SEAK stands for Summer Enrichment Activities for Kids. This year the program is at two locations - New Creation Fellowship (SE Third and Pine) Mondays through Thursdays and Immanuel Baptist Church (1515 N. Anderson) on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
TOPEKA — Four organizations have joined in a bid for a slice of the state’s $3.9 billion KanCare contracts. InterHab, the Children’s Alliance, the Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas and CareSource Kansas announced their alliance Wednesday, collaborating under the name of CareSource HealthAlliance.
Chopped FOOD 7 p.m. Four chefs who are right at home on the range keep it real and rustic while making food with western flair and flavor.
Stars on Mars KSAS 7 p.m. In this new unscripted series, 12 celebrities (such as Ariel Winter and Marshawn Lynch) act as trailblazers, competing to see who would best conquer and colonize a fictional “Mars,” with only one set to win as the final, victorious space invader.
2023 Roland-Garros Tennis KSNW 8 a.m. If you love the look of red clay on tennis whites, be sure to tune into the Men’s Final of the French Open airing live from Roland Garros Stadium in Paris.
The Pioneer Woman FOOD 9 a.m. While Ladd and Alex work cattle in Kansas, Ree fills the freezer with layered chicken spinach artichoke lasagnas and copycat convenience store burritos.
Houses With History HGTV 7 p.m. This time, Mike, Jen and Rich look to restore a first period home with plenty of character, weird issues and an odd layout to boot.
Phyllis Jean Lehrman, 91, was born to Howard and Lucia Havens in Newton, Kansas. Phyllis was the oldest of 13 children. She attended and graduated from Newton schools. Phyllis married Otto Lehrman on May 29, 1949. In their 74 years of marriage, she and Otto set an example for their children, grandchildren, and greatgrandchildren of what it meant to love one another deeply and in all things. Phyllis was a homemaker and worked in the kitchen for the Newton school system while her 4 boys were in school. She was active in the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary while living in Newton. However, her lifelong career was caring for her husband and 4 sons and later her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. In 1984, she and Otto retired to their home in Tanglewood acres near Westcliffe Colorado where they have lived independently for the last 40 years. Phyllis and Otto loved to travel from early on in their marriage and they enjoyed many years together traveling in their RV. Their children and grandchildren were often fortunate enough to travel with them, seeing the country and creating many memories. She loved the ocean most of all and would sit to watch the waves roll in while collecting rocks on the beach. Her love of sunsets is one shared with several of her grandchildren. Phyllis was famous for her cooking and few things tasted better than a bowl of her chicken and homemade noodles or a coveted cream puff at a chapel potluck. Cooking was one of the ways she showed her love and compassion for others. There are many wonderful memories shared with friends and family around her table. Nothing made you feel quite as loved as a batch of her waffles on a Sunday morning or a special birthday cake made with love just for you. Phyllis’s passion for the mountains came by way of flowers which was instilled in her by her grandfather. She often named wildflowers as she drove along the highway and would pull off and have her grandchildren stand with them for photos through the years. She would
Project Runway BRAVO 7 p.m. The Season 20 premiere finds 14 past competitors making their way back to their sewing stations with needle, thread and dreams of fame.
WNBA Basketball ION 7 p.m. The 27th Season of the WNBA continues with a game broadcast live from the Entertainment & Sports arena in Washington, D.C., played between the Phoenix Mercury and the Washington Mystics, seeing the return of Brittney Griner after her detainment in Russia.