>FEBRUARY 16, 2006
>DECEMBER 15, 2005
For Cadillac Man, word of mouth sells
A Wichita man sells custom grillz for every pimp's mouth.
by Rob Taylor
Barleycorn's will move to former River's Edge location
And the old Barleycorn's spot will become, again, the Blue Lounge.
by Mike Marlett
Richard Pryor, 1940-2005, left his mark on comedy
by Jason Bailey
>NOVEMBER 17, 2005
>SEPTEMBER 1, 2005
>AUGUST 25, 2005
Graffiti finds its place in Wichita — legally
by Rob Taylor
>AUGUST 18, 2005
>AUGUST 11, 2005
>AUGUST 4, 2005
>JULY 28, 2005
>JUNE 30, 2005
Gay pride event a surprise success
by Mike Marlett
>JUNE 9, 2005
Riot Room readies to radicalize Riverside
by Jedd Beaudoin
>APRIL 28, 2005
>MARCH 24, 2005
Diversity Speaks unifies against amendment
by Mike Marlett
>FEBRUARY 3, 2005
Louder than bombs
Kansas youths seek to feed, educate Iraqis
by Jedd Beaudoin
>DECEMBER 30, 2004
Cash for Cash
Anchor missing important artwork
by Jedd Beaudoin
>NOVEMBER 18, 2004
Radical aims to shake things up
by Brian Quick
>NOVEMBER 11, 2004
Local folkies injured in rollover accident
by Michael Carmody
The Shadow hosts Armstrong fundraiser
by Brian Quick
Heavy Pork starts seventh fresh season
by Brian Quick
>OCTOBER 7, 2004
Gross finally drops anchor on Douglas
by Jedd Beaudoin
>SEPTEMBER 23, 2004
Falwell inspires (another) protest
by Mike Marlett
>AUGUST 26, 2004
New owners take over Riverside Perk
by Kristin Strole
>AUGUST 19, 2004
Canary Yellow reopens
by Kristin Strole
>APRIL 22, 2004
Farmers' Market back in season
by Kristin Strole
>APRIL 1, 2004
Old is new again at the Boulevard
by Kristin Strole
Flaming rain sprinkles ArtAID
by Kristin Strole
>DECEMBER 11, 2003
Where's my F5?
by Mike Marlett
>NOVEMBER 13, 2003
Holiday gifts made simple with simple gifts
by Julie Ann Baker
>NOVEMBER 6, 2003
He's a man, not a dork
Carrot Top speaks out on being the AT&T spokesman, his eyebrows and Paul Stanley's chest hair
by Mike Marlett
Raw Carrot
The "He's a man, not a dork" total interview
by Mike Marlett
>OCTOBER 16, 2003
Delano moves on
Nine months of construction forced out some businesses, but brought in new
by Kristin Strole
Musicians come together to support jazz great
by Mike Marlett
>OCTOBER 9, 2003
Finding recipes for success
Wichita businesses find different reasons and different ways for getting to the same goal: live music and good food.
by Mike Marlett
>OCTOBER 2, 2003
Tallgrass is ready, but are we?
by Mike Marlett
Bow-wow blowout
Woofstock returns with more fun than you can throw a stick at
by Kristin Strole
>SEPTEMBER 25, 2003
Artist seriously injured in auto accident
by Curt Clonts
Renaissance festival distances itself from other's bad habits
by Kristin Strole
Bart Ewonus remembered Friday night
by Michael Carmody
>SEPTEMBER 18, 2003
Senate tells FCC to think again
The Senate unleashes an unusual congressional veto to overturn the FCC's unpopular new media-ownership rules.
