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Friday, March 21st, 2025
Good morning, Wichita. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of March.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ One person was seriously hurt in a house fire (on the 14000 block of Willowbend Court) in east Wichita (Thursday afternoon) as fire crews worked to put out the blaze and transported the injured person to a hospital. KWCH
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ A new study from museum think tank Remuseum found that free entry increases visitor numbers without extra costs, and Wichita Art Museum’s free permanent collection has brought back pre-pandemic visitor levels. Museum director Molly McFerson said the change removed barriers for art fans—making the museum a welcoming resource. KMUW
- ➤ Stephanie Stovall, a retired educator and minister, published Grief S.U.C.K.S. to share her journey of coping with grief after her husband Carl died from a pulmonary embolism two years ago—she offers practical advice for managing loss and life changes. Carla Eckels will speak with Stovall during a book launch tomorrow at St. Paul AME Church—readers can learn more about navigating grief and finding purpose. KMUW
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Advance ballots for school bond elections in Haysville for USD 261 and in Mulvane for USD 263 were mailed Wednesday. Haysville seeks nearly $80 million for building repairs + Mulvane's ballot asks for nearly $50 million for district improvements and nearly $9 million for an early childhood center, with in-person early voting beginning Tuesday, April 1 at 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Sedgwick County Election Office and election day set for April 8. KNSS
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The Kansas Department of Health and Environment confirmed six measles cases in southwest counties (Grant and Stevens) with the first case reported last Thursday. Health officials say all cases involve unvaccinated individuals and no one has been hospitalized. KWCH
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ College basketball fans are arriving in Wichita for March Madness— the airport is buzzing with fans from rival teams. Reporter Sydney Ferguson captured the scene as supporters prepared to cheer for their teams. FOX Kansas
- ➤ Myles Thompson, a Hutchinson native and former Barton Community College standout, helped lead SIU Edwardsville to its first NCAA Tournament appearance when his team faced the Houston Cougars in Wichita on March 20. His parents—Abby and Joel Thompson—said watching him play at Intrust Bank Arena felt surreal and exciting. KWCH
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Exploring Natural Biohacking and Nutrition for Longevity
This seminar focuses on the application of natural biohacking and nutrition to promote health and longevity, featuring expert speaker Bart Precourt, DC.
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Curvy Yoga 8-Week Class Series in Wichita
This 8-week Curvy Yoga class series aims to provide a welcoming environment for individuals of all body types and abilities to explore yoga practices that fit their unique needs.
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Chair Yoga at Haysville Senior Center
10:00 – 10:45 AM | Haysville Senior Center | Free for members | Enjoy a gentle, community-focused yoga class designed for all mobility levels.
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Chair Yoga Class at Maize Recreation Commission
This class offers accessible chair yoga that enhances strength, flexibility, and mindfulness, catering to various mobility levels in a supportive community setting.
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Open Mic Night at Vorshay's
8-9:30 p.m. — Vorshay’s Cocktail Lounge — No cover charge — A creative haven for comedians to showcase fresh, original material.
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World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series
3:30 a.m. — 81 Speedway — Affordable tickets — Experience the thrilling World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series live in Wichita.
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IEEE Wichita Young Professionals Networking Mixer
This event offers students and young professionals in Wichita an opportunity to network while enjoying bowling, pool, snacks, and refreshments.
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Curvy Yoga 8-Week Class Series
1-2 p.m. — Yoga Central — Registration required — Explore adaptive yoga practices in a welcoming environment for all body types.
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Chair Yoga at Maize Recreation
1-2 p.m. | Maize Recreation Commission | $5 drop-in | Experience the uplifting benefits of Chair Yoga for all mobility levels.
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Chair Yoga at Maize Recreation Commission
1-2 p.m. | Maize Recreation Commission | $5 drop-in | Experience Chair Yoga focusing on balance, strength, and flexibility in a supportive community environment.
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