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Looking for new victims at Riverfest.

Sounds appealing. The rest of the country is kinda sliding into the dump, in case you hadn’t noticed.

Wichita does suck, mostly because they considered casinos, the new arena,and rapid over growth, it was better when joyland, dragging Douglas, and local bars were available, people went to church on Sunday, kids rode bikes in neighborhoods, schools were better, there was no better place to be in the 70s, 80s then it went to hell!

Yes, color TV's were not black and white, they were brown and orange.

You wouldn't believe it today. Forbes says 4th best city in the U.S.

@@MikeSmithEnterprises When I left unemployment was 2% there. I had a job within a few days of getting out of the AF! The employer was willing to wait a couple weeks for me and I went back to Ohio, but made the mistake of staying. I went back to Wichita after a couple years at home where jobs are few and far between and couldn't find a job in the printing industry. Wound up having mom send me money to get back home!

​@@nutrinutbobsorry for such a bad experience... I was raised up in the Douglass and Rose Hill area... and now live in Wichita where I commuted for most things I needed... I'm an aircraft mechanic and it's easy to find a job with 20 yrs experience...

It’s almost certain money was spread around more widely back then.

Don’t forget to thank George Bush, who signed NAFTA, and Ronald Reagan, who started negotiating it. I mean, don’t let Bill Clinton hog all the credit.

It was government corruption that got it passed. It destroyed the tax base gave us a huge debt. And probably the reason Joyland went under and the standard of living declined.

​@@brianarbenz1329the damnable w was corrupt.

NAFTA was championed by the GOP majority under Newt Gingrich. Bill went along thinking the GOP knew what they were doing.​@@brianarbenz1329

no that was park city. just north of wichita a few miles.

@@alanm2842📠PC

It’s a sh**hole now

@@Ghosthopper I moved back a few years ago and I disagree. There are a lot of modern amenities, and the city has grown.

You definitely live on Seneca street.

it’s not his hometown lol he only lived there for a few months due to his parents forcing him…..

@@LUZCHAVEZ9359 EXACLTY LIKE NO WAY JEZIEL WOULD WILLINGLY GO LIVE IN A TOWN WITH A 4k population when he could go anywhere in the world….. like cmon

I'm currently looking into being able to see the serpent site. I live in Lyons myself, ill let you know if I make any progress!

Long shot here, but I'm trying to find the serpent intaglio that's supposed to be north east of Lyons. Do you locals know where it is? I can't find much online about it.

@@johnbarbour5258 sorry but I've never heard of it

@@johnbarbour5258 it is on private property, and at the present, the current owner just died. You would have to get permission through his family. It is north & west of Little River.

@Cyndy Landon hi, I live in Lyons and I'm also interested in learning more about the site. Is there anyway I could email you or get in contact with the family that owns the property? I have a slight interest in archeology lol

@@joseluissaenz9581 I would start by going to the Museum. They have a lot of information. Waldo Wedel , archeologist, led extensive excavations on the intaglio and surrounding area. He was from Kansas and also worked ith the Smithsonian. I think he wrote publications on it. Michelle Miller, Little River, owns it. Her husband just died a month ago. There may be horses on the pasture property right now, but I don't know. I don't have a contact # for Michelle.

K remember Coleman junior high. John cauthorn talking about hershbergers house. In vickridge I thought. He had something in the Wichita paper about things he did on his 40th birthday. I'm gonna beat all that on my 66th birthday . Probably not but you never know.

Only thing about btk why didn't Wichita police reach out to better detective. Colorado Springs. Born in Wesley hospital.

they never would have caught him if he would have kept his mouth shut.@@robertpolnicky7702

I’m surprised some of them are there still with all these renovations going on

@@NEXEP. Some are eyesores and need to be taken down.

When I was a kid 1965 I liked that Purina building. Between Douglas and central ..... looked like it had some age to it. 1800s .... I don't know.