by Kristin Strole
Race for the Cure laces up for 14th year
by Kristin Strole
Thunderbirds will be a no-show
by Kristin Strole
Wichita Aviation Festival calendar of events
>SEPTEMBER 11, 2003
Aviation Fest marks 100 years of flight
by Kristin Strole
New FCC rules may be rolled back completely
by Kristin Strole
Boeing deal blocked by Senate committee
by Kristin Strole
>SEPTEMBER 4, 2003
Spreading the word
by Kristin Strole
Outbound Books is down and out
by Kristin Strole
>AUGUST 14, 2003
Walking in a positive direction
by Kristin Strole
Peace Center marks Hiroshima anniversary
by Julie Ann Baker
Bricktown 54 opens in Old Town spot
by Kristin Strole
>AUGUST 7, 2003
News Briefs
by Kristin Strole
>JULY 31, 2003
Left and right work together against FCC
by Kristin Strole
Boeing/Pentagon deal nears greenlight
by Kristin Strole
>JULY 24, 2003
Peace activist coming to town
Kathy Kelly has the inside scoop on Iraq — she was there when the bombs fell
by Kristin Strole
Kansas is flatter than a pancake
by Mike Marlett
>JULY 17, 2003
Soaring numbers
by Kristin Strole and and Mike Marlett
>JUNE 26, 2003
Delano fights to make it
by Kristin Strole
>JUNE 19, 2003
Cabaret Old Town hits the big one-zero
by Kristin Strole
Acme: more than just rocket skates
by Kristin Strole
City News Briefs
by Kristin Strole
>JUNE 12, 2003
High-concept theater to open June 20
by Kristin Strole
Canary Yellow puts "fun" in "funky"
by Kristin Strole
>JUNE 5, 2003
FCC changes media rules
New ownership guidelines provoke concern among citizens, anger from Clear Channel
by Kristin Strole
WAM! Wichita Art Museum back in action
by Kristin Strole
Farm & Art Market refugees doing well
by Kristin Strole
Taskforce firecracker plan a dud
by Kristin Strole
>MAY 29, 2003
Morning-after pill likely to become over-the-counter
by Kristin Strole
Star Spangled Beeper
Cricket plans to disguise cell tower as 16-story flagpole
by Kristin Strole
Vagabond wanders into Delano
by Kristin Strole
Downtown still over one-fourth vacant
by Kristin Strole
>MAY 22, 2003
FCC prepares to change rules
by Kristin Strole
Eagle disses aviation festival
by Kristin Strole
>MAY 15, 2003
Legislature leaves Sunday liquor open
by Kristin Strole
Crappy Art
by Kristin Strole
Better than a hangover
At 21, Molly Mabie gets a new heart and regains her sass.
by Kristin Strole
>MAY 8, 2003
Wichita artists go Plane Crazy
by Kristin Strole
Wichita cleans up its act
City establishes pesticide-free parks, explores non-toxic landscaping care
by Kristin Strole
Sludge Fest celebrates polluted river with music, beer
by Kristin Strole
Art in low places
by Kristin Strole
>MAY 1, 2003
Arts Parnters needs a hand
by Kristin Strole
Boeing discrimination suit gets green light
A federal judge clears the way for a class-action lawsuit that alleges the plane maker has been keeping women under a 'cement ceiling.'
by Kristin Strole
>APRIL 17, 2003
Ignition lock forces drivers with two DUIs to blow before they go
Between 70 and 80 percent of drivers arrested for driving under the influence continue to drive, despite the suspension of their licenses.
by Kristin Strole
Many liquor store owners don't want Sunday sales
by Kristin Strole
Winefest to serve community, wine
by Kristin Strole
Big Daddy's brings gay nightlife back to the old Metro building
by Kristin Strole
>APRIL 10, 2003
Sunday liquor? Don't hold your breath
by Kristin Strole
A timeline of Sunday liquor laws
by Kristin Strole
>APRIL 3, 2003
Mayans whips Warren
Former state representative Carlos Mayans easily defeats movie mogul Bill Warren in race for mayor.Warren came in third, behind the combined write-in votes.
by Kristin Strole
Bricktown 54 will have fun, not kids
by Kristin Strole
ArtAID hits the 10-year mark
by Kristin Strole
>MARCH 27, 2003
Jane wants to be Mayor Knight
by Kristin Strole
Mayans favors openness
by Kristin Strole
Tornado Bait Redux
by Michael Carmody
>MARCH 20, 2003
Warren's ambitious bid
The mayoral candidate who has never held office is nevertheless versed in politics
by Kristin Strole
Rocket ready to blast into past
by Kristin Strole
>MARCH 13, 2003
CityArts finds a home
by Michael Carmody
The light of music
by Michael Carmody
>MARCH 6, 2003
A fighter by his trade
When he was diagnosed with HIV nearly 20 years ago, Doug Glaze turned his life into a crusade.
by Michael Carmody
Hey bartender!
by Michael Carmody
Welcome to the storm
This new publication is guaranteed 100 percent free from corporate influence
by Mike Marlett