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- Seven groups choose Wichita as site for conventions
WICHITA _ Seven organizations have chosen Wichita as the site for their conventions, Go Wichita Convention and Visitors Bureau officials said today. The conventions are estimated to bring about $4 million in direct revenue to Wichita, said John Rolfe, Go Wichita president and CEO. Expected attendance for the conventions, including a three-year commitment from the International Machine Quilters Association, is about 5,500 people. Read more
- Three casino proposals submitted to Sumner County
Three casino proposals were turned into Sumner County by today's noon deadline.Proposals came from the same three development groups that delivered plans to the Kansas Lottery last week.They are:Read more
- Marijuana field cleared
Two men were hunting for a good spot for a deer stand last fall when they stumbled upon a patch of marijuana plants.They notified the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office, who along with agents from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation kept an eye on the plants for nearly a year.On Wednesday, authorities disposed of plants they estimated could produce enough weed to command millions of dollars in street sales.Read more
- Boy's family requests prayers to Kapaun
Mason Medlam is in the fight of his young life.But he has defied the odds ever since he was born five years ago, his mother said, and he's doing it again."He's still alive — they didn't think he would be," Sheila Medlam said of doctors at Via Christi Hospital on St. Francis, where Mason was taken after she pulled him from a farm pond about a quarter-mile north of their house near Colwich on Tuesday morning.Read more
