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Remember the four acres the city of Wichita sold for $1 a piece? A couple of those acres recently sold for $2.2 million.

In an interview with the Wichita Business Journal, team president Jay Miller declined to comment on the possibility specifically. However, he did say fans should not be concerned.

True West Magazine The once wild and woolly cowtown still celebrates its Old West heritage.  The arrival of the railroad in 1872 transformed this trading post settlement on the Arkansas River into a cowtown, a destination for cattle driven north on the Chisholm Trail. The Texas drovers brought trouble, and trouble brought a young lawman named Wyatt Earp. He did fine work until his temper won out and he used his fists to beat the socks off a candidate for city marshal. Founded in 1868 near the ...