A tea set created by Elayna Martinez received an honorable mention from Scholastic Art and Writing.
By Paige Feikert • October 5, 2026
These local teens march to a different beat — the beat of a mariachi or an Irish reel. Or they make their mark through music, ceramics, culinary arts and photography.
Poster design concept by Steven Brown, a student in Newman University’s course.
By Karen Long • October 5, 2026
Ballet Wichita sparks the fall season with a contemporary production of the classic “Giselle,” melding it with Día de los Muertos and co-creating with a diverse community.
Jaylee Hennessy and Taci Klein
October 5, 2026
These savvy young Wichitans are showing initiative and inspiration beyond their years, starting businesses, climbing the corporate ladder and carrying on family legacies.
Tractor trailer ride at Walter’s Pumpkin Patch
By Alexis Evans • October 5, 2026
All your pumpkin patch dreams come true with at least seven area gourd-related attractions. Not to mention apple picking, haunted houses, Bootanica, Oktoberfest and more!
Ashley Opliger stands on a tarmac next to boxes of Bridget's Cradles holding a photo of her father.
October 5, 2026
In memory of her own father and daughter, Ashley Opliger organizes pilots to bring hope to grieving families across the country, expanding the reach of her business, Bridget’s Cradles.
Wichita Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff
By Alexis Evans • September 1, 2026
Start planning now, because you won’t want to miss any of the festivals, fairs, chili cookoffs, fundraisers, theater productions — and yes, tea parties — coming your way.
Wichita Southeast boys soccer team finished last season fourth in the state and hope to make an even
By Paige Feikert • September 1, 2026
Girls flag football at the high school level kicks off this fall — and that’s just the beginning. Get ready for an exciting season of soccer, golf, boys football, tennis and more!
A man and a woman have a heated discussion in their kitchen, each pointing at the other.
By Dr. Michael Lievens • September 1, 2026
Men, Dr. Michael Lievens is asking you to take over managing the details of your own medical history, medications and screenings instead of delegating it to your wife.
A flirty sleeveless dress for the transition from summer to fall.
September 1, 2026
In these lingering days of summer we’ve found a few flirty dresses and thrown in hints of fall — a bold floral jacket, a snakeskin skirt — to meet the first cool breezes.
D’Aydrian Harding with his mother, Demetria Whiting.
By Paige Feikert • September 1, 2026
As a senior at Northeast, D’Aydrian Harding was voted “Most likely to become famous.” Now, the guy who loves to make people laugh has millions of followers on social media.
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