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Wichita school district staff is recommending approval of a $1.56 million deal with Wichita-based Oc Full Story »
Wichita school district staff is recommending approval of a $1.56 million deal with Wichita-based Oc Full Story »
WICHITA — Prosecutor Ron Paschal told a judge in juvenile court this afternoon that the state will seek to try a 15-year-old boy as an adult for murder. Full Story »
For Jenice Duong and Sarah Thompson realizing that they each won a $48,000 scholarship this morning at Wichita State University is still a little overwhelming. Full Story »
Three men who live in Mexico have been charged in connection with an undercover sting in which federal agents bought false Social Security cards and permanent resident alien cards. Full Story »
Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures are falling in the Wichita area and nationwide, according to November statistics released today by real estate data tracking firm RealtyTrac. Full Story »
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Vicki John, Todd and Jessica Tiahrt in their Christmas 2008 photo. Premium content is available in the E-Edition. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Paper subscribers receive the E-Edition complimentary! Log in using your subscriber account number, and then set up your own personal user name and password. Full Story »
Southwest students (from left) Peyton Westerman, Jordan Castillo and Mallory Solze raise their hands as they practice “Cancion De La Navidad” for the Southwest kindergarten/first grade musical slated for 7 p.m. tonight in the Liberty Middle School Auditorium. All are invited to attend. Full Story »
A trio of girls prepares a snow fort and snowballs for an impending snowball fight with a pair of boys in the 600 block of North Pine Tuesday afternoon. The girls (from left) Kassandria Fox, Emily Fox and Mason Brack were preparing for battle with Cade Chisham and Tanner Magee. Full Story »
Roger, Charlotte and Ron Ringer pose on the front porch of their log home, adjacent to the Bunkhouse Bed and Breakfast and as new cabin in the northern edge of the Gyp Hills. Full Story »
Jerry Choate, former Fort Hays State University professor and director of Sternberg Museum of Natural History, has died. Choate, 66, lost an eight-month battle with cancer Wednesday evening. Full Story »
For some, purchasing a fresh Christmas tree from the Hays Optimist Club's lot is more than a charitable contribution -- it's a tradition. Full Story »
They are described as conservative women who had a passion for helping students learn. But no matter how much, or little, money they had when they died, they made it clear they wanted the majority of it to go to Fort Hays State University. Full Story »
It's almost time to start making New Year's resolutions, which means it's also almost time for round four of Hays' annual weight loss competition. Registration is open for Pound Plunge 4, a program offered through Hays Medical Center's Center for Health Improvement. Full Story »
The reindeer didn't make it out of Frank and Francie Rohleder's attic this year. Neither did the candy canes. Instead of reindeer leading Santa's sleigh in the Rohleders front yard, Frank hitched up a flock of geese this year, at the urging of a friend. Full Story »
A Geuda Springs man and state reach a plea bargain in a case involving the death of a Wellington teenager Full Story »
Residents are urged to help save energy, money and help win a Kansas contest Full Story »
The most recent arrest has been of a 15 year-old in a Thanksgiving Day double homicide. Full Story »
The Wellington Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 7 p.m., at the USD 353 Central Offices. Full Story »
Police need your help in breaking a case Full Story »
The Daily Globe has lost the first round in its effort to protect a reporter and her notes from an inquisition. Full Story »
Two years after someone stole Frank and Mary Blansett's gun safe, the victims are offering an extra incentive for tipsters with information about the theft. Full Story »
There was a water main break Wednesday afternoon between the corners of Vine and Spruce streets on Second Avenue, causing water to flow down the west side of the street. Due to the water, motorists should be careful while driving on that stretch of Second. The city will spread salt in that area to prevent sliding. Full Story »
The Dodge City teacher's union and USD 443's bargaining team rejected one another's most recent proposals at a contract negotiation meeting this week, but agreed to meet Thursday to try again. Full Story »
The Dodge City Commission took another step Monday toward encouraging developers to boost the city's housing supply. Full Story »
TOWANDA — The Arkansas City Lady Bulldogs were held to just 12 first-half points Monday night in a 57-26 loss to Towanda-Circle, in the opener of the 2009 Circle Thunderbird Round Robin Tournament. Full Story »
