Music festival to open July Jubilee
There’s still time to be part of an enlivening annual Midtown event taking place on July 27 and 28. The Whole Person (TWP) has booth...
FHSU hosts its third annual HCI
Fort Hays State University celebrated its third annual Hispanic College Institute by welcoming 80 high school junior and senior students...
Pathways to success for science-minded teens
Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences (SLCHS) is accepting applications for the 2018-2019 Pathways to Health and Science Education...
Hispanic College Institute wraps up a third year
Seventy-eight students of either Hispanic or Latino origin from three different states learned a little about the ins and outs of college...
Grand opening of funeral home celebrated after years of hard work and dedication
On June 21, Larkin and Garcia Funeral Care, owned by Jim Larkin and Sam Garcia celebrated the official opening of their funeral home,...
Training nurses for 115 years
As the U.S. confronts a nursing shortage, a metro institution marks a historic milestone – the 115th anniversary of its nursing program....
Outstanding teen keeps family’s dream alive
Diana and Javier Contreras immigrated to the United States from Guadalupe Victoria Municipality in Durango, Mexico. They sought a better...
Tricked-out rides at Maker Faire
Once again, the Realistic Impressions Car Club of Kansas City is hosting the custom car exhibition and lowrider hopping competition at...
LINC chess camp accepting applications
A metro area summer camp serving a select group of children in grades K-12 is accepting applications for its sixth annual chess camp. It...
Making Movies brings back the Carnaval Saturday
”Quiero ver a mi padre en carnaval,” Enrique Chi, lead singer of homegrown music ensemble Making Movies, sings on their newest single...
