Jaime Green
Visual Editor at Wichita Eagle
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2 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Jaime Green
At the Learning Lab in Union Station, more than a dozen students showcased their inventions as part of the Wichita school district’s new Creative Minds project, a one-room classroom of kindergarten through sixth grade students. A self-watering device for indoor plants, a karaoke-like doll and a “robot” that could be a child’s new best friend were among the projects on display.
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2 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Jaime Green
Jason Houpt held the rosary as he and his girlfriend, Bella Petrakis, prayed for Pope Francis during a service Saturday morning at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Wichita. “I think Francis’ impact on the church in the last 12 years has been really great and his compassion for people who are marginalized should be celebrated,” said Petrakis, 26.
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3 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Jaime Green
One of the owners of Stroud’s — the fried chicken restaurant that has operated at 3661 N. Hillside since the summer of 1993 — says that its owners had a difficult time deciding to close the restaurant next month. But the decision, which was announced via social media on Wednesday morning, was inevitable. Prices have just gone up too much lately, said Kevin Allis, the restaurant’s managing partner, and the owners didn’t see any other way.
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3 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Jaime Green
In December, Healing Waters announced on Facebook that it had “A special note” for customers. “Wichita, we are here to share that in 2025 Healing Waters is going to be undergoing an incredible transformation.”Instead, the same Facebook account now has a different sort of announcement. The Bradley Fair spa is closing as of May 14. “To Our Cherished Community,” the post reads.
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4 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Jaime Green
As you may have heard from our athletic director Kevin Saal recently, Wichita State men’s basketball is at a turning point. While recent seasons have been a time of growth and transition, there is a renewed sense of possibility ahead. I want to speak directly to why that matters — not just for Shocker fans, but for our entire city. Wichita deserves a nationally competitive basketball program. But more than that, Wichita needs one.
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