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Leftist Medical Orgs Try To Shut Down Debate On Vaccines

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The Pinky Rings Take a Final Bow, De Nada Cantina Expands, Host Publications Awarded

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March 2026 Primary Election Endorsements for the Austin Area

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Switched On Switches Off – For Now?

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The Pinky Rings Take a Final Bow, De Nada Cantina Expands, Host Publications Awarded

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March 2026 Primary Election Endorsements for the Austin Area

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Switched On Switches Off – For Now?

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Pipeline plants seeds for ‘best of the best’ emerging founders: Meet its growing Pathfinder cohort

admin — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 18:36:05 +0000

Entrepreneurs tapped for Pipeline’s latest rotation of Pathfinder programming reflect an expanded expression of the elite network’s founding principle: use a purpose-built community to close long-standing gaps for leaders who have historically lacked capital, resources, and networks.

It took a relentless ‘army’ of Topekans to open this innovation hub; now it’s time to build

admin — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 23:14:47 +0000

TOPEKA — Moving the capital city’s crown jewel innovation space from start to finish was anything but a straight-line endeavor, said Molly Howey, describing the focus — and patience — that helped push the project forward, despite plenty of opportunities for collaborators to give up.

TV Heavy Hitters Head to SXSW

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TV Heavy Hitters Head to SXSW

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Network Kansas-backed collaborators ignite new entrepreneur training in Douglas County

admin — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 17:07:04 +0000

TOPEKA — A northeast Kansas entrepreneur training program aimed at exploring and validating new business ideas is expanding into Lawrence and Douglas County — deepening equitable opportunities and boosting regional resources, said Michael Odupitan.

First ACCEL-KS cohort funded at KU Innovation Park deepens Jayhawk, Sunflower State investments

admin — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 20:16:10 +0000

A “3x Jayhawk” — and award-winning Kansas City healthtech founder — was among the first 16 recipients of proof-of-concept funding from ACCEL-KS at KU Innovation Park, officials announced Thursday, revealing a new Kansas-focused resource built to reduce the gap between a strong idea and a viable company.

The Week’s Biggest News in Brief

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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief

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