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Video Vault: Remembering WIBW’s legendary Hall of Famer, Elmer Gunderson
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The WIBW team had a lot to celebrate this week at the Kansas Association of Broadcasters’ annual conference, winning Station of the Year and news director Melissa Brunner’s induction in the Hall of Fame. It reminded us of one of our other celebrated Hall...
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How Time Machine Records keeps vinyl culture alive in Topeka
Music from all genres brings together people from across generations and backgrounds. Specifically at Time Machine Records, 819 N. Kansas Ave. in NOTO Arts and Entertainment District, that connection is on display. The record store stems from its co-owner Brent Smith's passion for collecting Beatles memorabilia while in college nearly 50 years ago. "And it got out of control and this is kind of what happened," Smith said, "but I was doing record shows all over the United States and I had a mail order catalogue through a magazine called Goldmine Magazine. They're out of Wisconsin. "Now, since the internet took over, that's pretty much done. But then when the internet come, I started selling on the internet, buying and selling, doing that. And then I opened up a shop with a guy." Growth of the collection and space over the years Originally located at 1501 SW 21st St., Suite 108 , in Washburn View Shopping Center, Time Machine Records opened Sept. 1, 2012. After 14 years, the business moved to its new NOTO location last year because it needed more space. Smith said he never imagined being in a larger location, but it was "just a matter of time."
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Dawgs have Solid Showing in Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. – SWOSU Men's Golf had a solid outing at its second-to-last tournament of the fall season, finishing sixth in the 14-team field. Winona State won the two-day event with a team score of +3, finishing seven shots ahead of host and No. 18 Washburn, which placed second at +10. Missouri Western rounded out the top three at +13 after 54 holes.
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Girls state golf tournaments Monday and Tuesday
The KSHSAA State Golf Tournaments will be taking place on Monday and Tuesday across four courses in the state. Class 6A will be at Firekeeper Golf Course in Mayetta, Class 4A at Turkey Creek Golf Course in McPherson, and Class 3-2-1A is in Wichita at Tallgrass Golf Club. To see...
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Cats Find Themselves in Bunched Up Field
TULSA, Okla. – The Kansas State men's golf team wrapped up two rounds of play on Monday at The Clerico, as the Wildcats are tied for seventh place at the par-70, 7,004-yard Cedar Ridge Country Club. K-State was able to complete its two rounds at 25-over par 585, but...
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Topeka Zoo Recognized by Association of Zoos and Aquariums
The Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center has been recognized by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) with an Innovation Award in the Edward H. Bean. Population Sustainability Award category for its work advancing the successful breeding and rearing of blue death feigning beetles, a small but important species native to the Sonoran Desert of the southwestern United States.
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Dia De Los Muertos coming Saturday with notable schedule and location changes
Emporia’s Día de los Muertos celebration is coming to the downtown corridor Saturday with some notable changes. The biggest change will be the timeframe of the event, which has traditionally taken place between the early and late afternoon hours. This year instead, the event will take place in the evening starting at 5 pm, an alteration that Hispanics of Today and Tomorrow President Mike Torres was very excited about during a recent appearance on KVOE’s Morning Show Thursday.
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Filmmaker with Topeka ties tours US to share 'Bonhoeffer' truth
A German filmmaker is traveling to show off his documentary and hopefully find an American distributor. Hellmut Schlingensiepen has been visiting multiple college campuses to show his documentary, "The Cloud of Witnesses: Dietrich Bonhoeffer in Harlem 1930/31," including Washburn University. The Oct. 11 showing in Topeka included discussion of Schlingensiepen's work with the help of Reggie Williams, a Saint Louis University theological studies associate professor. Filmmaker: Nazi Germany-era documentary has important message Schlingensiepen said the topics in his documentary are just as relevant today, citing the uptick in far-right leadership in Germany. Tobias Rausch won his election for president of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt. He is a member of the Alternative for Germany Party, making this the first time since World War II that a far-right leader has secured the speaker position in a German state parliament. "We have this upcoming racism in Germany," Schlingensiepen said, citing the election. "So we are dealing with a real back swing. The pendulum is getting into awful times. We need to be prepared, and we need to learn." He also said the lesson of anti-racism needs to be learned and is timeless. "The needs to be learned first," Schlingensiepen said. "It's the
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Catch the latest bargains on ‘Thrifty Thursday’
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Catch the latest bargains by tuning in to “Thrifty Thursday” on today’s edition of “A.M. Extra.”. The half-hour livestream airs at 8 a.m. weekdays on wibw.com and streaming platforms such as Roku. Join hosts Jared Broyles and Reina Flores for the program,...
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Topeka Arab Shrine golf benefit pushes organization to reach record donation for children’s hospital
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Topeka’s Arab Shrine presented a check that will ultimately help a Missouri children’s hospital. The Shrine’s golf unit organized and hosted its annual golf tournament back in June to benefit the local shrine mission and the Shriners Children’s Healthcare System. The funds...
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Fort Riley prepares for deployment, leadership changes and Veterans Day events
Fort Riley is entering a busy period as soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade begin deploying, while the post prepares for leadership changes, Veterans Day activities and the Army’s 250th anniversary. Christian Bishop, director of military relations for the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, provided an...