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Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters is holding its 'Cash for Kids’ Sake' raffle to raise funds for matching kids with mentors.

Tickets cost $50 or three for $125, and with 500 kids waiting, the $25,000 prize will help fund each match at $2,500.

Saint Mark United Methodist Church celebrates 116 years in July with services on July 5, 12, 19, and 26 — Harambee means pull together.

Church leaders say the events will strengthen community bonds and guide youth leadership in a lasting legacy of service.

In the Wichita area during fireworks season, local vendor Michael Wawrzewski — who lost sight in one eye from an accident — warns residents to wear safety goggles and protective clothing, while Wesley Medical Center doctors caution that children risk severe burns.

New digital tools help older adults in Wichita simplify daily tasks by offering easy ways to use AI, voice commands, video calls, and phone features+ from spam filters to fall detection.

Residents can learn one new technology each month to stay safe and connected.

Sen. Jerry Moran returned Monday to announce new federal funds for renovation at The Timbers, a wheelchair accessible apartment complex at 2021 N.

Old Manor Road serving about 100 adults with disabilities and a 40-person waitlist. The funds will upgrade common areas such as laundry and new computer library.

Mount Hope Fire Department received over 3,000 cases of emergency drinking water Monday from a grant provided by the National Volunteer Fire Council and Anheuser-Busch + Chief Lauren Stephan said the department will use the water for its emergency needs.

Kansas began screening newborns for GAMT deficiency yesterday to detect a rare disorder linked to developmental delays and seizures.

The new test is part of an expanded 38-condition panel by the Department of Health and Environment.

Beginner Chair Yoga Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Club Hope Fitness — Free for cancer survivors and $10 for others — Engage in gentle chair yoga to enhance mobility and foster resilience.

Rodney Branigan Live Performance

5:30-11:30 p.m. — Public at the Brickyard — Tickets available — Enjoy fantastic food and drinks while experiencing the innovative musical talents of Texas-born, London-based multi-instrumentalist Rodney Branigan.

My First Cooking Camp

1-3 p.m. — The Art Park — Age group: 4-7 — A hands-on cooking camp focusing on basic kitchen skills and fun recipes for young children.

Little Cruisers Bike Program

8-8:30 a.m. — Winfield Recreation Commission — Registration required — Kids ages 3-5 learn to balance and ride a bike while having fun.

Tom Keifer with John Corabi Band

8-9:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — $46.58 — Enjoy a rock night featuring Tom Keifer and special guest John Corabi Band.

Los Huracanes del Norte Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Cotillion — $73.35 — Experience the vibrant music of Los Huracanes del Norte in a lively atmosphere.

Wichita Benefit Concert with AmeriFloyd

6-11 p.m. — The Cotillion — Ticket prices vary — Experience a memorable night with AmeriFloyd benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Nike Volleyball Camp at Wichita Sports Forum

9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Wichita Sports Forum — $399 — Elevate your volleyball skills and mindset in this highly-rated camp for young athletes.

Build and Fly with STEMusic

2:30 – 3:15 PM — Wichita Public Library - Walters Branch — Free entry — Explore the intersection of music and aviation through hands-on building activities and educational songs.

Air Capital Bacon Bourbon and Brews Festival

3-6 p.m. — Park City Arena — $40-$68 — Indulge in over 18,000 bacon samples and exceptional brews at this flavorful annual festival.