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Still Got Game? Wichita Men’s League Wants You on the Court
Wichita’s men’s basketball league returns this fall at Brewer. Build a team or sign up solo before the Oct. 5 deadline.
When Corey Lyons and a group of his coworkers decided to put together a team for Wichita’s inaugural men’s adult basketball league, they weren’t quite…
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Appointed to serve District 3 through 2027, Booker is also already campaigning for a Wichita City Council seat.
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