Century II, the old downtown library, the Boat House, and Wichita Riverfest mixed in between, may totally disappear in the next few years. They could be replaced by a massive […]
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Veteran Treatment Courts Find Support From State AGs
To help veterans who have gotten on the wrong side of the legal system after coming home, 44 state attorneys general have sent a letter to Congress urging passage of […]
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New Child Care Center to Receive million Sales Tax Grant
• Much-Needed Child Care Center Will Benefit from New Economic Development Sales Tax In 2017, Kansas City voters took a bold step to spark redevelopment along the Prospect Avenue corridor; […]
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Gospel Workshop Dec. 26-29 Keeps Dirk Chaney’s Legacy Alive, Open to Public
Dirk Chaney made a name for himself in the world of Gospel. The Wichita native, who led a music ministry in Atlanta, was known internationally for his musical artistry in […]
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Play Tells Story of Historic KC Figure Wayne Miner Nov. 22-24: ‘Buffalo Hero of WWI’
Kansas Citians have grown up hearing the name Wayne Miner. There’s the Wayne Miner Housing Project, the Wayne Miner Health Center and the Wayne Miner Post of the American Legion, […]
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EXCLUSIVE – Paseo Name Change: How East of Troost Voted
Question No. 1 on the Kansas City, Mo., ballot – to return the name of Marting Luther King Jr. Blvd. back to The Paseo – passed 3-to-1, but how did […]
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First Baptist of KCK to Celebrate 160 Years of Service & Blessings on Nov. 24
Senior Pastor Cedric L. Rowan will welcome guests: the Rev. Edward A. Cottner of Wichita and the Rev. Dr. Robert Baynham. When First Baptist Church of Kansas City, Kan., was born in […]
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KS Black Farmers Kansas and Land Loss: Can New State Office Reverse Trend?
The number of black farmers in the U.S. is shrinking — down to less than 2% of total farmers — and many are losing their land. Members of the Kansas Black […]
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Disney Plus Adds Disclaimer About Racist Movie Stereotypes
Disney’s new streaming service has added a disclaimer to “Dumbo,” “Peter Pan” and other classics because they depict racist stereotypes, underscoring a challenge media companies face when they resurrect older […]