Vicar Ave News Today

The City of Kingman issued these business licenses the two weeks ending Oct. 26:

The Center for Peace & Justice holds ribbon cutting, open house

Appraisal determines the property's "fair market value," but KDOT also considers the impact the project has on the property, a spokesman said.

The Kansas Department of Transportation has bought or contracted to buy all but five buildings it must raze to rebuild and realign a Topeka viaduct.

A restroom fire late Saturday in a Topeka market was intentionally set, an official said. The man thought to have set the fire remained hospitalized.

Topeka firefighters responded late Saturday to a man on fire in a restroom at Walmart Neighborhood Market, 335 S.W. MacVicar Ave. He was badly hurt.

The current Lets Help property is among 28 where buildings have been, or will be, razed to clear the way to replace downtowns Polk-Quincy Viaduct.

Washburn University plans for its next president to live in a new mansion, which is to be built across the street from its campus northwest corner.

Keith Sanborn’s career on the bench and with the county prosecutor’s office saw some of Wichita’s most-notorious crimes and criminals.

Keith Sanborn, the longest-serving County and District Attorney for Sedgwick County, has passed away at the age of 100.