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Wichita · Wichita“Frasier” and “Cheers” star Kelsey Grammer is in town to perform with Wichita Grand Opera. Here’s a look at where he’s visited since arriving on Saturday.See the Story
This television star is all over Wichita, and it appears that everybody knows his name
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Wichita · WichitaAs Julie Moore and her elderly parents prepared to move from Oklahoma City to Wichita, they had some very specific needs. They wanted to be close to family and friends north of the city. And with Moore working from home, they needed enough space for her to do her medical coding and for her parents to have some room of their own. They also wanted a relatively new house with few maintenance issues. And, of course, they needed a place they could…See the Story
Two homes, one lot and a possible way to make home ownership more in reach in Wichita
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Wichita · WichitaLife can be stressful. Most of us are constantly on the go, thinking about chores, school, work assignments and everything in between. But there’s a good chance that relaxation isn’t penciled in on your planner. “What I hear from people the most is that it’s hard to turn off their minds. They’re constantly going, which prevents them from relaxing,” says psychologist Susan Albers, PsyD. “But we need to think of relaxing not as a stopping point, b…See the Story
Two Surefire Tips to Help You Relax Right Now
Wichita · WichitaThe 3,517 people previously classified as “inactive gang members” and “gang associates” will be struck from the list under a settlement agreement approved by the City Council earlier this month, meaning they legally can no longer be subjected to heightened police scrutiny and harsher punishments. Under the supervision of a court-appointed special master, police will also be required to conduct an annual audit of the 1,728 people designated as “…See the Story
Wichita will remove 3,517 names from gang list after lawsuit.
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