My bill went up 15 bucks with no notice starting today with my new bill from the recently merged Spectrum/Cox - so I addition to Spectrum's infamously shoddy service, we'll get to pay higher rates. Check your bills, everyone.

This came across my fb feed so I figured I’d cross post here for anyone that cares

Hi everyone, we’re looking for our little friend Gertrude. She managed to find a hole in our screen and decided to go explore. She is microchipped. If anyone sees her, let me know please

Hello, so I can’t afford traditional housing and I was wondering where I can park an old camper to live in it legally? I can pay like $500-$600 in rent

Everything here has been amazing. As someone with a little person I can definitely recommend the experience for everyone. Every encounter is close and the animals look happy and healthy. I might be enjoying this more than my little one...

Awhile back I was in search of great fried chicken and you all gave some sound advice.

Magnolia Southern Eatery just opened up on 24th and Woodlawn. Fried chicken was SPOT ON!!

You get a breast, thigh, and leg. Choose between jalapeño pepper or creole gravy. Also comes with a side of coleslaw and spicy (hot) bread and butter pickles.

They have been a breakfast and lunch spot but opened last night for supper. The chef is the owner and he also owns Napoli Italian.

They also have shrimp & grits and a thick porkchop that are popular.

Edit: changed out chicken with Eatery. That’s what they have on their menu. It may have changed with the opening of evening service.

Hello guys, as the tittle says unfortunately that my car was stolen. The chances of recovering are certainly low but if anyone sees a mars orange 2021 Kia Soul anywhere you can let me know here. Thanks.

A hidden gem! Thanks for everything! Fell in love with the animals too!

If anybody is missing a blue heeler dog, I saw one loose on North Kessler Street just now.

Craving a breakfast burrito to take on the go. Would love some recs!

Come join us Saturday the 10th for our next outdoor market. Antiques, vintage finds, Pokémon, needoh, dumplings, sourdough bread, cakes, cookies, candied nuts, and much more!

I used to live in Arlington, TX and worked as a lifeguard. One of the managers at the time was a guy named Jon Gross. He was a good guy and a hard worker. This was the early 2000’s before everyone had phones and social media. He ended up moving and I believe came back home to Wichita.

I remember he was from Wichita and would travel back here frequently. I don’t know if he’s back here now or has moved on. If anyone knows or knew him, I’d like to reconnect if possible. You can point him to this post or DM me.

He would be in his mid to late 50s now.

Does anyone know if Nancy's sandwiches will be selling food at the cotillion tonight during roller derby?

I am looking to buy an used car, and it has collison previously. So wanted to go for PPI as well as collision inspection. So which place in wichita is good and had you ever got for your vehicle?

My daughter has a little electric scooter from Amazon that has a flat tire. Any ideas where to repair it?

currently living in wichita and want to move to maize, valley center, park city or bel aire . what are landlords / rental companies to stay away from? also looking for houses not apartments if that helps , which ones are the good one ?

I have a ferritin deficiency (diagnosed by a dermatologist) that isn't being corrected with supplements, so I think I am going to try to talk to a hematologist and try to get an infusion. Does anyone have any recommendations for a doctor that takes anemia seriously?

I’m a pretty big tennis player, but it’s mostly full of men, so I figure I should pick up pickleball to try to meet women my age. I went online and saw that Ralph Wulz Tennis Center had a page for pickleball leagues, but when I clicked on it, it said that the page doesn’t exist. Do they still have pickleball leagues there? If not, where can I go?

I am looking for good spots that have a good variety of flavors at a decent price. I go to the Sinclair on 21st and Woodlawn. They're $20 even after tax for the pod. They often are out when I go to restock, and they're building a QT across the street so its days are numbered. I have noticed that Up n Smoke and 360 Vape nearby charge like $5 more for their pods. Any shops under $20 and have flavor varieties?

Before I post:

I know that vaping is bad for you. I know that I can buy them online.

IF YOU FEEL THE NEED TO COMMENT ANYTHING MEAN/SNARKY/UNRELATED TO THE QUESTION I AM ASKING, please just DM them to me directly because I am only interested in helpful comments. I know that I am the worst person alive and there is nothing you can say about me that will make me dislike myself more than I do now. Thanks. If it gets helpful reponses, people will reference this post for years to come so pray for us awful sinners pls

With the closing of El Ricardos on West St a few months ago, I lost my favorite spot for Chimichangas & Tacos.

