Courtney Brown is a journalist based in Wichita, Kansas. She specializes in local news and has written for publications such as The Sunflower, BioRxiv, Talk Business & Politics, and CU Independent. Courtney's articles cover a range of topics including education, health, social issues, and community events.
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Courtney Brown's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to education, culture & society, and human resources & employment in Wichita, Kansas. She frequently features expert commentary and government announcements.
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Ten Minutes With ... Dawn Shepler, HumanKind Ministries
By: Courtney Brown
“It’s just a way to connect and show your passion for your school in the water,” one of the co-owners of Collegiate Waves said.
By: Courtney Brown
The science museum collaborated with several local companies, including Dondlinger Construction and WSU Tech's culinary school, to add a "human touch" to its latest exhibit.
By: Courtney Brown
Blush Bookstore was among the few romance-only bookstores across the country when it opened in March 2023. Since then, at least 10 more brick-and-mortar shops have opened.
By: Courtney Brown
Changing locations four months after its opening, The Blackprint has since introduced new apparel and plans to bring in brands from new entrepreneurs.
WSU Tech named part of Metallica scholars initiative for sixth year
As Wichita starts water restrictions, businesses share conservation attempts
Barnes & Noble slated for October launch amidst rising success for bookstores
By: Courtney Brown
Robert Elliot, an artisan has worked on several Wichita churches, started his apprenticeship program 16 months ago after the historic Mary Queen of Angels Church in Fort Scott was damaged by fire in 2022.
'Who's going to be there to take care of these patients?' Psych hospital spurs need for behavioral health work
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