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Jaime Green

Jaime Green

Verified

Visual Editor, Wichita Eagle

Atlanta

Final Covers

Free Press , Media Ethics , Investigative Journalism , True Crime

Doesn’t Cover

Fitness, food, clothing, baby and child items

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Content

Total articles 616

  • Bradley Fair spa’s plan for ‘incredible transformation’ turns into closure

    By Jaime Green Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified In December, Healing Waters announced on Facebook that it had “A special note” for customers. “Wichita, we are here to share that in 2025 Healing Waters is going to be undergoing an incredible transformation.”Instead, the same Facebook account now has a different sort of announcement. The Bradley Fair spa is closing as of May 14. “To Our Cherished Community,” the post reads.

    By Jaime Green Verified · Wichita Eagle

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • With NIL and the portal, Wichita State needs more support, president says | Opinion

    By Jaime Green Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified As you may have heard from our athletic director Kevin Saal recently, Wichita State men’s basketball is at a turning point. While recent seasons have been a time of growth and transition, there is a renewed sense of possibility ahead. I want to speak directly to why that matters — not just for Shocker fans, but for our entire city. Wichita deserves a nationally competitive basketball program. But more than that, Wichita needs one.

    By Jaime Green Verified · Wichita Eagle

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Bradley Fair spa’s plan for ‘incredible transformation’ turns into closure

    By Jaime Green Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified In December, Healing Waters announced on Facebook that it had “A special note” for customers. “Wichita, we are here to share that in 2025 Healing Waters is going to be undergoing an incredible transformation.”Instead, the same Facebook account now has a different sort of announcement. The Bradley Fair spa is closing as of May 14. “To Our Cherished Community,” the post reads.

    By Jaime Green Verified · Wichita Eagle

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Wichita Eagle

The Wichita Eagle is a daily newspaper based in Wichita, Kansas, founded in 1872. It is one of the oldest newspapers in the region and has undergone several name changes before adopting its current title. The newspaper is owned by The McClatchy Company, which supports its operations and editorial direction. The Wichita Eagle provides extensive coverage of local, national, and business news, focusing on topics relevant to the Wichita community, such as politics, education, sports, and cultural events. It offers both print and digital subscriptions, allowing readers to access real-time updates and archives. The newspaper actively engages with the local community through events and editorial content that reflects the interests of its readers.

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Founded: 1872