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April 19, 2017

• Opinion Line (April 19)
• Randy Newman to turn kids onto entrepreneurship
• Exploration Place’s Kansas-themed exhibit gets significant upgrades
• Wichita restaurant selling ‘pot brownies’ on 4/20
• Nature center sells out of senior lifetime passes to national parks
• The Workroom evolves as place to support artisans
• Time for annual cleanup of downtown Wichita waterways
• For sale: Gun involved in 1874 Wichita shootout – or was it?
• Long-term relationships matter at Mahaney Roofing
• Builders Plus second generation still forward-looking
• Elite Staffing Solutions founder went from rags to riches
• McGinty approaches 80th year with eye on the future
• Fiber Dynamics finds growth in composite specialization
• Family atmosphere permeates aircraft supplier Etezazi Industries
• Skylar Thompson may be K-State’s QB of the future, but he focuses on today
• McCurdy Auction keeps business all in the family
• Monarch owner experiences success, stress and lots of lessons
• Coffee and community drive Reverie Coffee Roasters forward
• Former K-State basketball players reunite for another shot at $2 million tournament
• Business notebook (April 20, 2017)
• Stage version of ‘Dirty Dancing’ gives fans what they want
• Christian women’s event features faith, fellowship and food trucks
• Kansas receiving arts funds, for now
• Letters on nuclear threat, guns on campus, abortion, overbooking plans, Cadillac Lake
• Girls soccer: Valley Center finds finishing touch in 2-1 win over Eisenhower
• Russell boy in Wichita hospital as authorities investigate possible child abuse