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July 27, 2017

• Hutchinson lineman Josh Rivas heads to K-State with big expectations
• Reclusive Kansan painted privately for 42 years. Now he’s going public.
• Opinion Line (July 27)
• 3 new history books, perfect for hard times
• Rays trade former Shocker Casey Gillaspie for bullpen help
• So many books, so little time: tips on how to get more reading done
• Moran should keep eye on what’s bad for Kansas
• Dangerous driving crackdown in Sedgwick County nets 77 citations
• If you had to choose: your dog or your boyfriend?
• Eisenhower Airport’s FAA safety inspection free of discrepancies
• Brownback says he is ‘pleased’ with what he’s done as governor
• New restaurant will have ‘nom nom’ in its name, noodles on its menu
• Is it a meal or is it art? Food the focus of new CityArts exhibition
• Wichita’s homeless population is declining
• Letters to the Editor (July 27): Washington, Naftzger Park, Lawrence-Dumont
• The Brownback Legacy: Tax cut push led to sharp backlash
• So Brownback will be the ambassador for religious freedom. What’s that?
• Man who fell at Wichita feed mill improving
• Get to know your neighbor, promote public safety during Neighborhood Night Out
• Teen crash fatalities rise during ‘100 Deadliest Days of Summer’
• Outdoor report (July 28)
• Former soldier sentenced for child abuse at Fort Riley
• Boil water advisories rescinded for parts of Lyon County
• Four lakes under public health warning due to blue-green algae
• Editorial: Brownback legacy will be the conviction of his tax cuts
• Wichita Federal names Pelz president, CEO
• Illegal gambling machines seized around Wichita
• 'Son of Sam' film brings to life New York 40 years ago
• Wheels calendar (July 29)
• Fiesta Red ’56 Crown Vic fulfills a dream delayed
• Going for a nice afternoon drive across the lake