Poll shows Kansas voters favor retaining Supreme Court justices
The Docking Institute at Fort Hays State Univ finds voters favor retention of at least some Kansas Supreme Court justices by a wide margin with many undecided. All five justices show similar support levels around 45-48 percent, while about 20-22 percent oppose retention and 35-36 percent are unsure. The poll paints deep dissatisfaction with Gov Brownback and the Legislature, and notes broader political context ahead of the general election.
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Satanta Dinner and Show With Diamond W Wranglers
Satanta chamber and arts council host a dinner and show by Diamond W Wranglers From Old Cowtown Wichita. Dinner 6:30 p.m. Saturday, show 7:30 p.m. at Satanta High School auditorium. Prices 20 dollars for dinner and show, 10 students, 15 show only. Reservations by Thursday call Erika 620 649 2234 or Ryan 620 649 7167.
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GVRV Hosts Deanne Crase and Friends Tuesday Evening
Garden Valley Retirement Village hosts a free musical program featuring Deanne Crase and Friends at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The public is welcome at no charge at 1505 E Spruce St.
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Bill of Rights display comes to Kansas
The Kansas Humanities Council partners with 13 Kansas groups to host a free pop-up exhibit titled The Bill of Rights and You from the National Archives. The Harper, Dodge City, Medicine Lodge libraries join sites in Atchison Bonner Springs Goodland Haysville Humboldt Lenexa Oakley Pleasanton Topeka Winfield and more.
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Presidential whiz kid Macey Hensley guests on Ellen
Six year old Macey Hensley of Council Grove appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and discusses presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. She meets fans at the Country Stampede Music Festival near Manhattan, gets a Zachary Taylor tattoo, and has previously encountered Bush, Obama, and other national sights.
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