September 23, 2015
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Opinion Line (Sept. 23)
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Review: ‘The Intern’ works as modern retro story
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Second-to-last Food Trucks at the Fountain of 2015 happens on Sunday
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Jenkins is first in House to endorse Fiorina
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Bob Lutz: The story behind KU safety Fish Smithson’s nickname stays hidden
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Wichita State notes: Kaitlyn Malone prepares for Creighton softball scrimmage after strong start to fall practices
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Occidental to add audio retailer at Central Plaza
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Five things to know for Exposure 2015
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Textron firm readies training academy for October opening
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Bob Lutz: Greinke vs. Arrieta – who do you have?
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Orangetheory Fitness to open at Waterfront Plaza
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Monarchs’ annual migration through Kansas begins
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Wichita police: Full use of body cameras by year’s end still on track
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Jacob Strouse charged with first-degree murder in Chautauqua homicide
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Wichita State’s Shocker Madness scheduled for Oct. 22
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New mortgage rules could delay home-buying process
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Small Business Spotlight: Trio literally puts their faith in apparel company
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Prison documentary TV show ‘Lockup’ filming in Sedgwick County Jail
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No matter how tech-savvy you are, you have to get along with people
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FlightSafety announces new Citation Latitude simulators
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Signature Flight Support proposes $2.1 billion acquisition of competing FBO
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Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Sept. 25)
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Count Basie Orchestra, return of the Rat Pack, deaf kids’ art
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Wichita and its businesses star in short Tallgrass Film Festival film (+video)
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Wichita State men’s and women’s basketball schedules
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Mattress Firm to open in front of east-side Academy Sports
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Analyst presents sobering view of Wichita economy, community
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Kansas Aviation Museum’s annual fundraiser set for Saturday
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Bob Lutz: There will never be another like Yogi Berra
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Efficiency study a waste?
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City Council considering registrations for rental homes
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Health care costs rise again, and the burden continues to shift to workers
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Letters on privatizing County Commission, jihadist refugees, guns, Jade Helm, uncivilized discourse
