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Petition aims to change the name of Wichita’s baseball team

November 14, 2019News

Hours after Wichita learned the name of the city's new Triple-A baseball team, someone has created a petition to change it. Nearly 7,400 people have signed the online petition at Change.org as of 2:45 p.m. Thursday. The name, the Wichita Wind Surge, was revealed…

Wichita State sophomore ready to step up as mayor of Geuda Springs

November 14, 2019News

A Wichita State University sophomore is managing more than just class and responsibilities as the team manager for the Shocker women's basketball team. Starting in January, 19, soon-to-be 20-year-old Neil Terry will juggle mayoral duties, as well, leading the small…

Downtown Streetscape Project ribbon-cutting ceremony planned

November 14, 2019News

The Downtown Streetscape Project on Santa Fe Avenue will be substantially complete on Nov. 15. The final completion of Campbell Plaza, the Walnut Street intersection and various landscaping items will be complete in early 2020. To celebrate the conclusion of…

McPherson mural inspires book about 1936 U.S basketball team

November 14, 2019News

When Andrew Maraniss, a New York Times bestselling author, first came to McPherson for the first time, he couldn’t help but notice a giant mural painted outside of the McPherson Library. It was the ” McPherson Global Refiners” with the…

Garden City names new fire chief

November 14, 2019News

The City of Garden City announced Monday the appointment of William “Bill” Beaty as the City’s new fire chief. Beaty will fill the position vacated by former Chief Allen Shelton, who retired earlier this year. “Bill’s enthusiasm for the fire…

Grow Hays project aims to build starter homes

November 14, 2019News

Grow Hays, the nonprofit economic development agency for Ellis County, is working on a project to build 18 affordably priced houses in town over the next 24 to 36 months. The homes would ease what Grow Hays executive director Doug…

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