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From KMUW, NPR for Wichita, a weekly program that looks at where we live, and the people who live here.
Join host Tom Shine every Friday at 6:50 a.m. and 8:50 a.m. during Morning Edition, 12:50 p.m. during Here and Now, and 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered.
Latest Episodes
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This week on The Range, farm-to-table in a food desert. Also, a club at a local high school wants to help students of color feel more comfortable. -
Have plants, will travel — a Kansas woman takes her business on the road. Also, a dancer from Newton chases his dream to perform ... around the world.
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Coming up, getting ready for Election Day in Sedgwick County. Also — fraudulent elections, competing governments and violence: how the Kansas Constitution was born.
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Angry players and cranky fans. The life of an umpire. Also on this week's episode, how a forgotten store in a forgotten town is making a comeback.
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The mobile farmers' market delivers fruits and vegetables to areas in and around Wichita where fresh produce is hard to find. -
A K-State graduate hopes to make homes in south-central Kansas look a bit greener.
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Sedgwick County election officials anticipate a higher than usual voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election.
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The state constitution itself has its roots in the bitter days of Bleeding Kansas.
