If you ever wondered where Kansas got its name, it is from the Kanza tribe that once resided here. In 1873, the Kanza tribe was relocated, as many Indian tribes had also endured, to the city they now call home, Kaw City, Oklahoma. Kaw is also a name used by the tribe. Through the years and translations amongst the U.S. Government, Kaw, Kanza, Kansa, Konza, and most preferred by the community, Kaa’Nze, are all names that have been used for...
