Wichita State University is continuing to expand its appeal outside the Wichita area by now offering in-state tuition to students living in other metropolitan areas in the Midwest. WSU progressively […]
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KU Law Starts Free Bar Exam Prep
With their law degree in hand, the only thing standing between graduates and their legal careers is the bar exam. A new program at the University of Kansas School of […]
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USD 259 to Offer Early College Credit
Wichita Public Schools will launch its Early College Academy at Northwest High School in fall 2019, but only 50 positions are open for what should prove to be an opportunity […]
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Holiday Events Around Kansas 2018
There’s a lot happening around the state. What events are you going to? WICHITA Thru Dec. 28 The Arc’s Lights 2018 Enter off of Douglas Ave & St Paul St. […]
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When Commerce Bank Closes, 3 Community Organizations Will Move into Building
Thanks to a generous donation from Commerce Bank, three community non-profits focused on entrepreneurship will make the Commerce Bank Building at 21st and Grove their home in 2019. In October, […]
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KC’s Thrive 2018 Awards Honor Inner City Leaders and Organizations
More than 300 people from across the metro came out to salute seven best and bright leaders and organizations at the Second Annual Thrive community development celebration sponsored by Local […]
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Coalition Building is a Must for Laura Kelly
New Kansas Governor-elect Laura Kelly has labeled herself a “no-nonsense problem solver who will work with anyone to get results for the people of Kansas,” and she’ll have to work […]
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We Voted, Now What? Best Next Steps to Take Following 2018 Election
We registered, we voted in large enough numbers to affect some change, but what’s next? Can we expect anything in return for our vote, or can we expect absolutely nothing […]
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Leavenworth Commissioner Makes ‘Master Race’ Remarks at Public Meeting
A Leavenworth County Commissioner is taking heat after making inflammatory comments at the Nov. 15 meeting that included saying he was “part of the master race.” His remarks were directed […]
