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Denver theme park Elitch Gardens will host an in-person Spring Job Fair this Friday and Saturday. The goal is to hire more than 1,000 employees for the 2021 season. Interviews and job offers will be available on the spot. Jobs are available in all departments, including food service, park services, ride operations, retail, games, aquatics, skilled trades and park maintenance, guest services, security, First Aid and various internships. Pay starts at $14.77 an hour, depending on the position. Pe...

By Shawn Patrick Mar 31, 2021 One of Colorados neatest attractions/landmarks should be on your bucket list. If youve already been, I am sure you cant wait to go back. And now is a great time to visit the Royal Gorge in Canyon City as theyre offering Colorado residents half-price admission for the month of April!

Best Season-Appropriate Knits For Spring 2021 Best Season-Appropriate Knits For Spring 2021 Best Season-Appropriate Knits For Spring 2021 Check out our cozy selects for the season to come. Check out our cozy selects for the season to come. March 13, 2021 Knitwear doesnt necessarily have to signal winter attire — cozy season doesnt end when we turn the calendar page over to March. (And with the current conditions all around the world, you might very well need to whip out a cozy jumper a bit la...

Rock may have been forced underground and darkened by suicide and sexism, but a new film with Metallica and Slipknot fights its corner

Lu Anne Stephens / KMUW Cowley County is the stone arch bridge capital of Kansas. (Seriously, you can look it up.) There are 16 bridges scattered about the county on tiny backroads. Most of them are well over 100 years old, built by hand with local limestone. “They are unique ... and to think that something has survived all of the floods, through all of the years, and they are still pretty sturdy, it’s pretty amazing to me," said Cindy Goertz, a volunteer with the Cowley County Histori...

The one constant in the newspaper industry over the last decade or so has been change. The shifting media landscape has led to significant staff reductions at most newspapers, many of which no longer produce a print product seven days a week. Dozens of newspapers, including The Wichita Eagle and Kansas City Star, have sold their longtime headquarters, contracted with a different paper to do their printing and moved into smaller office space. Credit KMUW The latest industry trend has newspapers ...

Cowley County is the stone arch bridge capital of Kansas. Seriously, look it up. This week on The Range, we take a road trip through the county to search for some of its beautiful — and historic — bridges. Plus, whats a newspaper without a newsroom? More and more papers, including the Wichita Eagle, are going remote. And the trend could have implications for the communities those newspapers serve. Tags: 

Black-owned art galleries are rare in the U.S. , and in Wichita it's no different. But one former aviation worker is trying to change that here, starting

3:26 Fruhauf Uniforms in Wichita survived the 1918 pandemic, the Great Depression and more recent recessions. And now, with the pandemic, it’s again finding its way through a difficult time. The family-owned company produces high-end marching band uniforms and school banners for high schools and colleges nationwide. Business is good, but not where it should be: Fruhauf is projecting a 20% loss in sales this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. "Right now, our volume is down considerably fr...

Premium Content A Rockhampton home sale has hit the high-end market, selling for seven figures. 46 Corberry St, The Range, was sold last month by McGrath Real Estate principal Todd Brandon for $1.03 million. The 1920 renovated Queenslander has two levels with a full width rear veranda encompassing views of the city and Mount Archer. With separate living on both floors, the home has six bedrooms and four bathrooms. The property last sold for $399,000 and had previously been listed for rent for ...