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Movement Musick is set to build a grocery store in downtown, located two blocks from its upcoming music hub.

The nonprofit partners with the Queen family from Kansas City & officials note that the project aims to offer food access ahead of downtown reaching 10,000 residents, though some locals remain cautious.

A new grocery store will open downtown, offering residents a convenient spot for fresh food and daily items.

The project will boost local business growth and add value to the neighborhood.

Spangles, a cherished local chain founded in 1978 by the Steven brothers, has been acquired by the Hamideh family today.

The new owners committed to keeping the restaurant's traditions will maintain its 26 locations.

Vandals caused about $10,000 in damage at Great Plains Transportation Museum in downtown Wichita this week by breaking historic windows and draining oil from equipment; museum leaders are adding a fence at the access point to block further damage + repairs by volunteers could take two to three months.

This summer, students at Coleman Middle School in Wichita are learning to grow food, care for animals, and recycle e-waste (the program also collects aluminum cans to help fund technical skill training).

Major changes to federal financial aid took effect on July 1 following the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, limiting Pell Grants and adjusting loan amounts based on credit hours.

Wichita State's Office of Financial Aid advised students to consult an advisor about their borrowing options.

Yesterday, Wichita DCF faced long waits as EBT payment issues delayed service for clients.

Officials investigated the matter + planned steps to resolve the issue and update affected residents soon.

Mr. Mc’s Market owner Quantin McIntosh is expanding fresh produce access through Wichita’s Healthy Corner Store Initiative by helping small retailers coordinate affordable produce orders + his market at 21st Street and Interstate 135 offers local community resources and job opportunities.

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.

Lego Brick by Brick Camp

1-3 p.m. — The Art Park — Pricing details not specified — Explore exciting Lego themes like Formula 1 and dinosaurs in a hands-on camp experience.

Wichita Wind Surge vs. Midland Rockhounds

7:05-8:05 p.m. — Equity Bank Park — Ticket prices vary — Watch an exciting Double-A baseball game against the Midland Rockhounds with special activities throughout the evening.

Candlelight: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac

8:45–9:45 p.m. — Kansas Aviation Museum — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soothing magic of Fleetwood Mac's music in a candlelit setting.

Big Boogie Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Cotillion — $53.33 to $100.43 — Enjoy an all-ages concert featuring Big Boogie and surprise support acts in a vibrant venue.

Outdoor Vintage Market at Paramount Marketplace Antiques

9 AM – 3 PM — Paramount Marketplace Antiques, Vintage & New — Free admission — Discover a variety of vintage treasures and handmade goods at this lively outdoor market.