Aglow began in 1967 with four women who expressed a desire to meet together as Christians without denominational boundaries. The first general meeting was held in Seattle, Washington, USA, close to where ...
Read More »“Decade of NOTO” to celebrate growth of North Topeka Arts District
The Topeka Arts & Entertainment District is an attraction for all ages from all over. The restaurants, galleries, boutiques and more make NOTO the top Topeka Art Walk destination. Historic buildings are ...
Read More »Where, when and how should you vote? Deadlines loom for Shawnee and Douglas County
The General Election, November 3, will take place in less than a month. In order to vote in this election, residents of the state of Kansas must be registered to vote by ...
Read More »Ribbon-cutting set for remodeled community center
A 1 p.m. Oct. 5 ribbon cutting ceremony is set for the dedication of the remodeled main entrance and lobby of Hillcrest Community Center. The project is the capstone to a several-year ...
Read More »Luncheon to feature Barry Feaker
Barry Feaker will be the featured speaker at the October C5 POWER Luncheon, to be held October 8, 11:30 am to 1 pm at the The Peak, 1920 SW Gage Blvd. Feaker ...
Read More »National Life Chain Sunday is Oct. 4
The National Life Chain is the largest peaceful, prayerful pro-life public witness in the world. More than 1500 cities across the United States and Canada are expected to participate in this 33rd ...
Read More »Ward-Meade Garden Glow to replace Topeka Apple Festival in 2020
A new event, the Ward-Meade Garden Glow, will replace Apple Festival for 2020 at Old Prairie Town/Ward-Meade Botanical Garden. Patterned after the popular Tulips at Twilight event which was canceled this year ...
Read More »Prayer March Saturday in Overbrook to coincide with Franklin Graham march in Washington
The inaugural “Northeast Kansas 2020 Healing Prayer March” will be held in Overbrook, Kan., this Saturday, September 26, from 8:00 a.m. until noon. “America is in trouble. Our communities are hurting. Our ...
Read More »Oldest church bell in Kansas rings again over downtown Lawrence
What is being called the oldest church bell in Kansas rings out over downtown Lawrence once again after being restored. The bell, a 150-year-old ringer as old as the Lawrence United Methodist ...
Read More »Youth For Christ Golf Classic Oct. 2 to benefit teens
Topeka Youth for Christ’s 2020 Annual Golf Classic that was scheduled for May and then postponed to July 31 has been postponed again because of the weather. It will now be held ...
Read More »How school will look in the age of Covid
Before Covid, the question of the relative value of digital versus face-to-face instruction in a school setting never came up. Children were learning face-to-face while still spending a certain amount of time ...
Read More »Topeka Youth Project’s Youth Court provides options, experience to young offenders
September is National Youth Court Month, and Topeka Youth Project had to make adjustments to how Youth Court is run this year because of COVID-19. This is their 16th year of providing ...
Read More »New website becomes Online Farmer’s Market for Kansans
In 2020, life has changed for both the farmer and the consumer. KSGrown.com was developed earlier this year out of a need to help both producers and consumers, to facilitate a direct ...
Read More »Upper Room Radio celebrates 5th anniversary
A Topeka radio station is being recognized for going where few radio stations venture these days. Upper Room Radio, which is based in Family of God Church, is celebrating the 5th anniversary ...
Read More »Findables resale store to close after 16 years
Midland Care has announced the upcoming closing of Findables, its upscale resale store. Midland Care took over the store 16 years ago from the American Cancer Society, previously known as “The Discovery Shop.” The ...
Read More »Beatles vs. Stones show to perform at Topeka Performing Arts Center
The debate between the Beatles and the Rolling Stones has been going on ever since they first crossed paths on the charts 54 years ago. The argument at the time, and one ...
Read More »Back the Blue rally held prior to Topeka City Council’s special session draws large crowd
A large crowd of approximately 500 people gathered ahead of Tuesday night’s special City Council meeting to support local police during a Back the Blue rally. The rally took place on the ...
Read More »Saturday’s ‘Rolling Rally’ in Topeka draws attention to Tuesday’s Back the Blue Rally
Topekans hit the streets on Saturday to show their support for local police with a Back the Blue “Rolling Rally,” complete with honking horns on vehicles decorated with signs and flags. The ...
Read More »Leaked audio now shows Goodyear lied in responding to policy
Leaked audio now shows Goodyear executives lied when they denied the company was hindering the wearing of specific clothing with Blue Lives Matter slogans.The audio, which was secretly recorded by a Goodyear ...
Read More »Youth For Christ Golf Classic For Teens gets postponed to Oct. 2
Topeka Youth for Christ’s 2020 Annual Golf Classic that was scheduled for May and then postponed to July 31 has been postponed again because of the weather. It will now be held ...
Read More »Goodyear under fire for ‘diversity’ training that disrespects police officers
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. is scrambling to avoid a nationwide boycott after a whistleblower released a slide from the company’s new diversity training course. The unidentified employee leaked the slide showing ...
Read More »Oh, no! Not again! EasterFest celebration cancelled by the county for second time this year
The annual EasterFest celebration, scheduled to be held in Garfield Park on August 29, has been cancelled by Shawnee County officials for the second time this year, organizers learned on Thursday. The ...
Read More »Starlite Skate Center closes permanently
Starlite Skate Center at 301 SE 45th street has closed permanently after being shut down since March when the COVID-19 pandemic began. “We are sad to close our doors, it was a ...
Read More »EasterFest to be held this month with COVID protocols observed
You may have gotten tired of all the Hallmark Christmas movies that were showing in July, and if so, it may not be so hard to think about Easter in August. Therefore, ...
Read More »Shawnee County accepts ownership of Great Overland Station
Shawnee County Commissioners voted this week to accept a transfer of ownership of the Great Overland Station from Railroad Heritage, Inc.(RHI), to Shawnee County for the sum of $1. Great Overland Station, ...
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