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Pizza chain Domino’s planning new Overland Park location
A national pizza chain appears poised to bring another location to Johnson County. Domino’s has begun the process of moving into a new space in southern Overland Park. Domino’s will be at 7968 W. 151st. St. The restaurant is moving into a space at the Stanley Square shopping...
Countdown to Kickoff: High-flying Sedgwick offense looks to carry Cardinals to deep run in 1A
SEDGWICK, Kan. (KWCH) - The Sedgwick Cardinals and their well-known passing attack compiled a 7-1 regular season in 2023. It was a strong season that ended in the second round of the postseason. Sedgwick is looking to make a deep run in Class 1A this season with weapons returning including...
Purple Power Play is planned in Manhattan on Friday
6:30 - 8:15 p.m. It includes the marching band and cheer, Willie the Wildcat, Classy Cats, Coach Jerome Tang and players, women's basketball team, coach Van Malone. Organizers of Purple Power Play will monitor the weather and parking on Friday. Watch social media for any announcements if they become necessary. Those would be on the Purple Power Play Facebook pa.
Great Bend Innovation Center sparks community reactions
The Great Bend Innovation Center, a $7 million project in Kansas, has shared its luxurious design and ambitious goals, sparking widespread community reactions. However, with its goal of promoting optimism and growth, the center has met criticism from some citizens who doubt its feasibility. Meanwhile, its advocates emphasize its potential...
🎥Saline County Commission approves next steps to aquire right-of-way on Simpson, Schippel Roads
The Saline County Commission met on Tuesday, Aug. 27, and all five commissioners discussed clarifying language regarding a bridge replacement and right-of-way acquisition near Schippel and Simpson Roads. Board of County Commissioners:. District One — Monte Shadwick. District Two — Robert Vidricksen. District Three — Rodger Sparks.
Crash west of Wichita spotlights concerns about intersection, stretch of road deemed dangerous
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A crash Wednesday morning at 135th Street West and Pawnee raises concerns about the intersection and a stretch of road near southwest Wichita. People who live near 135th and Pawnee say the danger comes with Pawnee being too narrow and they don’t feel safe driving that road.
McPherson Board of Public Utilities Breaks Ground on their New Water Treatment Plant
McPHERSON, Kan. — On August 27th 2024, The McPherson Board of Public Utilities marked the completion of their collection of projects known as the South Well Field Project (SWF) with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new water treatment facility. Over seventy people attended the event, including Kansas Senator Rick Wilborn and a representative from US Senator Marshall’s office.
High School Football Previews: Wichita Collegiate Spartans
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The Wichita Collegiate Spartans are the next focus of our football previews. For the past four years, head coach Troy Black and company have only lost two games per season. “Just our ability to work as hard as we can and just no complaining,” said senior quarterback Harrison Simon. “We’ll just […]
Topeka YMCA one step closer to acquiring building
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Topeka’s YMCA is another step closer to claiming ownership of its building. The organization has been working to raise the funding to acquire the building at 3635 Southwest Chelsea Drive for a few years now. The Y claimed bankruptcy in 2021 after struggling to meet...
Lawrence food bank pauses services because of fire
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KCTV) - A food bank is putting a pause on its operations following a recent fire in downtown Lawrence. Just Food, a local non-profit in Lawrence, Kansas, announced Tuesday it would be halting production following a recent fire. “Due to an unfortunate fire at Chop Shop, we must...
PREVIEW: Junction City ready to return to winning ways in '24
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (WIBW) - The Junction City Blue Jays quickly put last season’s 6-4 record behind them. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t using last year’s shortcomings as motivation for the season ahead. “We wanna be better than we were last year,” senior lineman Petren...
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