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April 17, 2015

• Opinion Line (April 18)
• A closer look at 8 ArtDog events
• Friends softball has KCAC title in its sights
• ArtDog fetches funds for the arts
• Music Theatre Wichita offers public a peek into its warehouse
• Wichita Grand Opera’s 15th season opens with family-friendly ‘Cinderella’ ballet
• Malek Harris dismissal adds to mounting player losses for Kansas State basketball
• Wichita State women’s tennis team closes in on seventh straight MVC title
• NTSB: Fatal EagleMed crash in March occurred when chopper struck trees
• Wichita area’s labor force continues to shrink
• Wheels calendar (April 18)
• Frederick’s of Hollywood closes all of its retail stores
• Man shot by homeowner during attempted break-in sentenced to probation
• BBB: Claims of ‘green’ products and businesses must be more than skin-deep
• FloraKansas to offer pollinator-friendly plants
• Airbus surpasses milestone on A330 orders
• Woman used as example is employed by Kansas agency that crafted welfare reforms
• Road Runner still a great ‘family car’
• Letters on county commissioners, welfare rules, fearing God, abortion, Westar cleanup
• Wichita State stays relevant amid changing landscape of men’s bowling
• Sources: Four Wichita State women’s basketball players will leave
• WSU baseball finds relief against Bradley with John Hayes on the mound
• Wichita State’s Alex Harden surprised by WNBA Draft
• Case against suspect in 2013 shootout moved to Butler County
• Charles Krauthammer: Clinton makes a fixed, foregone candidate
• Coffee shop, food trucks team up to solve a noisy, costly problem
• You don’t say
• SunStone Apartment Homes at Fox Ridge Plaza to be built on Maize Road south of 37th Street
• American Pawn and Guns replaces Daddy’s Money Pawn Shop
• Three dead after collision near Butler, Greenwood county line