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😴 Always tired, no matter how much you sleep? It might be more than just a busy week. Here’s what could really be draini...
11/12/2025

😴 Always tired, no matter how much you sleep? It might be more than just a busy week. Here’s what could really be draining your energy ⬇️

Why you may feel tired all the time. From anemia to sleep apnea, learn what causes fatigue and when to talk to your doctor.

Nominate your favorite teacher NOW for the Art That Touches Your Heart - Teachers Hall of Fame
11/11/2025

Nominate your favorite teacher NOW for the Art That Touches Your Heart - Teachers Hall of Fame

🌟 Nominate a Changemaker! 🌟 The Community Voice is launching The Great 28 — celebrating 28 inspiring individuals making ...
11/11/2025

🌟 Nominate a Changemaker! 🌟
The Community Voice is launching The Great 28 — celebrating 28 inspiring individuals making a difference across Kansas and the Kansas City metro. 💪🏾
Honorees will be featured daily during Black History Month 2026.
🗓️ Nominations open through Dec. 19, 2025
📍 Open to residents of Kansas and the KC metro
👉 Nominate someone (or yourself!) today at www.communityvoiceks.com/the-great-28-nominations/

Nominations are open for The Community Voice’s Great 28, honoring changemakers across Kansas and KC. Apply by Dec. 19!

On this Veterans Day, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and service of all who have worn the uniform. Today and every day...
11/11/2025

On this Veterans Day, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and service of all who have worn the uniform. Today and every day — thank you, veterans. 🇺🇸

For nearly 30 years, Wichita performance coach Brian Butler has helped young athletes do more than win games.His program...
11/11/2025

For nearly 30 years, Wichita performance coach Brian Butler has helped young athletes do more than win games.
His program has produced college captains, NFL players, and a generation of leaders who carry those lessons far beyond the field.

Wichita trainer Brian Butler builds faster, stronger athletes—and strong leaders grounded in faith, discipline, and purpose.

Kansas’ foster care system wasn’t built with Black families in mind. Twin sisters Dr. Sharilyn Ray and Marilyn Shaw crea...
11/10/2025

Kansas’ foster care system wasn’t built with Black families in mind. Twin sisters Dr. Sharilyn Ray and Marilyn Shaw created Kansas’ first Black-owned foster care agency to bring cultural understanding and stability to children who need it most.
📖 Learn how Restoration Family Services is rewriting the system.

Learn about Restoration Family Services, the first Black-owned foster care agency in Kansas, improving outcomes for foster children and families.

Christal Watson shocked the establishment—now The Dotte is headed in a new direction.See what her win means and who else...
11/08/2025

Christal Watson shocked the establishment—now The Dotte is headed in a new direction.
See what her win means and who else voters chose to lead Wyandotte County.

Watson’s grassroots victory tops a night of major leadership shifts across The Dotte, from UG to BPU and KCKCC.

We're not surprised by his role in this based on history in the Kansas Legislature.
11/08/2025

We're not surprised by his role in this based on history in the Kansas Legislature.

Meet the former Kansas lawmaker fighting for Trump admin to keep SNAP aid frozen
“We’re going to have some fun in D.C. We’re going to break a few eggs, make a few omelettes. Make a couple people cry,” Penn said in May.
Read more in the full story: bit.ly/3JwINy6

The ACLU of Kansas is suing the state and Johnson County judges for extending probation based on a person’s ability to p...
11/06/2025

The ACLU of Kansas is suing the state and Johnson County judges for extending probation based on a person’s ability to pay restitution — a policy they call unconstitutional and unfair to low-income Kansans. 👇 Read more

ACLU sues Kansas over probation terms tied to a defendant’s ability to pay restitution, calling the system unconstitutional.

“Something Big Has Happened”A Wichita 13-year-old just made history — and the story behind it is even more unbelievable ...
11/06/2025

“Something Big Has Happened”

A Wichita 13-year-old just made history — and the story behind it is even more unbelievable than the headline.
Meet “Bub.” 👀

Meet Braylon “Bub” Scott, Wichita's 13-year-old football prodigy and the first middle school athlete to earn a full-ride scholarship.

🎬 Netflix’s new documentary Being Eddie (premiering Nov. 12) pulls back the curtain on one of comedy’s greatest icons. F...
11/05/2025

🎬 Netflix’s new documentary Being Eddie (premiering Nov. 12) pulls back the curtain on one of comedy’s greatest icons.
For the first time, Eddie Murphy opens his home and his heart — reflecting on fame, family, faith, and 50 years of laughter.
Hear from Chris Rock, Kevin Hart, Arsenio Hall, Jerry Seinfeld and more as they honor the man who redefined American comedy.

Netflix’s Being Eddie reveals Eddie Murphy’s life, career, and legacy in a rare, intimate documentary premiering Nov. 12.

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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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