Adaptive Open News Today

The strike ends at Spirit Aerosystems in Wichita as aerospace workers vote to return to work under a new contract... a legal battle is brewing in Kansas over gender and official forms of identification... and a new survey reveals why hundreds of people have stopped being foster parents in Kansas. Those stories and more headlines... here.

Striking aerospace workers in Wichita are voting on a new contract... more Kansans are changing the gender listed on their birth certificates and driver's licenses... a suburban Johnson County school district considers legal action against social media companies... and a beekeeper sues the city of Ottawa. Those stories and more... here.

The ‘20s are shaping up to be a busy and defining decade for Moore County, and 2022 has been no exception. Sports, politics, business, health care — it’s been a

Jack Nicklaus, Dylan Larkin & Jalen Rose among the notable names who will play in Ally Challenge celebrity shootout on Aug. 27 at Warwick Hills.

Larry McWane has had a busy 2022. Besides living in Pinehurst No. 6 and being a member of its Community Association, he’s also chairman of the first ever USGA Adaptive

The USGA’s first national open for people with disabilities features 96 golfers — men, women and teens among them — from 11 countries and 29 U.S. states.

Tom Pashley, president of Pinehurst Resort and Country Club, has welcomed tens of thousands of golfers and celebrated many events held at its golf courses.