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Cornell Wheeler stayed the course at KU, now he’s a key starter and team captain
When the Kansas football defense takes the field for the first time during its season opener against Lindenwood on Thursday night, the Jayhawks will have a new leader in the center of the defense. With Rich Miller's graduation after the 2023 season, there's a new middle linebacker set to lead the KU defense. His name is Cornell Wheeler.
Godzillionaire Sign to Ripple Music; New Album Due in January
Based in Lawrence, Kansas, and fronted by Mark Hennessy, also known for his work in Paw, heavy punker four-piece Godzillionaire have signed on to release their next album through Ripple Music. They join the ranks of recent Ripple signees 10,000 Years, SoftSun and Gin Lady, and the record has a slated January release date.
A Chorus Line is scheduled this weekend
The Junction City Little Theater production of "A Chorus Line" returns Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoon at the C.L. Hoover Opera House. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday. Mica Stites is serving as Director of the show. BUY TICKETS:785-238-3906 jcoperahouse.org OR Box...
Derby-based cat rescue alleges a foster kitten was found dirty, dehydrated after property manager ignores calls
A Derby-based cat rescue has alleged that a kitten was found severely dehydrated and malnourished in an Emporia apartment after being left alone for nearly 72 hours over the weekend. The property management company is disputing the claims. Hannah Spelts, president of Save the Kitties — Big Hearts 4 Little...
Rollers sale to close next month
After over 50 years of operation, Rollers has sold. The roller skating rink at 701 Graham had been on the market just about all summer. The business had offered roller skating, an arcade and food to those attending. E: 24/7 owner Dusty Spaulding is among the new ownership team, as...
Nelson’s Kitchen to reopen this Saturday
Earlier this year, one of my favorite restaurants in Wichita closed, but made plans to move. Nelson’s Kitchen used to have a little spot at 6829 E. Kellogg Drive. It wasn’t the most accessible or visible spot to people driving there. Fortunately, they found a new location at...
Three-star small forward Dorian Hayes recaps Wichita State visit, sets dates for three other officials
By SAM LANCE Class of 2025 three-star Dorian Hayes is fresh off a visit to Wichita State from Aug. 23-25, and he has three other visits set in stone. The 6-foot-4, 180-pound small forward from Ridge Point (TX) and the Houston Hoops Nike EYBL AAU program, has also locked in officials to Murray State (Sept. 14), UTSA (Sept. 20) and UTEP (Nov. 2). He broke down all of those schools to ZAGSBLOG, plus UC Riverside, another schools Hayes has been hearing from: Wichita State visit: “At Wichita state I liked how the whole staff was invested on getting to know me on the visit. They treated me like I was already on the team and told me how they can help develop me as a player and help me reach my goals.” Murray State: “I’ve had a chance to speak to the whole staff before. I really just like the way they space the floor, get corner threes and stuff like that. Overall, they play fast. And I think that can help my game out.” Hearing from head coach Steve Prohm, assistant coach Antwon Jackson. UTSA: “I’ve spoken to coach [Joey] Brooks the most. They’re kind of similar to Murray State in the fact that they like to hunt for threes, really space the floor.” UTEP: “I’ve spoken to coach [Joe] Golding and coach [Earl] Boykins. They’re just letting me know they like the fact that I can be efficient, make shots. They think I can be a big asset to their program with that.” UC Riverside: “They would like to have the ball in my hands. They are looking for more of a taller guard. I’ve spoken to coach [Eddie] Hill the most.” When taking visits and looking at schools, Hayes wants to see a good culture. “Kind of like a good fan base that will support me,” Hayes said. “And then just overall lifestyle. Outside of basketball you have to be able to have a good lifestyle as well.” Hayes is ranked the No. 36 overall small forward in the 2025 class by 247Sports, giving him three-star status. At Peach Jam, Hayes averaged 6.4 points and 2.0 rebounds per game playing in 17.8 minutes per contest. He also shot 6-of-20 from 3-point range. “I like to get my shot off in two-to-three dribbles,” Hayes said of his game. “I like to shoot the three ball and play in transition. I feel like my shot making ability [makes me unique]. I’m pretty consistent. And then just my IQ. I feel like overall I’m a really good team player.” Dorian is the son of former Kentucky basketball standout and 10-year NBA veteran Chuck Hayes. Chuck is currently the Golden State Warriors Director of Basketball Operations. Dorian also has twin little brothers. Follow Sam Lance on Twitter Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter Follow ZAGSBLOGHoops on Instagram And Like ZAGS on Facebook.
‘Leaving a Legacy’ with a new mural in Great Bend
A new mural has emerged on the Golden Belt Community Foundation building in downtown Great Bend. With $30 million in assets and more than 180 funds, the Community Foundation helps support non-profit organizations and make it easy for charitable giving for donors. Executive Director Jason Murray said the mural represents...
Police chase goes through Forbes National Guard Base, ends in blaze
TOPEKA (KSNT) – On Monday, a high-speed pursuit ended with a Topeka man in custody and a car in a blaze. At 2:15 a.m., police officers with the Topeka Police Department attempted a traffic stop on a vehicle near 21st Street and South Kansas Avenue. According to the Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office, the driver took […]
Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office seeks help finding pair of runaway sisters
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in finding a pair of runaway sisters who were last seen several weeks ago. The sisters were identified as Bria Ingram, 16, and Rhiannon Jones, 17. According to a post that was made Monday...
Former Kansas bank CEO Shan Hanes jailed for stealing $47 million in crypto scheme
Ex-Bank CEO Sentenced to Over 24 Years for $47 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud. Shan Hanes, former CEO of a bank, has been sentenced to more than 24 years in federal prison after embezzling $47 million in a cryptocurrency fraud scheme. Shan Hanes, the former CEO of Heartland Tri-State Bank, was reportedly ensnared in a “pig butchering” scam, where he was deceived into purchasing cryptocurrency to unlock supposed returns on investments that never materialized.
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