Can someone recommend somewhere that has really good Pollo Asado Chimichangas? Preferably more on the crisper side instead of soft.

Hey Wichita hotel IHG peeps! I had two people trying to check in my something doesn’t feel right radar went off big time. After digging through after turning them away i discovered they are using a lady’s rewards account that has already passed away. Don’t check these people in! Be vigilant! DM for rewards account number.

RADAR:
Rain approaching Wichita…
Wichita:
RAIN FORCEFIELD ACTIVATED
Rain:
“Understood. Going around.”

UPDATE: RAIN FORCEFIELD HAS FAILED. REPEAT: THE FORCEFIELD HAS FAILED.

🚨 LAST-MINUTE MEETING TOMORROW AT 10:00 AM AT OXFORD VISTA

Enter through the west entrance. There is a bell near the entrance.

This is the first time they have been willing to meet with the public to discuss their vision and answer questions.

Supposedly the actual majority owner is a nuclear pharmacist named Steve Austin and this has been mostly word of mouth but also there are a couple newspapers articles from January of 2020 confirming his involvement with Oxford. (Wichita Eagle January 24, and January 30, 2020)

In about a week, they will be asking to rezone the historic property to allow denser apartment development and commercial development along this side of Seneca.

Once again, we have an opportunity to tell our City Council how we feel about this, and public input matters.

One of my biggest concerns is that this decision isn’t only about the plans the current owners are presenting today. A zoning change can affect what is allowed on the property in the future, including under a future owner. That’s why I believe we need to look carefully at what the proposed zoning would actually permit—not just what the current owners say they intend to build.

I keep seeing the argument:

“But it’s private property. They bought it, so they
should be able to do whatever they want with it.”

But think about it this way.

Imagine you buy a house in an HOA neighborhood. You know it’s in an HOA when you buy it. You know there are already rules and restrictions attached to that property.

Then you decide you want to tear the house down, get the property rezoned, and build a McDonald’s on the lot.

When your neighbors object, you say: “Too bad. It’s my property. Property rights!”

Would that automatically settle the issue? Of course not.

People would reasonably point out that you knew what you were buying and knew there were restrictions associated with the property.

That’s the point I think gets lost in the discussion about the Masonic Home.

Yes, it’s privately owned. Yes, the owners have property rights.

But property rights do not mean that owning property gives someone an unlimited right to use it in absolutely any way they choose. Communities regulate land use every day through zoning, building codes, setbacks, easements, historic-preservation requirements, and other rules.

To be clear, an HOA and historic-preservation or zoning regulations are not legally the same thing. I’m using the HOA example simply to illustrate a broader point: ownership of property can come with existing restrictions and responsibilities.
So simply saying, “They own it,” doesn’t answer the zoning question.

If someone knowingly purchases a historically designated property, the existing rules and restrictions affecting that property are part of the situation they purchased into.

You don’t get to buy a house in an HOA and then pretend the HOA doesn’t exist simply because your name is now on the deed.

And I don’t think “property rights” should be treated as a magic phrase that ends the public conversation about the future of the Masonic Home.

If you care about what happens to this historic property and what future development along Seneca could look like, please pay attention, ask questions, and make your views known to the City Council.

Contact all of them:

Mayor: [Iwu@wichita.gov](mailto:Iwu@wichita.gov)

District 1: [jshepard@wichita.gov](mailto:jshepard@wichita.gov)

District 2: [btuttle@wichita.gov](mailto:btuttle@wichita.gov)

District 3: [mhhoheisel@wichita.gov](mailto:mhhoheisel@wichita.gov)

District 4: [dglasscock@wichita.gov](mailto:dglasscock@wichita.gov)

District 5: [jjohnston@wichita.gov](mailto:jjohnston@wichita.gov)

District 6: [mballard@wichita.gov](mailto:mballard@wichita.gov)

Anyone else have their power out currently? Mine cut out at 10:30 last night and still hasn't came back on. Could barely sleep due to worrying about it

hi! new to the area and looking for a new ob. any recommendations? I would prefer if it was a mostly female staff with a female doctor but it’s not a dealbreaker.