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City honors Dockum sit-in's 50th anniversary
A march proceeds down Elm on Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Dockum Drugstore sit-in in downtown Wichita.
Judges' race tops all others in fundraising
The two candidates with the biggest campaign coffers in Sedgwick County said they were surprised that their primary race for judge is at the top.
School of Education honors more than 790 Kansas teachers
The School of Education at the University of Kansas has honored 797 teachers from 173 school districts statewide with certificates recognizing 25 years or more of service to education in Kansas.
The apartment fire that killed a 26-year-old Newton man last month has been ruled an arson -- the city's first arson fatality, authorities said today.
Kansas Wheat Harvest Report: Showers Delay Progress
AgWeb.com Editors Continued showers and storms delayed harvest through this week, according to Kansas Wheat Harvest Report .
Adjutant general's office urges caution
Sharon Watson, director of public affairs with the Adjutant General's Department, issued the following news release: Cleanup is under way in Dickinson, Riley, Saline and Jackson counties, all impacted by the ...
Swarms of bees returning to Kansas
After several years of heavy losses to the varroa mite in both domestic and wild bees, Kansas is seeing a return of swarms of bees.
They've watched each other make health a priority. They've made new friends. They've taken pride in their own and each other's accomplishments.
5th-grader in U.S. geography bee
“I'm glad they hooked up with the National Geographic Bee.”
Trevor Eggenberger has always loved maps. Now his love for learning about places is taking him places, too. via Kansas.com
Web Site Helps Kids Become Book Authors
“Tikatok.com provides a great online community that is designed to spark creativity and empower any child to create books, to share original stories with their friends both online and in print”
Children have such fertile imaginations that it's no wonder they have so many stories to tell. via KITV
New weather radio transmitter covers Harper County
Residents of Harper County can finally utilize all-hazard radios, now that a transmitter has been activated to cover the Gypsum Hills of southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma. via Kansas.com
“As the last person to speak, I think I will just say I agree”
Calling the aviation industry vital to local prosperity, the Wichita City Council and Sedgwick County Commission on Tuesday approved a $10 million-plus incentive package to help Cessna Aircraft develop and ... via Kansas.com
Annual color in bulk This weekend is ripe for flat sales at garden shops
“I'm going to put a lot in it because I want it thick.”
You can tell that the odds are in our favor that we've seen the last frost of spring: Garden centers are having their annual flat and geranium sales this weekend, and waves of color are starting to wash over ... via Kansas.com
Federal grants are latest tool for recruiting teachers
“There always have been people who love education, who want to work with children, but have difficulty financing a degree”
Brittany Anguiano helps sixth graders Kristen Medlin, left, and Keylin Joshua with math problems. via The Wichita Eagle
Self-publishing Service and Community for Children Launched
“What happens to the princess next?”
Tikatok today announced the launch of their new online book community for children at www.Tikatok.com . Now, any child, regardless of his/her writing skills can write, illustrate and print single copies of ... via Printing Impressions
Judy Smith has joined the administration department of Allen, Gibbs & Houlik as an executive assistant. via Kansas.com
She tackles disorder with project
“Doing the walk just means so much to me”
Sharon Coldiron has had numerous operations, isn't able to work and spends almost $900 a month on medications. via Kansas.com
Two Proposals for Garage Unveiled City tackles airport parking
“It's too hard to find a space, and he's not supposed to walk very far”
Jim Kuharic said he wouldn't fly out of Wichita again. "We drove four hours from southwest Kansas, had trouble finding a place and now this," said Kuharic, of Hugoton. via The Wichita Eagle
Minister Finley Celebrates Chinese New Year, Announces Funding for the Chinese Community in Ottawa
“In Ottawa, we benefit from the support from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to advance our work and expand our services”
The Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, today announced funding for the Ottawa Chinese Community Service Centre to deliver settlement and integration services to newcomers in the ... via Market Wire
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