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You'll never guess what happened to these two local Kansas candidates in their most recent elections?  Click to find out...
11/01/2025

You'll never guess what happened to these two local Kansas candidates in their most recent elections? Click to find out.

VOTE AND BE AN INFORMED VOTER.  Here's what the candidates for KCK paper had to say to questions important to our reader...
11/01/2025

VOTE AND BE AN INFORMED VOTER. Here's what the candidates for KCK paper had to say to questions important to our readers.

Meet the two women candidates in the Kansas City, KS mayoral race. Read their insights on key issues and their commitment to serving.

Take the weekend to get prepared to be an informed voter.  Here's how candidates for USD 500 School board responded to o...
11/01/2025

Take the weekend to get prepared to be an informed voter. Here's how candidates for USD 500 School board responded to our questions.

The KCKPS Board of Education election features incumbents and new candidates competing for three seats. Learn about their plans.

Cell phones in schools, equity in discipline and another bond issue are what's at stake in the Wichita School Board Elec...
11/01/2025

Cell phones in schools, equity in discipline and another bond issue are what's at stake in the Wichita School Board Elections. Learn more about how the District 1 candidates feel about these issues and be an informed voter.

Mackenzie Truelove and Diane Albert faced off in the candidates forum Oct. 14. Here's a summary of their response to key questions.

Curious where the District 1 candidates stand? 👀 We broke down what they had to say during the Oct. 14 forum — a quick r...
10/31/2025

Curious where the District 1 candidates stand? 👀 We broke down what they had to say during the Oct. 14 forum — a quick read to get you ready for the Nov. 4 election.

Read our summary of candidates' responses from the Oct. 14 forum and prepare for the upcoming vote on Nov. 4.

Free and Open to the Public The “Heal The Community Tour,” featuring Charlotte O’Neal, also known as Mama C, will be in ...
10/31/2025

Free and Open to the Public The “Heal The Community Tour,” featuring Charlotte O’Neal, also known as Mama C, will be in Kansas City this Sunday, November 2. The event will be held at the National Black United Front – Kansas City office located at 7714 Prospect Ave.

The ”Heal The Community Tour” is a fundraising initiative for the United African Alliance Community Center (UAACC - uaacc.net) located in Arusha.

Sunday’s program will feature a documentary entitled “American Exile,” which chronicles some of the history of Pete O'Neal, founder and Chairman of the Kansas City Chapter of the Black Panther Party. Charlotte will also share information on the UAACC, her poetry along with a musical performance. Refreshments will be served. The event is free and open to the public.

Despite critics and controversy, the Obama Center is moving full speed ahead. Take a look at plans for this historic hub...
10/30/2025

Despite critics and controversy, the Obama Center is moving full speed ahead. Take a look at plans for this historic hub for community, culture, and leadership.

A new kind of presidential library rises in Chicago, focused on community life and leadership despite ongoing criticism.

It's about here -- Bray Films Trap 48 premiere.
10/29/2025

It's about here -- Bray Films Trap 48 premiere.

A message from Dr. Carlos Pacheco for Commissioner - 5th District KCK 🗳
10/29/2025

A message from Dr. Carlos Pacheco for Commissioner - 5th District KCK 🗳

A message from Shevyette Dinkins and Rachel Russell for USD 500 School Board KCK 🍎 📥
10/29/2025

A message from Shevyette Dinkins and Rachel Russell for USD 500 School Board KCK 🍎 📥

Biden's back with a message, says these are ‘dark days’ for America — but he’s not giving up on hope. Here’s his message...
10/28/2025

Biden's back with a message, says these are ‘dark days’ for America — but he’s not giving up on hope. Here’s his message on where the country goes from here ⬇️

Former President Biden addresses "dark days" for America, urging optimism amid threats to free speech and executive power.

Stillbirths are happening more often — and with fewer warning signs than expected. A massive new study uncovers the hidd...
10/28/2025

Stillbirths are happening more often — and with fewer warning signs than expected. A massive new study uncovers the hidden toll, and who’s being hit hardest.

A new study reveals stillbirths are more common than reported, affecting families unevenly. Explore the findings and the call for improved care.

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The Community Voice is Kansas’ statewide bi-weekly newspaper covering news and issues for the African-American and Progressive community since 1993. “A trusted voice from the community’s perspective.”

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We have a physical circulation of 15,000 with readership of 51,000 per issue, verified by audit - and are growing. Our distribution points include Wichita, Kansas City, Johnson County, Wyandotte County, Topeka, Hutchinson, Salina, and Junction City.

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