Coleman Middle School, founded in 1966, bears the name of William Coffin Coleman, the visionary behind the Coleman Company. With its circular layout and modern amenities, the school reflects Coleman’s legacy of innovation.
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Clark Elementary School
Clark Elementary School, established in 1953, honors the legacy of Miss Jessie L. Clark, a trailblazer in the Wichita Public School system.
Fairview Cemetery – Cheney
A roadside cemetery near Wichita, KS holds the remains of over a thousand individuals, including Odon Northcutt, a prominent figure in Sedgwick County known for his contributions to banking and community. Additionally, Dr. Paul Longhofer, beloved educator and community leader, rests there, leaving a legacy of devotion to education and service.
Whatever’s written in your art
Explore abstract art at Mark Arts’ National Exhibition, featuring diverse works by artists like Nicholas Kostner and Jack Collins. Don’t miss the fusion of art and tech in Joshua Heimsoth’s piece, where a downloadable app controls mesmerizing lights synchronized with music.
OK Elementary School
Founded in 1876 on a one-acre plot OK Elementary School has seen remarkable growth and milestones. From its modest start to the addition of a new wing in 2002-03, the school remains rooted in history while adapting to the needs of its community.
2023’s Hottest Hits on icintheict.com
This is the time of year where journalist compile list of the “best of (insert year here)”. It’s an easy way to turn a story without doing a lot of research or even an interview. This writer, and this website are no exception. I now present the top ten stories of 2023 on icintheict.com.
Miss Fran Still Sees You
A one on one interview with Miss Fran Lee. Best known for hosting Wichita’s Romper Room, Miss Fran also changed the face of education and played an important role in Kansas politics.
Horace Mann K-8 Dual Language Magnet
Checking out Horace Mann Intermediate School in Wichita, where echoes of educational pioneer Horace Mann resonate. From its groundbreaking beginnings in 1918 to a modern-day haven for innovative learning, discover the remarkable evolution of a school that embodies the spirit of progress and the pursuit of knowledge.
Riding the Cannonball Stage Line: The Life and Legacy of Cannonball Green
In the late 19th century, Donald R. “Cannonball” Green, a daring stagecoach operator, known for speed and efficiency, connected Wichita to towns in western Kansas, shaping the region’s development and leaving behind a legacy.
Give a lonely art a home
Join us in bidding farewell to the iconic ‘Kansas Daydreaming’ mural, a cherished piece of Wichita’s history and art scene since 1993. As the old transit station retires, we look forward to the mural’s next chapter.
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