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Large grass fire near Towanda burns up to 40 acres, prompts evacuations (opens the original)
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BUTLER COUNTY, Kan. (KAKE) â A large grass fire north of Towanda burned an estimated 30 to 40 acres and prompted the evacuation of about a dozen homes Thursday afternoon. Butler County dispatch said the fire was reported around 1:45 p.m. near Northwest 30th Street and Diamond Road, about four miles north of Towanda. About a dozen homes along Northwest 30th Street from Diamond Road to Hunter Road were evacuated as firefighters worked to contain the fire. Butler County Fire District 12 Chief Hea
Valley Center’s 101 Club, longtime gathering place for people in recovery, headed to auction (opens the original)
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VALLEY CENTER, Kan. (KAKE) â A nearly 80-acre recreational property that has served as a gathering place for people in recovery and their families for decades is headed to auction. The Jim James Memorial 101 Club is located at 2206 and 2402 E. 101st St. in Valley Center. The property is owned by the Wichita Fellowship Club and has provided a drug- and alcohol-free environment where people in recovery can socialize and participate in recreational activities. The property encompasses 78.44 acres
Chautauqua County landowners pack community meeting over Evergy transmission line (opens the original)
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CEDAR VALE, Kan. (KAKE)â A packed crowd gathered in Cedar Vale on Monday night as Chautauqua County landowners sought more information about a major transmission line project that could cross the county. The community meeting focused on Evergyâs proposed Buffalo Flats to Delaware transmission line, a 345-kilovolt project that would run about 133 miles across Kansas. The Kansas portion would begin at the Buffalo Flats Substation near Garden Plain and cross Sedgwick, Sumner, Cowley and Chautau
Wichita Catholic Diocese opens new seminary for future priests (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A longtime priest formation program in Wichita is now officially a seminary, marking what Catholic leaders are calling a historic moment for the region. St. Philip Neri Seminary was formally established Wednesday during a special Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Wichita. The seminary developed out of the St. Joseph House of Formation, which had been operating for nine years as a program for college-age men discerning the priesthood. âItâ
Kechi city leaders seek independent investigation after water bill complaints (opens the original)
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KECHI, Kan. (KAKE) â Kechi city leaders say they will request an independent investigation after residents raised concerns about sudden increases in their water bills. Several residents spoke during a City Council meeting Thursday night, saying their bills had doubled or climbed into the thousands of dollars despite no major changes in their water use. City Administrator Matt Jensby said 28 customers have contacted the city with concerns about their bills. âEach one of those cases, we invest
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