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| MSSU retreat focuses on enrollment (The Joplin Globe) |
| Declining enrollment is easy for Missouri Southern State University administrators to see but identifying a solution is not as simple. Enrollment was the topic of discussion at the university’s Board of Governors retreat Friday afternoon. |
| 11/21/2008 |
| ART GALLERIES, MUSEUMS (The Wichita Eagle) |
| Today Art for Lunch, lecture by Paul Flippen, noon-1 p.m., Steckline Art Gallery, DeMattias Fine Arts Center, Newman University. Free. Box lunch available to first 20 guests. Information, 316-942-4291, ext. 2199. Final Friday, gallery crawl, 5-7 p.m., at Steckline Art Gallery, DeMattias Fine Arts Center, Newman University (Paul Flippen reception); 5-8 p.m. at Springpark Gallery, ... |
| 10/30/2008 |
| Citizens Bank adds west-side branch (The Wichita Eagle) |
| Citizens Bank of Kansas' expansion to the west side is official. Jane Deterding, executive vice president and general counsel of the $153 million, Kingman-based bank, said Monday that its regulator approved the addition of a branch office at 13th and Tyler, in the former BankHaven location. Deterding said the goal is to have the new branch, at 8718 W. 13th St., open on Nov. 17. The ... |
| 10/27/2008 |
| Beat 11 (The Wichita Eagle) |
| Criminal complaints from police beats in Wichita. Missing dates indicate days where no reports were filed. Beat 11 Burglary 3900 block of W. 11th, Oct. 16. Larceny |
| 10/27/2008 |
| SUNDAY ARTS CALENDAR (The Wichita Eagle) |
| EVENTS Wheatland Poppin' Johnnies, 9 a.m.-noon today, Kansas Coliseum, 85th North off I-135. Free. Information, 316-660-1000. Train & Toy Show, buy, sell, trade or see train layouts, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. today, Sedgwick County Extension Education Center, 21st and Ridge Road. Admission $3, free for children 12-under. Information, Wichita Toy Train Club, 316-838-5103. Wichita Fall Home ... |
| 10/25/2008 |
| City Commission agenda: Transportation planning may change (Lawrence Journal-World) |
| City commissioners are scheduled to approve changes to the way the area does its transportation planning. Historically, the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission has served as the federally required board that must review and submit transportation projects that seek federal funding. But planning commissioners are recommending the creation of a new group to handle those duties. |
| 10/24/2008 |
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