While the presidential campaigns get most of the media spotlight, the president doesn’t have as much of a direct impact on the lives of citizens as you might think. Our […]
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What Will That College Degree Cost In Kansas? Online Tool Lets Families Know
Students who complete an associate’s degree at Pratt Community College that prepares them to become electrical linemen earn just under $100,000 annually five years after graduation, according to a massive […]
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African-American RVers Holding National Rally In Hutchinson
If your idea of camping is putting up a tent, sitting outside by a fire, finding a place to relieve yourself in the woods, hot, sweaty and predominately White, you […]
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Historic Niles Celebrates the Opening of Their Renovated Campus
Niles, which has a 134 year history serving community children with emotional issues, showed off their improved facility with a ceremonial ribbon cutting and open house on July 7. The […]
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Dirty Talk: Nine Everyday Items Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat
These surfaces have more germs than the average toilet seat, and you’ve likely already touched at least one of them today. 1. Your cutting board University of Arizona researchers found […]
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Know Fact From Fiction About Insurance Coverage
Taking the time to read the fine print of health, auto and home insurance policies may not always happen with consumers. But it pays to understand what you’re purchasing so […]
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The War On Money
Money, or some form of payment has been around for as long as man himself. From an early age, we exchanged services for services, products for products and kind for […]
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Sigma Gamma Rho Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Service
The ladies of Gamma Chi Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. of Wichita held “A Golden Affair” event celebrating 50 years of “Greater Service, Greater Progress” on June […]
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Woman Formerly in Foster Care Selected for Congressional Internship
A young women, formerly in Kansas foster care, was recently selected for an internship with the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute. Alexandria Ware, 24, was one of 12 young professionals […]