These days, a cheap replacement for just about any household item is one or two delivery days away. But a Wichita father and son are making sure their customer's knives, shears and blades can become generational heirlooms.
Plus more on these stories:
- The Kansas Board of Education named Kansas native Jake Steel as the state’s next education commissioner.
- Wichita Habitat for Humanity is rehabilitating eight homes in northeast Wichita in honor of Pope Leo the 14th.
- WSU Tech and Foley Equipment will host a career signing day and unveil a new lab today in partnership with Think-Big.
- The Kansas legislative session is over. But even after lawmakers left town, the political maneuvering continues.
- The Wichita City Council advanced a development project that would provide more parking near the downtown ballpark.
- A leading materials science company in Michigan has appointed a Wichitan as its new CEO.
- The United States Department of Agriculture has announced it will invest eleven million dollars toward rural water systems in Kansas.
- Open Streets ICT is returning to Wichita State University this weekend.
- The Kansas Office of Veterans Services will hold a day-long event next week to help connect veterans with benefits.
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