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Good morning. It’s Friday, June 14. In today’s newsletter, explore the inspiring journey of a determined 16-year-old who just won Wichita’s Miss Juneteenth ICT. We also highlight the upcoming Juneteenth events, discuss the progress of the innovative $100 million Swope Health Village project in Kansas City, provide updates on the recovery efforts following a recent cyber security incident in Wichita, and suggest having important conversations about men’s medical history and prostate cancer screening this Father’s Day. Let’s dive straight into today’s headlines.
Tiana Hardwell wins Miss Juneteenth ICT title
Discover the inspiring story of Tiana Hardwell, a determined 16-year-old who competed for Miss Juneteenth ICT for the second time, driven by her passion for scholarship opportunities and expanding her social impact initiative. Find out how Tiana plans to increase title visibility, engage with her community, and empower Wichita teens.
Juneteenth celebrations feature diverse events to honor African American legacy
Here’s your official guide to all the Juneteenth events happening this weekend and all month long!
Kansas City Council approves $5M for Swope Health Village, transforming former senior care center
Kansas City is one step closer to the realization of the innovative $100 million Swope Health Village, thanks to a $5 million investment approved by the City Council. The ambitious project aims to create a community that integrates affordable housing, medical clinics, and health-centered amenities, with the goal of promoting healthy lifestyles and addressing socioeconomic inequities.
Wichita’s recovery efforts after cyber security incident make progress, systems restored
Recovery efforts following a recent cyber security incident in Wichita are making progress, with most public facing systems now back in service. However, there are still some limited exceptions, and customers may need to make payment arrangements for their water bills due to processing issues caused by the incident.
Prostate cancer in Black men: Increased risk and screening recommendations
This Father’s Day, have a discussion with your family on why it’s crucial for men, particularly Black men, to have open conversations about their medical history and the importance of prostate cancer screening.
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