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Charles Koch says his mission to change America can, and will increasingly, have roots in Wichita

Charles Koch says his mission to change America can, and will increasingly, have roots in Wichita
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Jolene G Long, obituary

Jolene Gloria Long. ST. GEORGE Jolene Gloria Long, 55, lost her courageous battle with cancer December 17, 2020. Jolene was born at Knox General Hospital, in Rockland, on September 29, 1965, to Joseph Austin Long and Josephine Louise Cushman. She was raised in St. George and attended local schools. Jolene was a social butterfly with a warm, welcoming smile. Her magical personality could light up any room. Her laughter was contagious, and her beautiful soul filled with immeasurable love. Music made her feel; she was usually cranking her favorite tunes, dancing around, and singing along. She was an exceptionally hard worker and the most proud and dedicated mother to her daughter, Jade Long. Jolene was often found at the beach, collecting treasures and soaking up the sun. She touched the lives of all who knew her, and she will be missed greatly.

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The Beat Goes On: How One Former Journalist Is Fostering Community for Minority Entrepreneurs

Since the day two Wichita Eagle reporters visited Christina Long’s middle school class, she knew what she envisioned for her own future. For the Wichita, Kansas, native, an invitation to tour the newspaper’s bustling newsroom only cemented it. “Seeing all the activity between reporters, listening to the police scanner, all of the busyness I knew that’s where I wanted to be,” said Christina, now president and CEO of Create Campaign, an organization that brings guidance, support and resources to entrepreneurs in Wichita’s underserved minority communities. That formative experience set in motion not just a love for journalism but a passion for serving the community. Since then, community has remained at the heart of all her endeavors: her college studies, her reporting beat at the Eagle and her continuing journey into social entrepreneurship and inclusivity. Christina started Create Campaign with the mission of helping urban and minority entrepreneurs launch, innovate a

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