February 18, 2015
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Opinion Line (Feb. 19)
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Opinion Line Extra (Feb. 19)
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Adopt a pet (Feb. 18)
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USD 259 could lose $5 million if law changed
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Brownback ‘riding backward into the future’
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Kickball sweeping many Wichita players off their feet
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Education vital to community’s economic success
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Bob Lutz: Royals getting little respect after World Series season
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First, admit what you don’t know
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Weekly business briefing (Feb. 19)
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Park City Chamber to host session on cybersecurity
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Poehling to leave state municipal energy agency
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Featured business person: Don Farquhar
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Kobach says Kansas attracted most new businesses since 2003
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Today in history: Highlights from Feb. 18 in history
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A look back offers insight for future leaders
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Absurd to blame the victims
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Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Feb. 20)
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Arts events (Feb. 20): new woodblock print exhibit, ‘Wizard of Oz’
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Drummer Matt Wilson to teach, play at Friends University’s Jazz Festival
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Weekend events: Engineering Expo, bluegrass festival, Black History Month celebration
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TCU beats Kansas State 69-55
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Day After: No. 13 Wichita State 84, Southern Illinois 62
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Bob Lutz: Wichita State’s NCAA appeal vanishes into thin air
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Wildcat report: TCU 69, Kansas St. 55
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Gene Stephenson says he’s filed his own appeal with NCAA over lost baseball victories
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New rules on flight hours create pilot shortage for regional airlines
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State formally appeals Kansas school funding ruling
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Fires at train derailment still burn as investigators look for answers
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‘Sin tax’ proposal losing support among Kansas lawmakers
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Letters on LGBT protections, confused GOP, abortion, liquor laws
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Jeffrey Lutz’s ECHL Report (Feb. 18)
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Harvey County to sell former Halstead hospital at auction
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Wichita’s Exploration Place planning new aviation exhibit
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Sedgwick County set to run multimillion-dollar deficits through 2020, report says
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More homes in Sedgwick County lose value than gain
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Kansas launches special crime unit to go after cattle rustlers
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Aida’s has let owner pursue dreams and raise her daughter
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Bricktown Brewery offering sneak peek before March 5 opening
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New craft beer festival ‘WichCraft’ planned for May on Hyatt lawn
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HealthCore Clinic begins first of two expansions
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Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores to open at Towne West Square
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