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Jayhawk Area Council plans to sell camp, office and merge with Kansas City-based council (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Scouting America’s Jayhawk Area Council plans to sell its campgrounds and its office in Shawnee County, according to Greg Kearney, who has served as chaplain for the local council for about 10 years. Kearney said he received an email a few days ago from a scouting executive informing him and others of the plans. He said he and most others knew nothing about the closures beforehand. “This all got sprung on us with no advance warning; it’s not like they’ve been discussing thi
Pokémon fans line up outside Topeka Target for 30th anniversary cards (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - More than a hundred people stood in line outside a Target store on Wanamaker Sunday for limited-edition Pokémon cards. The cards are part of a promotion celebrating Pokémon’s 30th anniversary. Penelope Juarez Bailon and her family were second in line, arriving around 8 a.m., even though the cards weren’t handed out until noon. “I’m trying to collect Pokémon cards,” Juarez Bailon said. “Just kind of exciting, because I’ve never done this,” she said. At noon, people were let
Quincy Elementary hosts first Hispanic Heritage celebration (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) -Tacos, arts and crafts, and a car show filled the Quincy Elementary parking lot Saturday as the school hosted its first Hispanic Heritage celebration. The event’s purpose was to showcase Topeka’s Hispanic culture. All proceeds from the festivities will go directly back to Quincy Elementary and its students. Organizer and host of the celebration, Aryeanne Rodriguez, said making the event happen took help from her whole family, but said the celebration is for everyone. “My who
AI Data Center Revolt Bus tours Shawnee County (opens the original)
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SHAWNEE COUNTY, Kan. (WIBW) - Amy Kremer, chairwoman for Humans First, an organization dedicated to making sure AI stays a tool in people’s lives and doesn’t rule it, is traveling across the nation in the AI Data Center Revolt Bus, letting communities know they have a voice and an impact when it comes to data centers. “There needs to be transparency, and the people in the communities should have a say in where these things go,” Kremer said. “I’m a realist and a pragmatic, and AI is here to stay,
Cyclists carry Declaration of Independence replica across Kansas (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A copy of the Declaration of Independence is making its way across Kansas and the country, carried by bicyclists as part of a cross-country relay. Kathy Burke-Thomas is one of the cyclists who helped carry the document across Kansas on Tuesday. “Getting to be a part of this event that is a national event was really meaningful,” Burke-Thomas said. “We wanted to do something that was celebrating 250 years of independence that was a nonpartisan thing that we could do as indivi
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