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Grandparents Park among parks plans on the horizon

Improvements to city and county parks this year point up the role they can play in people’s lives.

Dennis I. Clary: Why Superman landed in Kansas

Let’s face it. Although we love our state, Kansas is not known as a hub of popular culture.

Wichita’s dining scene to see more options in 2013

Wichitans are known for their love of dining out, and as the year progresses, they’ll have several new restaurants to sample – including a fine-dining spot, a neighborhood bar and grill and an arena-adjacent pizza place.

How Wichita spends your tax money is one big reason to vote

If you’re on the fence about whether to vote in this year’s April 2 general election, consider this: How your tax money will be spent is the primary focus of Wichita City Council and school board races – and of similar races across south-central Kansas.

Carl Brewer: Big things happening in Wichita in 2013

As our focus turns to spring in a new year, the city of Wichita is at a crossroads.

A handy list of resources you may not know about.

What: Sedgwick County Extension Service’s trained master gardener volunteers help home gardeners with information on planting and care of lawns and gardens.

Volunteerism often benefits volunteers as much as others

Volunteerism is on the rise in Kansas and across the nation.

Kansas Star Casino’s revenue soars in first year

The Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane spent its first year in constant transition while managing to outperform the two other state-owned casinos on the gaming floor.

Botanica plans an event center, Chinese garden

Botanica’s latest plans for expansion will see a new events center open this year followed by an adjacent Chinese garden planned for next year.

Susie Santo: Wichita offers plenty to see and do

Why Wichita?

2013 marks noteworthy anniversaries around Kansas

From universities to the state fair, dozens of organizations are marking anniversaries this year.

Jim Skelton: Sedgwick County ensures essential services are provided

The past few years have been challenging for businesses and citizens, and local governments have had their share of challenges as well. Sedgwick County has faced declining revenue, and the state funding for mandated services has fallen 20 percent since 2008.

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