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2. Longtime Wichita McDonald’s closes, but these unique ... - AOL

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   A popular McDonald’s location open in Wichita for about 60 years closed this week, but residents won’t have go too far to get their Big Mac fix.. The restaurant, located at 1050 N Broadway ...

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4. South Central, Wichita, Kansas - Wikipedia

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   The routing of U.S. Route 81 onto Broadway Avenue, which runs north-south through South Central, along with rail lines further east triggered commercial and industrial development. Motels, restaurants, and service stations opened along Broadway in the 1950s and 1960s. Similarly, warehouses and industrial facilities were built along the railroad.

5. A McDonald’s restaurant that has operated in Wichita for ...

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   A sign on the door said that the store was permanently closed as of 2 p.m. on Tuesday.

6. Interstate 235 (Kansas) - Wikipedia

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   Aside from the Kansas Turnpike, I-235 is the first component of the Interstate Highway System to be built in Wichita. The vast majority of its length, running from its original southern terminus at the Kansas Turnpike to the Broadway Avenue interchange in north Wichita, was built in 1960–1961 and was open to traffic by 1962. [4]

7. Covert, Kansas - Wikipedia

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   Covert was founded and laid out in 1880. At its height, the population was 150. [3] A post office was opened at Covert in 1873, and remained in operation until it was discontinued in 1961. [4] The town is known for the 1923 discovery of the Covert Meteorite, and for "the unsolved murders of the Albert Kaser family in 1928". [5]