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A partial eclipse will be visible from Kansas, but some residents are traveling to the path of totality.
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The Wichita Public Library's new Book Bus makes regular stops at parks, daycares and community centers where people don't have easy access to a library branch. Groups can also request the book bus for special events.
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For this month's Hidden Kansas, Beccy Tanner tells us to enjoy the early bird specials at Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira Wildlife Refuge.
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GreenField Robotics started in 2018 and recently received an investment from Chipotle’s $100 million venture capital fund.
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For $25 to $30 a day, owners can drop off their dogs at one of Wichita’s many daycare and boarding facilities — the number is growing all the time — and know their pets will be safe and supervised. Maybe more importantly, the dogs will run off some energy.
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Two hundred years ago, more than two dozen Native American tribes hunted buffalo along the plains of south-central Kansas before they were displaced by European explorers and settlers. Learning their history is crucial to understanding Wichita’s past.
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Wichita's oldest high school — Wichita High School East at Douglas and Grove — marks 100 years this month. Students, faculty and alumni are using the milestone to reflect on the school’s history and its impact on the community.
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And after a string of gloomy predictions during the pandemic, Jeremy Hill of Wichita State’s Center for Economic Development and Business Research says he’s glad to report good news again.
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The Bleckley Foundation is rebuilding a plane that could revive the story of Wichita’s greatest military hero.
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In Music Theatre Wichita's latest production of "Cats," the felines will prowl around the ruins of Wichita's abandoned Joyland amusement park.