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Good morning. It’s Friday, August 30th, and here are the top stories from this week as you begin your day.
First, the finest in Wichita’s gospel scene will be honored at this year’s Gospel Music Hall of Fame Honors. Next, we recognize the life of KCK Civil Rights pioneer Chester Owens. In Kansas City, restaurant owners are seeing a downfall in success as another restaurant closes down this month. Finally, a research program through KU could tell you whether or not you are pre-disposed to a certain disease. Plus, a security breach might be affecting you and your loved ones.
These are this week’s top stories. Have a great weekend!
8th Wichita Gospel Music Hall of Fame Honors Aug. 31
Get filled up with praise at the 8th Wichita Gospel Hall of Fame Honors! Learn about all the honorees here.
Civil Rights Pioneer Chester Owens Dies Month After Street Renaming in His Honor
We celebrate the life and legacy of Mr. Chester Owens, renowned KCK Civil Rights pioneer, who recently passed at 91. Learn about his historic background here.
Restaurants Face Challenges, Seek Solutions in KC’s Historic Jazz District
One of Kansas City’s beloved restaurants, Soiree, is set to close down this month, bringing attention to the struggling culinary scene in the Jazz District. Learn more about this now.
KU Begins Accepting Participants in Historic ‘All of Us’ Research Program
The All of Us Research Program is finally enrolling participants in Kansas and Missouri. The project is designed to give participants information on their risk for certain medical conditions. Learn how you can join in here!
Protecting Yourself After Massive Social Security Data Breach
A huge data breach compromised the social security numbers of millions of people. Find out how to know if you have been affected and how to keep your information safe.
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