We’ll be exploring some hidden gems in Wichita, Kansas. First up is Pracht Wetlands Park, a former hunting ground that has been transformed into a beautiful urban park for wildlife observation.
We’ll also be discussing Recovery Connect, an economic recovery program in Sedgwick County that is providing assistance to individuals and businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lastly, we’ll take a look at The Blackprint, a new retail destination showcasing over 20 local and national Black-owned brands. Stay tuned for more details on these exciting developments in Wichita.
Pracht Wetlands Park Worth a Visit
Discover the unique Pracht Wetlands Park in Kansas City. Explore nature and wildlife in this […]
Still Struggling in COVID Aftermath
Recovery Connect, a Sedgwick County economic recovery program, connects individuals, businesses, and nonprofits with resources […]
Get a Sneak Peek at Unique New Retail Space
The Blackprint, a new retail destination showcasing more than 20 local and national Black-owned brands, […]
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Tue., Oct. 31, 5-6:30 pm: Wicked Island Tricks & Treats. Watson Park, 3022 S McLean Blvd The whole family can enjoy Tricks & Tricks, a less wicked version of Wicked Island, on Halloween night! Kids ages 12 and under will enjoy small scares and lots of candy COST $25+ general admission tickets at the gate
Wed. Nov. 1, 9 am: Read & Rise Breakfast Gala, WSU Rhatigan Student Center, Beggs Ballroom. This year, the Literacy Champion Award will be presented to Jaime Nix, Director of Wichita Public Libraries, and our Literacy Legacy Awards will go to Bridging the Word Gap of Kansas City, Kansas, the Kansas Children’s Cabinet in Topeka, and the Wichita Literacy Coalition. Cost $150 https://bit.ly/3PB0UBI
Fri., Nov 3, 9am – 4 pm: Bridges Out of Poverty: Individual Lens Workshop, Botanica, 701 Amidon St. Workshop, featuring Treasure McKenzie, a nationally recognized consultant, presents a comprehensive framework to address poverty and its effects city wide. FREE
Fri., Nov 3, 7 pm: CAC Theater, 1845 N Fairmount, The Student Activities Council (SAC) sponsored Cultural Showcase celebrates the backgrounds and talents of our globally diverse student body at Wichita State! This event provides a platform for students to exhibit their talents and share the rich cultural heritage to our university community. Cost $0+
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