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April 15, 2015

• Opinion Line (April 15)
• Opinion Line Extra (April 15)
• Time running out to book Midwest Winefest wine dinners
• School funding cuts may lead to property tax increases
• Moran, Huelskamp tout their first-quarter fundraising
• Fun is at the heart of everything Chance Rides makes
• Auto repair business grew from dreams and decades of hard work
• Cornerstone helps businesses translate data into decisions
• Crave Beauty Academy owner started as student and grew into leader
• Strategic planning helps put BCS on growth path
• You don’t say
• Kansas State basketball will rely on newcomers Kamau Stokes, Carlbe Ervin at point guard next season
• Carlton Bragg signs letter of intent to play basketball for Kansas
• Safety, health risks of shrinking airline seats draw federal scrutiny
• Agco launches online toy store
• Sonny Vaccaro’s brief time with the Shockers
• Wichita State Shockers in professional baseball
• Tree partnership takes root
• Kansas State rallies to beat Wichita State 5-4 in 10 innings
• Andy Koenig: Real Tax Day is next week
• Core Strength Wichita moves to same building as Optimal Performance
• The best four-year KU basketball players under Bill Self (PHOTOS)
• Business still humming at Midwest Sewing after 60 years
• Eclipse, Kestrel to combine as One Aviation
• Zernco looks to expand beyond construction
• McClelland Sound builds on long tradition of customer service
• Legacy Bank leader works to create a sense of family
• Sad ending to Joyland
• Letters on end-of-life wishes, not Clinton or Bush, washboard road
• Andale man in critical condition after being struck by SUV
• WireCo to move headquarters across border to Kansas
• Meet the finalists for Wichita’s Small Business Awards
• Even short-timers can make their time on the job count
• Area home sales leap 17 percent in March
• Hotels keep adding to their brand names
• Weekly business briefing (April 16)
• Featured business person: Daniel Gutierrez
• Kansas board to discuss proposal to hire unlicensed people to teach in some districts
• Clinton’s candidacy could be good news for GOP in Kansas
• Seven tips to help you make prom 2015 the best of your life
• Nurse turns WSU competition into a business that makes house calls
• San Jose State bowling gets a boost from family rivalry
• Watermark Books & Cafe owner to serve on 2015 National Book Awards fiction panel
• Donations sought for Wichita pet food pantry
• Porter Street art, Project Runaway, brave dancing
• Wichita State Foundation gets $5 million gift
• Review: Roxy Downtown’s ‘The Big Bang’ a comic gem
• Kwik Shop to open across from Wichita State University
• WSU bowlers fall at Intercollegiate Singles Championships