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A New Perspective On GI Care
Before Dr. Nikisha Pandya joined the Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Center at Kansas Medical Clinic, or KMC, in August, she trained in Brooklyn, New York. She first visited Topeka a few years ago when her husband interviewed for a job here. “I immediately appreciated the slower pace of life and the...
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Topeka group launches coffee meetups for post-9/11 veterans
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) -A Topeka organization is starting “Battle Buddy Link-Up,” a program that gives post-9/11 veterans a space to come together over coffee. The first event is 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at World Cup Coffee, at 21st and Washburn. James Seipel, a chairman of the American...
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Kiwanis Club of Topeka serves up pancakes to support community
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Fuel up with a good breakfast that helps kids at the same time. Debbie Billingsley and Paul Swanson with the Kiwanis Club of Topeka visited Eye on KE Kansas to detail their upcoming pancake feed and silent auction. Watch the interview to hear about the community...
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Topeka Zoo Lights set to open next week, what to know
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Chief Advancement Officer of the Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center Cynthia McCarvel stopped by the 27 News Studio to talk about Zoo Lights and other upcoming events. The annual Zoo Lights are set to open next week on Friday, Nov. 20. This year’s theme is “Joy to the World.” McCarvel said it […]
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Kansas Legal Services is helping locals get a fresh start
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansas Legal Services (KLS) held an expungement and driver’s license clinic Thursday in Topeka, giving people a chance to start fresh. This clinic is designed to help clear criminal records that have been holding people back from jobs and housing. KLS organizers handled more than 40 appointments alongside dozens of walk-ins. Volunteer […]
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McLouth woman fears losing lifeline as AT&T phases out copper landlines
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Audrey Klopper’s home and farm sit off the road and beyond a stand of trees, with few neighbors nearby. She says cellphones don’t work there, making her landline a lifeline to family, customers and emergency services. Now, Klopper worries about what will happen when...