A lot of Haysvillians were excited to see Hometown boys and band Soulicit on the schedule to perform at this years Fall Festival but then disappointed to hear the band had to make a bittersweet decision to cancel the show so they could make a trip to Florida to record their upcoming album. Soulicit fans dont fret… You still have a couple chances to see the band before they start their first national tour in January…
Tuesday, November 29
Parking Lot Rockstar preview party!
7:00 pm
Bourbon Street, Wichita, KS
Do you want to be one of the first rockers to hear the BRAND NEW album “Parking Lot Rockstar” from SOULICIT? Well then you need to get to the official listening party at Bourbon Street!! We will be playing the CD in its entireity and doing a few acoustic songs as well. It will be a night of celebration in honor of the newest studio record! This will also be your chance to not only purchase “Parking Lot Rockstar” but also your tickets for the New Years ROX, our official CD release party! See you out!
Age Limit: 21+. More info at www.soulicitrock.com.
Saturday, December 31
1st Annual New Years ROX!
8:30 pm
Pure Entertainment, Kellogg and Tyler, Wichita, KS
Get ready for this one! Its the 1st annual New Years ROX presented by Thermal Entertainment. This will be our HUGE New Years Eve show/CD Release party. Thermal Entertainment is proud to announce their 1st annual “New Years ROX” presented by Thermal Entertainment, starring SOULICIT! Not only will this be the biggest New Years Eve party in Wichita it will also be the official CD Release party for SOULICITs newest studio album produced by Brett Hestla (of Creed and Dark New Day) which will be titled “Parking Lot Rockstar”. With their new record deal signed and completed with Thermal Entertainment, SOULICIT wants to show their home town fans one EPIC night before they hit the road and start their first national tour starting in January 2012.
To get your tickets and for more information visit our official New Years ROX website at www.soulicitnyebash.com or www.soulicitrock.com.
As the city’s slogan suggests: Good things are happening in Haysville.
That notion is supported by a rash of recent business construction and expansion in Wichita’s neighbor to the south. A new hotel is going in near the Haysville exit off the Kansas Turnpike, and work is under way to bring the city its first McDonald’s — which some say is a significant milestone for a growing city.
Last night Haysville was shaken by a 5.6 Magnitude earthquake around 10:53pm. The earthquake epicenter was in Oklahoma just East of OKC but it was felt as far away as here in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee.
I believe this may be the strongest earthquake to ever shake Haysville.
A few comments about the quake from our Facebook page…
Shook the glasses in our cabinets.
Im used to our 2 story house being shaken around a lot by the wind (like we had today) but what made it so surreal was that we were in the basement and it was moving. Took a minute to realize what was actually happening.
Us too!!! Crazy
We are visiting family in Ark City…shook the cabinets and the lights were swinging. Crazy!
I actually heard it coming… sounded like distant thunder, then it shook pretty good, followed by a swaying motion for a few seconds. rattled the dishes in the kitchen
Sedgwick County Commissioners are considering a proposal to build a new $2 million fire station in Haysville.
The fire station sitting at 71st street south and West street is 30 years old. County firefighters believe its day is done.
“We have old plumbing old wiring and old connections and so were trying to save money in the long run and preventive wise,” said county fire chief Gary Curmode.
Two men in Haysville filing false reports tied up the work of a number of law enforcement officers and forced the lockdown of several Haysville schools before police tracked them down through their cellphone calls to 911.
The callers were claiming they were victims of sexual abuse. There was nothing to that, Haysville police say.
Nelson Elementary School Principal Mike Mitchener (center of photo) stands at the crosswalk on Grand
Avenue near Delos Street with his students on Wednesday, October 5 in celebration of International Walk
To School Day. Staff and students all around Haysville USD 261 took a little extra time to participate in
the event. Communities around the country are using the walk or bike to school as the first step to change
community culture and create environments that are more inviting for everyone, young and old alike.
Tuesday, November 29
Saturday, December 31
Last night Haysville was shaken by a 5.6 Magnitude earthquake around 10:53pm. The earthquake epicenter was in Oklahoma just East of OKC but it was felt as far away as here in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee.
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