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Year in Review: 2017
Read more: Year in Review: 2017Here are highlights from Voice for Liberty and WichitaLiberty.TV for 2017.
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WichitaLiberty.TV: Radio Host Andy Hooser
Read more: WichitaLiberty.TV: Radio Host Andy HooserRadio Host Andy Hooser of the Voice of Reason appears with Bob Weeks to discuss issues in state and national political affairs.
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From Pachyderm: Local legislative priorities
Read more: From Pachyderm: Local legislative prioritiesFrom the Wichita Pachyderm Club: Local government officials present their legislative priorities.
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From Pachyderm: KPTS Chief Victor Hogstrom
Read more: From Pachyderm: KPTS Chief Victor HogstromFrom the Wichita Pachyderm Club: KPTS President and CEO Victor Hogstrom. This was recorded December 15, 2017.
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Kansas personal income
Read more: Kansas personal incomeFor the country as a whole, personal income grew at the annual rate of 0.7 percent from the previous quarter. For Kansas, the rate was 0.3 percent. That was the forty-seventh best rate.
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Naftzger Park project details
Read more: Naftzger Park project detailsThe city has finalized a proposal for a development near Naftzger Park. It includes a few new and creative provisions.
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WichitaLiberty.TV: Judicial selection in Kansas
Read more: WichitaLiberty.TV: Judicial selection in KansasAttorney Richard Peckham joins Karl Peterjohn and Bob Weeks to discuss judicial selection and other judicial issues in Kansas.
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Panhandling in Wichita
Read more: Panhandling in WichitaThe City of Wichita cracks down on panhandling.
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Jim DeMint on Convention of States
Read more: Jim DeMint on Convention of StatesSenator Jim DeMint speaking on the topic Convention of States at the Wichita Pachyderm Club.
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Wichita check register
Read more: Wichita check registerWichita spending data presented as a summary, and as a list.
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Delano catalyst site
Read more: Delano catalyst siteA development near downtown Wichita may receive subsidy through four different avenues.
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Spirit Aerosystems incentives reported
Read more: Spirit Aerosystems incentives reportedOpinions vary on economic development incentives, but we ought to expect to be told the truth of the details.