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Wally’s, Jump Start add on-tap beverages

Wally’s and Jump Start Stores are among the latest convenience retailers to install on-tap beverages, according to a statement from Jeff Pupillo, founder of Quality Draft Solutions, which led both projects. Both retailers are using QDS’ eight-faucet Infusion Pro Series draft beverage system, Pupillo said. Wally’s insta
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Celebrate 50 years of Heritage Square with Wichita’s free September concert series

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Looking for a fun, free way to spend your lunch hour? The annual Heritage Square September Concert Series is back at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Heritage Square! Every Wednesday this September, bring a picnic lunch to the gazebo to enjoy live
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Storms for some; heat relief for all

Scattered storms remain for the southern half of the state. Overnight/Thursday - Scattered storms remain a possibility for southern Kansas with some heavy downpours possible. It’s unlikely for anything severe, but some gusty winds may pose a brief threat. Highs will be in the 80s. Friday - Gusty south...
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Andover appoints next city administrator

This decision comes shortly after the resignation of City Administrator Jenni McCausland, who accepted an assistant city administrator position with the City of Wichita.
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Chiang Mai Thai restaurant opens second Wichita location. Here’s what to know

Wichita Thai restaurant Chiang Mai has just expanded to the city’s east side, taking over the space at 313 S. Greenwich left behind by Promise Thai Cuisine, which closed last week after two decades in business. FULL STORY: Wichita restaurant closes after 20 years, sells to well-known competitor Here are key takeaways:
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Wichita police address Old Town violence following Labor Day concert

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department is speaking out after a Labor Day event left some concerned about violence in Old Town. The night started at a concert held at Wave Outdoors on Santa Fe and Second Street but ended outside Rock Island Live, where fights broke out inside a crowd of several hundred peo
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Wichita Man Gets 35 Years After Meth Hidden in Concrete Pillars at Del Rio...

A Wichita, Kansas man has been sentenced to 35 years in federal prison after investigators discovered methamphetamine hidden inside manufactured stone pillars in his vehicle at the Del Rio International Bridge. Juan Antonio Antuna Jr., 32, was convicted on charges of importing methamphetamine and conspiring to import t
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Fourteen years after finding fame on ‘The Voice,’ Wichitan returns for dream role

Back in early 2012, Wichita native Chris Mann was an aspiring classical singer trying to make it in Los Angeles. He was 30 at the time and was hoping that his lengthy resume — which included working in two Music Theatre Wichita companies during high school, studying vocal performance at Vanderbilt University, appearing
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Crypto ATM scams are rising in Kansas. New law can help recover money

A new state law created more protections for victims of crypto scams, including transaction limits and refund requirements.
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Kansas Board of Education censures teacher, parent in alleged corporal punishment case

A mother, also a licensed teacher, is accused of child abuse, but years later the state Board of Education decides on censure instead of license revocation.

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