on SHPBS Passport!
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Original Productions from Smoky Hills PBS
At Smoky Hills PBS, we’re proud to produce and share programs that celebrate the people, places, and stories of Kansas. From history and culture to music, arts, and community life, our local productions shine a spotlight on what makes our state unique. These are programs created for Kansans, by Kansans — telling the stories you won’t find anywhere else.
Kansas Stories We’re Proud to Share
In addition to our own productions, Smoky Hills PBS is proud to carry a variety of locally produced Kansas programs created by our partners across the state. These series highlight the people, culture, history, and communities that make Kansas unique — giving viewers even more ways to connect with and celebrate our region.
