Kansas expands concealed carry to more public buildings
Kansas begins broader allowance of concealed weapons in public buildings including some college campuses amid debate over security costs and local exemptions. Law removes criminal penalties for access denial and will let districts and higher ed seek exemptions while upgrading safety measures.
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Wichita job losses drag Kansas recovery
Five years after the recession Kansas lags in jobs with Wichita-area losses leading the decline. Wichita metro is 16,000 jobs down from 2008, dragging statewide figures negative. Rural growth offsets urban stagnation, while Johnson County and Topeka show modest gains amid uneven recovery.
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Show of success as Schaffer grabs ring from pole on horseback
Reilly Schaffer demonstrates an activity during Koaram's Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Horseback Rid show, grabbing a ring from a pole while mounted. The event showcased therapeutic riding benefits and the skill or agility on horseback.
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Miles of Smiles Showcase Highlights Grandson’s Horse Ride
Leo and Neema Davis traveled from Cozad Nebraska to Garden City for the Miles of Smiles annual showcase at the Miles of Smiles Arena. Four year old Kade Davis rode Twister with three adults guiding him, in a session described as the boy’s second and first in Garden City this spring. The event features therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults with various disabilities to boost health and independence, with about 17 participants ranging from age four to their fifties.
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Collecting salt and pepper shakers a family affair
On a Belize trip GCHS graduate Ally Maynard hunted for a unique salt and pepper shaker to add to her grandmother Belva Rosenau’s growing collection. Rosenau notes every family vacation becomes a quest for one more pair for the display.
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Neighbors add 4000 sets to shaker collection
Rosenau showcases four thousand new shaker sets totaling about eight thousand individual pieces. She displays two pairs of tropical fish shaped shakers and a traditional design, reflecting her growing passion for collecting. The item references continuing coverage on neighbors in the community.
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