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August 14, 2014

• Opinion Line (Aug. 14)
• Opinion Line Extra (Aug. 14)
• Dudegrass celebrates cult fave ‘Big Lebowski’
• Wichita State Shockers: When football’s time ran out
• Area sales of existing, new houses rise in July
• Ad for Sam Brownback has visible Paul Davis sign in background
• Pirates purchase contract of Wingnuts’ Matt Nevarez
• Sunday Arts calendar (Aug.17)
• Wichita Police Chief Norman Williams to retire
• Police: 3 armed men rob Dollar General on East Central
• The BBQ food truck fleet in Wichita keeps growing
• Fuji Japanese Grill & Sushi to open in former Yamasa Japanese Grill space
• Judge keeps affidavits in Parsons quadruple murder case closed
• Kansas men’s basketball schedule for 2014-15 is set
• Look past the numbers; the Royals are holding on
• ‘White Beech’ puts Greer’s habitat-rebuilding theories to test
• Robin Williams’ wife: He had Parkinson’s disease
• K-State’s Thomas Gipson arrested after traffic stop
• You don’t say
• US stocks move higher following earnings news
• Hibbett Sports to open in Goddard Sept. 13
• ‘Some Enchanted Evening’ offers fresh spins on classic songs
• Chamber legislative forum to feature Pompeo
• ICM oversees construction of new ethanol plant in Argentina
• Job growth not enough
• Now Consider This: KanCare needs to pay its bills on time
• Wife of former Wichita State coach Ralph Miller dies
• Sheriff: Bicyclist fatally struck by car near Lawrence
• Now Consider This: More tough polling news for Brownback
• Weekend events: Wichita Stamp & Coin Show, free WaterWalk concert
• Three events for wine lovers
• Chris Isaak brings his ‘Wicked Game’ to Orpheum
• Taxi driver robbed near 16th and Broadway
• Kansas State men’s basketball schedule for 2014-15 is set
• Meltpoint, a Caldwell firm, wins KSU business competition
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas
• Wichita police: Bicyclist shoots motorist during dispute
• Pipeline program seeks entrepreneurs for 2015 fellowship
• Wichita attendees hear that civil rights is ongoing battle
• Joseph Ashby: Low voter turnout could hurt Davis’ chances
• Hangout house: why some homes become teen central
• Tabitha Lehman: Election process a balance
• Pet news in brief (Aug. 13)
• Norman Rockwell’s paintings come to life
• Restaurant review: Thai Lao offers up interesting takes on popular Lao dishes
• Rene’s Mexican Fast Food stuffed with flavor
• Montell Cozart finding some comfort as Kansas’ quarterback
• DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers to move to former Palmers Grill space
• Simmons names new president for Kansas bank operations
• High school sports survey
• NIAR expands with ballistics testing
• Sevendust takes an acoustic turn on its latest album