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April 28, 2017

• Opinion Line (April 28)
• Remembering those who died in the Greensburg tornado
• Seven must-have herbs to grow
• Trump making Obamacare popular
• Is populism taking a pause?
• State files liens against fitness business
• Top Republican senator wants charge on utility bills to pay for schools
• New theater, Big Well museum showcase Greensburg’s rebuilding efforts
• Outdoors Calendar (April 29)
• This weekend marks a time of rebirth for The Eagle and Kansas.com
• 10 tips for a healthy walk
• Taking the first steps: Walking provides multiple health benefits
• 10 fun things to do in Wichita this weekend (April 28-30, 2017)
• Eisenhower Airport’s passengers up 5.5 percent in March
• Retiring director Sandy Swank ‘taught me that homelessness has a face’
• Police seek help in storage unit theft of paintings
• Chris Mann returns for Wichita Grand Opera fundraiser
• Westar installing new solar farm near Hutchinson
• Shots fired after Wichita bar brawl
• Man shot in central Wichita neighborhood
• She may not be able to use notes, but amputee has message for at-risk youths
• ‘Science Friday’ to broadcast from Wichita
• ‘We said it would never happen again’: Holocaust survivor speaks of past, present
• Former Wichita teacher files for school board
• ‘Startup’ review: BuzzFeed’s Doree Shafrir skewers the tech world in giddy novel
• Insurance won’t pay county’s claim on $566,088 lost to fraud
• MVC round table: What number, format works for Valley basketball?
• Book World: Strout leaves characters silent, readers speechless
• First step of classification-changing vote will happen Friday
• Trump’s school cuts, voucher plan unlikely to pass
• What’s missing in Congress? Just leadership and courage