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Streets, Parking Lots and Bridges to Be Impacted by Peoria Firework Show

Wichita · Wichita

Streets, Parking Lots and Bridges to Be Impacted by Peoria Firework Show

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PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Some Downtown Peoria streets will be restricted because of the Red White and BOOM! firework display on July 4. Drivers should use caution when entering the Downtown area on Friday. Traffic delays are expected, and the use of alternative routes is advised by the City of Peoria Public Works Department. During the time of closures, which are listed below, the only traffic allowed in these areas will include vendors, exhibitor…See the Story

Old Cowtown to host old timey Independence Day event Saturday - The Active Age

Independence Day · Wichita

Old Cowtown to host old timey Independence Day event Saturday - The Active Age

Old Cowtown Museum hosts its annual Independence Day event from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 5. According to a news release, “Guests can celebrate Independence Day like they would have in the old west.” The museum grounds and historic buildings will be festooned with patriotic flags and bunting. Entertainment includes performances by […] The post Old Cowtown to host old timey Independence Day event Saturday appeared first on The Active Age.Read Article

Owner of The Buck: paid parking should not return this summer

St. Joseph · St. Joseph

Owner of The Buck: paid parking should not return this summer

While the pause on paid parking in St. Joseph remains in place, downtown business owners are hoping city leaders are sincere about listening to their concerns and making changes to the program. Ken Kozminski, owner of The Buck Burgers and Brew, has been among the merchants meeting with city leaders to bounce around ideas. He tells us the city may have spoken with some business owners about paid parking before it was implemented in May, but he do…See the Story

Win tickets to the National Baseball Congress tournament! - The Active Age

The Active Age is giving away a dozen pairs of tickets to this year National Baseball World Series July 24-Aug. 2. The tickets are general admission single-day tickets. To enter our drawing for a pair of tickets fill out the form below. printBaseball · United States Read Article

Brothers’ can-do attitude helps fuel Kansas Honor Flights - The Active Age

It’s not true that every time someone cracks open a can of beer, a veteran gets his wings. But it is true that collecting and turning those aluminum cans in for recycling is helping send veterans to Washington, D.C., on Kansas Honor Flights. Last month, the Sedgwick County Commission honored two of the most dedicated […]Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Laurel Alkire, 'face' of senior services in Wichita, retires - The Active Age

It won’t be easy replacing Laurel Alkire, who’s retired after serving as executive director of Senior Services, Inc., for more than two decades. The nonprofit operates for Meals on Wheels, four senior centers and a senior employment program in Wichita. “She’s been the face of seniors and services in this community,” said Donna Johnson, chair […]Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Graveyard all that remains of once notorious Kansas town - The Active Age

My great-great grandfather was a frugal man by necessity. He had no money and even less luck. His parents named him James Philip Norris, but he soon lost the “James” entirely. As a working farmer with a family, Philip Norris was already carrying enough of a load. He had no interest in lugging around an […]Kansas, United States · Kansas Read Article

Butler County resident saw Cuban Missile Crisis up close - The Active Age

In May, my review of “The Shadow of War,” Jeff Shaara’s novel about the Cuban Missile Crisis, appeared in The Active Age. Subsequently, I was copied on an email to Shaara from Dave Leiber, a Butler County resident who experienced the dramatic event up close as a young U.S. Marine. I reached out to Leiber to learn […]Butler County, Pennsylvania · Butler County Read Article

Upcoming Events - The Active Age

Library book sale July 12 Get great deals on books, CDs, DVDs and more at the Friends of the Wichita Public Library sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 12. FWPL members can attend a preview sale from 5-6:30 p.m. Friday, July 11. Both will be held at the Advanced Learning Library, 711 […]Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Walker found dignity, brotherhood in long musical career - The Active Age

In a quiet Wichita home filled with memories and music, 90-year-old Henry Walker reflected on a life shaped by opportunity, hardship and perseverance. A lead guitarist who began playing at age 27, Walker never chased fame, but built a legacy through resilience. Walker’s entry into music came by chance. Asked to fill in for a […] The post Walker found dignity, brotherhood in long musical career appeared first on The Active Age.Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Sunflower Summer Growth Continues as Wichita Adds 20 More Attractions

Visit Wichita announces nearly 20 local area attractions are participating in the 2025 Kansas Tourism Sunflower Summer program.Wichita · Wichita See the Story

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