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FEATURE: Penguin Project Performs Frozen Jr.
The Penguin Project started five years ago in Lawrence and is a part of over 50 chapters nationwide. The project aims to allow neurodiverse kids to participate in theatre and express themselves within a community. The Penguin Project pairs the neurodiverse, called artists, with neurotypical actors, called mentors, to help them learn their lines and guide them throughout the shows.
Bud Light unveils KU, K-State team cans ahead of 2024 season
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Bud Light, Kansas and K-State debuted new custom cans and packaging ahead of the 2024 season for fans who are 21 and older. The Jayhawks and Wildcats are among 26 teams represented by the limited-edition cans. Each displays official team colors and prominent team logos. The...
Could farmland tract in Olathe help fill ‘missing middle’ housing gap? Developers think so
Olathe Commons, a mixed residential rental project boasting “missing middle” housing, is moving forward. On Monday, the Olathe Planning Commission recommended approving a rezoning and a preliminary site development plan for the project in an 8-0 vote. Commissioner Jim Terrones was absent from the meeting. The development, which...
City closures and modified hours to expect Labor Day weekend
Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers. As you spend time with family and friends over the extended weekend, please plan around closures and modified hours at City facilities on Monday, September 2:. Modified Hours. Matt Ross Community Center, 8101 Marty St....
Women’s Soccer: Kansas-Brown Ends in No Contest Due to Weather
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (KUAthletics.com) – The Kansas Jayhawks and Brown Bears match on Monday at Stevenson-Pincince Field ended in a no contest after play was suspended with 34:09 remaining in the second half due to lightning in the area. Kansas was leading 1-0 at the time play was suspended. For a match to be counted as an official game, the game must reach 70 minutes.
Your Mortgage: Look local for VA loans
Have you ever had a VA loan? Do you know anyone who has a VA loan? If so, you’re probably aware of the bragging rights tied to the benefits of VA loans. These loans, which are guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) were made available in 1944 as part of the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act geared to provide housing benefits for those serving active duty. The benefits have changed over the years to include more options and increased eligibility opportunities. These are wonderful loans, and they should be as it’s a very small token of appreciation for those that serve our country.
Here’s how KU wins the CFP
What a time to be alive! The Kansas FOOTBALL Jayhawks are in the preseason top-25 and even received some first-place votes in the conference preseason polls! No longer are we talking ourselves into, well, maybe KU can win three or four games this year... NO. Those times are gone. Now the question is, can KU win 9 or 10 games this year?
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.
Wichita looking for police officers, firefighters and other City workers in job fair
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The City of Wichita is hosting six career fairs prior to the District Advisory Board meetings in September. The job fairs will be held on two days next month, Sept. 4 and Sept. 9, across all six districts. Applications will be accepted for all City of...
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...
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