A car overturned this morning on U.S. 73 near Parallel Parkway, according to a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper’s report.
The accident happened at 6:17 a.m. May 1.
A Saturn northbound on U.S. 73 tried to avoid an unknown vehicle, and the driver of the Saturn lost control, according to the trooper’s report. The Saturn then entered the median and overturned, the report stated.
The driver of the Saturn, a 32-year-old Lawrence man, was taken to the hospital with a possible injury, according to the report.
Signing a letter of intent to play basketball at Kansas City Kansas Community College next fall was a family affair for guard Brooklyn Wagler of Shawnee Mission Northwest. On hand were, from left, her mother, Jennifer Wagler; brothers Landon and Keaton Wagler; and her father, Logan Wagler. (KCKCC photo by Alan Hoskins) by Alan Hoskins, KCKCC
Head coach Valerie Stambersky continued the rebuilding of her backcourt at Kansas City Kansas Community College Thursday with the signing of 5-7 guard Brooklyn Wagler of Shawnee Mission Northwest.
“A hustler and hard worker who can play both guard positions,” Stambersky said. “A smart player, she does a great job of getting on the offensive and defensive boards and has the instincts of knowing when to cut, when to pass and when to shoot.”
Averaging 9 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4 assists per game, Wagler helped lead Shawnee Mission Northwest to a fourth place finish in the state tournament.
“I talked to other schools but I just felt like this was the best fit for me,” Wagler said. “I just felt like I belonged.” Alan Hoskins is the sports information director for KCKCC.
The Kansas City Kansas Community College Choral Department is preparing for its last concert of the season.
The concert, entitled #iFusion, is at 5 p.m. May 5 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1086 N. 94th St. in Kansas City, Kan. It is free and open to the public.
The concert will feature a mix of classical and popular music. This will includes pieces from Bach and Whitacre to music by Pentatonix, Mumford and Sons, Billy Joel, Coldplay and Imogen Heap.
“The concert is a fusion of classical and popular music,” said John Stafford, director of choral activities at KCKCC. “All four vocal ensembles from the college will perform together in one concert, which is very rare during our concert season. It’s a great opportunity to hear the entire Choral Music Program at KCKCC.”
For more information on the choral program at KCKCC, contact John Stafford at [email protected] or call 913-288-7137.
Kelly Rogge is the public information supervisor at KCKCC.
