Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 26th of July.
Good morning, Topeka.
Omni Circle Group ended a nine-month program by distributing laptops and tablets Saturday morning to Central Park residents.
The event was funded by a DOCK grant (from the Kansas Department of Commerce) to boost access to online services.
Evergy Plaza hosted its new monthly Avenue Market on Saturday, July 25 with local vendors, food options, and even baby goats—a nod to a prior Mother’s Day market.
The next market will be held on August 15.
World War II Air Force veteran Marlin Reese turned 104 this week as the Knights of Honor (a local motorcycle group) held a drive-by parade to honor his long service.
The fourth annual For the Culture Festival kicked off Saturday at Topeka Social, uniting vendors, food, and young artists from across Kansas to celebrate African American culture and discuss local issues.
JHX Hoops will face Wichita State’s TBT team, the AfterShocks, in a single-elimination game Monday night at 8 p.m. CT at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita.
This is the first matchup between the alumni teams (quarterfinals) with the winner advancing to the tournament semifinals.
Legendary Silver Lake High School football coach C.J.
Hamilton and former Emporia State running back DeAngelo Evans were honored at the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame ceremony in Wichita + Judy Dyer was inducted as well. A final group will be enshrined on Aug. 16 in Kansas City.
Full Band Performance at Evergy Plaza
7-11 p.m. — Evergy Plaza — Free entry — Enjoy a lively full band set from MNB, who play over 100 shows a year.
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