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Kelsey Ryan

Kansas City, Overland Park, Wichita
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Executive director @ahcj 📰 Allergic to newspaper ink (really) 🌻 Kansan 🚀 Founder @thebeaconkc Past: @inn board @lionpubs @kcstar @kansasdotcom

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KELSEY RYAN is founder and publisher of The Beacon. Previously, she worked at The Kansas City Star on the investigative team that was named a 2018 Pulitzer Prize finalist in Public Service.

A native Kansan, she worked at The Wichita Eagle for four and a half years before joining The Star, covering special projects, city government and health care. Kelsey began her career as the education reporter at The Joplin Globe in 2011, starting the day after an EF-5 tornado destroyed one-third of the cit…

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Worlds of Fun was sued for polluting. Then Missouri loosened its pollutant limits

Worlds of Fun was sued for polluting. Then Missouri loosened its pollutant limits

When a Missouri group sued Worlds of Fun for its pollution of waters that eventually lead to the Missouri Riv…

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When cops kill in Kansas, you probably won't hear their names or see the video

When cops kill in Kansas, you probably won't hear their names or see the video

John Paul Quintero's death certificate . jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com On a Tuesday night in July, Antonio Garcia Jr.…

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Filing a complaint over police racial profiling in Kansas? Don't expect much

Filing a complaint over police racial profiling in Kansas? Don't expect much

When two Lenexa siblings, 17 and 11 years old, were stopped for speeding at Metcalf Avenue and Interstate 435…

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Residents still hope to save 'the last KC forest' despite Park Hill School plans

Residents still hope to save 'the last KC forest' despite Park Hill School plans

Park Hill School District is building two schools on the site of an 800-acre forest, but a group of Platte Co…

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Under Brownback, Kansas government kept shrinking. 'We've got a lot of damage to repair'

Under Brownback, Kansas government kept shrinking. 'We've got a lot of damage to repair'

It's no secret that state government in Kansas is smaller than it used to be. But you might be surprised at h…

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Businesses linked to McCaskill's husband get $131 million in federal dollars

Businesses linked to McCaskill's husband get $131 million in federal dollars

McCaskill's husband, developer Joseph Shepard, underwent heart surgery in February, she said. File photo Busi…

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Mo1956 SECONDARY SYPHILIS PRESENTING AS CHOLESTATIC HEPATITIS IN A TEENAGE PATIENT

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By Kelsey Ryan, Robert Kramer
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Verified
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NZ Pathfinders welcome 2026 with baptisms

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By Juliana Muniz, Kelsey Ryan
| Adventist Record Verified
Hundreds of Pathfinders from across New Zealand welcomed the start of 2026 together at the About Turn Pathfinder Camporee, where 11 young people were baptised during the week-long event. Held from December 28 to January 2, the camporee was jointly hosted by the North New Zealand (NNZC) and South New Zealand conferences.
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World Pathfinder Day celebrated in NNZC with service and worship

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By Kelsey Ryan
| Adventist Record Verified
Pathfinders across North New Zealand Conference (NNZC) gathered on September 20 to celebrate World Pathfinder Day and the 75th anniversary of the Pathfinder ministry. The day began with a youth-led worship service where Pathfinders shared Scripture, testimonies and music. “The Pathfinders led out in a vibrant worship service that reminded everyone of the purpose and calling of young people in ministry,” said NNZC associate youth director Kelsey Ryan.
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