By JUDITH ZACCARIA Action! Staff Writer One of the pleasures of the season is the Winfield Main Street Holiday Home Tour, which will be from 1-5 p.m. Dec. 13. Full Story »
More than 200 participants took part in the Winter Wonderland dance festival event Friday and Saturday at Cowley College, which featured special performances by the Tigerette Danceline, Ark City Dance, Cindy's School of Dance and the Arkansas City High School Danceline. Full Story »
The sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade bands, under the direction of Hans Judd and Chris VanGilder, joined the Arkansas City High School jazz and concert bands for their winter concert Tuesday night at the high school auditorium. Full Story »
The Straight No Chaser concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Brown Center on the campus of Cowley College, was canceled. The concert was rescheduled to May 5. Full Story »
12/10/2009 MICHAEL STRAND “It’s just pretty surreal” was Sarah Thompson’s description Thursday afternoon of the previous 24 hours — which included finding out she’d been awarded a $48,000 college scholarship. Full Story »
12/10/2009 ERIN MATHEWS A rural Bennington home was destroyed by fire early this morning, although firefighters from Bennington, Culver, Minneapolis, Delphos and Saline County Rural Fire Department No. 7 battled the blaze. Full Story »
Forged checks that bear the routing and account number of the Saline County Treasurer’s Office checking account have been passed at four Salina locations and other businesses in Wichita and El Dorado. Full Story »
If she’d been playing the game of Life, Frances E. Culley would have lost money but hit the jackpot in life points. Full Story »
In the wake of a major winter storm, folks were digging out and dealing with the perils of up to 9 inches of snow and just plain digging the thick blanket of fun. Full Story »
Ed Arnold, Butler Facilities, reported to the Butler Board of Trustees Tuesday night to share information on the current progress of the college’s multiple projects. Full Story »
Artists, crafters, music, demonstrations and refreshments will be included in the jam-packed Christmas event at the Butler County History Center and Oil Museum on Saturday. Full Story »
U.S. Senator Pat Roberts said the proposed health care reform bill would raise taxes on middle class Americans. Full Story »
Saturday will be a coming home for musician Fred Hargrove, who will be performing at the Iron Horse Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m. Full Story »
Twenty years ago a group of individuals had the idea of helping out teachers and students with needs outside of the budget. Full Story »
After fighting his way across Europe during World War II, John Pistone was among the U.S. soldiers who entered Adolf Hitler’s home nestled in the Bavarian Alps as the war came to a close. Full Story »
From 5:30 to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Dyck Arboretum of the Plains in Hesston is hosting the final luminary walk of the season. Full Story »
As the U.S. Postal Service prepares for the busiest mailing day of the year, shoppers are scrambling to send their holiday gifts and cards in time for Christmas. Full Story »
Anderson’s Office Supply will host a basketball signing from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday. Full Story »
After almost two decades serving the city of Newton, Ron Ahsmuhs is changing his focus from city finances to travel and mastery of his golf game. Full Story »
An Oklahoma City University English professor has proven she can teach without talking. Elaine Smokewood needed to find a way to teach literature courses at OCU from her home in Augusta, Kan., after a neurological disease took away her ability to speak last year. Full Story »
During a city council work session on Nov. 23, several not-for-profit agencies made requests for a utility abatement in accordance with city policy. For 2010, the governing body approved abatements of up to $57,700. Full Story »
The bargain hunting continues for radio systems manager Jim Neese in his quest to purchase equipment for the county's emergency communications system upgrades. Full Story »
The Reel Singers directed by Ron Haynes. The 2009 Christmas Gala and Dessert Buffet, sponsored by Headley Funeral Chapel and held at the Augusta Historic Theatre last Saturday evening. The evening's program was hosted by James Gillespie and the entertainment featured local talent. Full Story »
It’s never a good thing to disappoint your employer. But that is the situation Goedecke Engineering finds itself in after the repaving project for the overpass east of Osage Street on 7th Avenue was not completed this year. Full Story »
A tree is reflected in a rain puddle in the German city of Stuttgart. AFP/DDP/Sascha Schuermann
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