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June 21, 2022

• Barbecue restaurant ditches its home of less than a year with plans to move to Rock Road
• A new beach-themed bar will open later this summer on East Douglas in Wichita
• How new Wichita State athletic director Kevin Saal became a childhood fan of Shockers
• A new store is opening at the Garage at Cleveland Corner’s retail incubator space
• Kansas oil refinery to pay $1.6 million penalty after fire, death of employee, EPA says
• Wichita police secretary who leaked classified crime details to family gets diversion
• Wichita woman, 69, dead after husband suffers diabetic shock while driving, hits tree
• Former religion teacher at Wichita Christian school pleads guilty in student sex case
• Kansas State Wildcats add Texas safety Kameron Sallis to 2023 recruiting class
• Schmidt has better plan for school safety than Gov. Kelly
• ‘I feel hopeless:’ Local women worry about family in Ukraine as war lengthens
• Prairie Quilt Guild of Wichita will host its first quilt show in 4 years this week
• ‘An exciting day’ as Wind Surge reveals hotel brand with a new experience for Wichita
• Kids under 5 can now get COVID-19 vaccines in Sedgwick County
• K-State alumni team will reunite former stars at The Basketball Tournament in Wichita
• Take advantage of fresh berries and make Strawberry Pretzel Pie for the Fourth of July
• Take your taste buds on a trip back to the 1980s: Sbarro has returned to Wichita
• Longest day of the year: Tuesday marks the summer solstice and the first day of summer