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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the efforts of the local League of Women Voters to inform voters and increase turnout took a new form, and perhaps greater urgency.
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After an unprecedented school year where administrators where administrators were forced to quickly rethink the model for educating 50,000 K-12 students, USD 259 Supt. Alicia Thompson sat down with Bonita Gooch, editor-in-chief of The Community Voice to discuss, successes and failures of the…
Training Officer Chris Nixon demostrates the use of WPD's new tech - the Wrap Restraint System; used for combative individuals.
Training Officer Chris Nixon, explains how police academy recruits in Sedgwick County are trained to takedown individuals resisting arrest.
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Welcome to a series of conversations about dealing with different aspects of the health crisis. We'll be adding more, so be sure to check back!
Survival Series: Surviving the Pandemic
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It’s one of The Community Voice's most popular contests - our 12th Annual Mother-Daughter Look-a-Like Contest!
Community members share their experiences of coping with the pandemic and economic crisis.
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