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Visit Greensburg, Kansas The City of Greensburg is building back better, stronger, GREENER! Greensburg was established in 1886. Greensburg was named for stagecoach driver D. R.
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"Cannonball" Green. In 1886, Governor John Martin organized Kiowa County and named it after the native Indians of the area. Greensburg is home to the world's largest hand dug well. When the well was completed in 1888 it was 109 feet (33 m) deep and 32 feet (9.8 m) in diameter. The well was used as the town's water supply until 1932. In 1939 it was opened as a tourist attraction allowing visitors t

o descend to the bottom of the well. On May 4, 2007 95% of Greensburg was destroyed by an EF5 tornado. Following the tornado, the community has committed to building back stronger, better and greener.

As National Travel & Tourism Week comes to a close, we’re reminded why it all matters.People don’t just pass through Gre...
05/08/2026

As National Travel & Tourism Week comes to a close, we’re reminded why it all matters.

People don’t just pass through Greensburg—they choose to stop here.

They come for the story, the experience, and something a little different.

And every visit becomes part of what keeps this community moving forward.

If it’s been a while… come see us again.

For National Travel & Tourism Week, here’s your sign to stay a little longer.Greensburg isn’t just a stop, it’s a place ...
05/07/2026

For National Travel & Tourism Week, here’s your sign to stay a little longer.

Greensburg isn’t just a stop, it’s a place to settle in for the night and enjoy the experience.

Whether you’re booking a stay at
Best Western Plus Night Watchman Inn & Suites
or unwinding at Prairie Pines Lodge, Happy Camper Cabins or Upland Inn Hunts, you’ll find that one night makes all the difference.

And when visitors stay, they experience more—and give back more to the communities they visit.

National Travel & Tourism Week is the perfect excuse to slow down and explore a little longer.Sometimes the best parts o...
05/06/2026

National Travel & Tourism Week is the perfect excuse to slow down and explore a little longer.

Sometimes the best parts of a trip aren’t planned. They’re found along the way.

A quick stop turns into something more when you take time to browse, shop, and experience a place beyond the highway.

That’s where small towns shine.

Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at the Cannonball Grill LLC.! They'll have specials all day.
05/05/2026

Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at the Cannonball Grill LLC.! They'll have specials all day.

National Travel & Tourism Week is all about discovering places that leave an impression.Greensburg might surprise you.Ex...
05/05/2026

National Travel & Tourism Week is all about discovering places that leave an impression.

Greensburg might surprise you.

Explore the Big Well Museum, experience the creativity of the 5.4.7 Arts Center, and step into history at the Kiowa County Historical Museum and Soda Fountain.
Small town. Big story.

05/04/2026

Keep an out for these riders as they travel across SWKS today!

Today marks 19 years since the EF5 tornado changed Greensburg forever.We remember the lives lost, the families forever i...
05/04/2026

Today marks 19 years since the EF5 tornado changed Greensburg forever.

We remember the lives lost, the families forever impacted, and the weight of that day that still lives with so many in our community.

But we also remember what came after.

Neighbors helping neighbors.
Strangers becoming family.
A town that refused to disappear.

Greensburg didn’t just rebuild. We rebuilt with purpose.

Today, we honor the past, and we stand proud of what this community has become.

Stronger. Together. Still moving forward.

It’s National Travel & Tourism Week and there’s no better way to experience a place than through its food.From a quick b...
05/03/2026

It’s National Travel & Tourism Week and there’s no better way to experience a place than through its food.

From a quick bite to a sit-down meal, Greensburg’s local spots are part of what makes a stop here worth it.

Places like
The Crazy Mule, Reggie's Pizza, Kook's Meat, L7 Coffee Co. and Cannonball Grill
are ready when you are.

Every meal tells a story—and helps keep small-town favorites going strong.

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315 S. Sycamore
Greensburg, KS
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