Newman University and Friends University will again partner to present the Spring 2011 “Career Fair on Highway 54” from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 31 in the Dugan-Gorges Conference Center on the Newman campus.

Some poor, homeless or veterans in Kansas are getting help in their effort to find new jobs.

The 36th Annual, Original Blarney Breakfast, a benefit for Rainbows United, Inc. ushered in St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this morning at Old Chicago East in Wichita.

The 2011 Wichita Jazz Festival will be held April 19-23 and will host celebrated jazz artists including Gretchen Parlato and Lionel Loueke.

There will be three Wichita area walks for Walk MS this spring.

About 1,600 athletes and coaches from across Kansas will be in Hays this week for the Special Olympics Kansas Basketball and Cheerleading Tournament.

The annual Blarney Breakfast will be held this Thursday, March 17th at Old Chicago East from 6 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Young Kansas hunters 10 to 16 years old are being invited to apply to participate in the fifth annual youth turkey hunt at Clinton Lake on April 2.

The Orpheum Theatre and the American Institute of Wine and Food-Wichita Chapter are hosting the event "The History & Mystery of Wine" on March 8th at the Hilton Wichita Airport.

Two SoloRider golf carts, specifically designed for disabled golfers, are available for use at Arthur B. Sim Golf Course, 2020 W. Murdock.

More than 100 companies will be represented.

United Way Youth Days of Caring gives students opportunity to volunteer during spring break.

The Kansas Music Educators Association, KMEA, is meeting tomorrow through Saturday at Century II for their annual In-Service Workshop.

Starting Friday, March 4, the American Red Cross Midway-Kansas Chapter is hosting its semi-annual disaster training classes, which are free to the public.

Wichita is hosting an Oscar party, featuring local celebrities to raise money for the Episcopal Social Services Venture House.

An event called "A Taste of the Wichita Design District" is being held to help the Wichita family featured in an upcoming episode of ABC's hit show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.

Warm Hearts has collected gently used and new coats for individuals and families in need since 1988.

Pittsburg State also is accepting donations of business attire for the new resource.

The open house will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Entry to the event and refreshments are free.

Students at Kapaun Mt. Carmel are working to raise money for a teacher who recently lost her husband due to heart problems.

The Sedgwick County Sheriff's office in Wichita is turning to social media as one more way to reach the public.

Overall income for the October to January campaign contributions totaled $1.44 million compared to last year’s total of $1.5 million.

On Jan. 27, The Postal Service will issue a new postage stamp celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Kansas Statehood.

Not much was left of the historic Czech Opera House in a central Kansas town when fire tore through the building 14 months ago.

For years, the common approach to chickenpox was to “get it young, and get it over with.” The Sedgwick County Health Department wants citizens to know that a much better alternative exists – don’t get it at all.