This ymca is so good! The transformation from when they renovated it was much needed but it looks…read moreso good. Allot more weighted equipment now. But since the renovation it's been crowded and hard to find equipment so I would recommend them to expand it. But it's such a good community in this small ymca because everyone knows each other and everyone that comes in the same time every day.

I went to YMCA South today with my grandson and had a very disappointing experience. When I checked…read morein, I was suddenly told I had a $15 charge from two and a half years ago. I was never notified about this fee at the time, never billed for it, and never contacted about it in the years since. While talking with staff, it became clear this wasn't an old unpaid balance at all -- it was a recently and manually entered charge they added while going back through old accounts. In other words, this was their mistake, not mine. Every fee from the time I switched from self‑pay to insurance‑covered membership was properly withdrawn from my bank account. If they never billed me and never notified me, that's on them. Despite that, I was treated like someone who had ignored a debt. The tone was disrespectful and made me feel like a "deadbeat" over a mistake they created themselves. I went swimming for a little over an hour with my grandson until the pool was shut down early due to lack of staffing. While I was in the pool, I kept thinking about how I had been treated. When I left, I went to cancel my membership. Only then -- after I said I wanted to cancel -- did the general manager come over and apologize. By that point, it was too late. The apology should have happened when the issue was first addressed, not after they realized they were about to lose a member. It makes me wonder whether this was truly a mistake or if they just randomly added a charge hoping no one would complain over $15. I rarely use my membership, but I've always paid it. I will not continue supporting a place that treats members disrespectfully over an error they created

Dr Heidi Odgen and Staci Morris have been a great counseling team for me. Usually less than 15 mins…read morewait to see either one. Both very competent, caring individuals. Physical offices close to each other, very roomy , clean, air conditioned offices. Dr Odgen schedules med reviews about every 3/5 weeks . Staci Morris at the Counseling Center can schedule more frequently ie weekly, or as needed.

When I'm visiting town I always use this gym. Great selection of equipment and a nice variety of…read moregroup classes. This has been here for ages and hasn't changed much. The staff are young but nice.

Great facilities, classes, and community! YMCA offers something for everyone. A solid 5-star…read moreexperience!

Mi kid goes there for 5 years (now before and after school program). Easy to deal with, organized,…read moregood communication, kids are well taken care of . They always try their best to open even when a lot of places would close for inclement weather for instance. They care and try to make as easy as possible for parents. Would definitely recommend.

I am a clinical social worker and my husband is an engineer. We wanted a place where our children…read morewould get the best combination of nurturing, education, and play. All of the staff have been phenomenal. The technology is top of the line including iPads and interactive tables. I love the picture updates and my ability to communicate with staff from my phone at any time throughout the day. Both of our children have been at Tutor Time since the very beginning and we have loved it and so have they! As we prepare to send our oldest to kindergarten, we are proud to share that she is reading at a 1st grade level and also loves to play "Princess Dinosaur" a game she and her friends made-up during their free play time.

Just finished the 2014 Prairie Fire marathon in Wichita, KS on 10/12/2014. It was my 50th state and…read more74th lifetime marathon. Once I had known that I would be finishing my 50 states marathon in Kansas a year earlier, I scoured marathonguide.com and marathonmaniacs.com for a suitable race for Kansas. Out popped Prairie Fire marathon in Wichita. I had asked around for a good one, but I didn't want to wait till the following April for the Garmin marathon in Olathe, KS. Plus, I did like the rabbit on fire logo. I had read about the race course support and how cool it would be to visit Wichita for a weekend. And so, that's how I chose the Prairie Fire marathon for my grande finale. In retrospect, I am so glad that I had picked this race to be my last one for my 50 states marathon journey. Once I sent an email requesting special bib #50 to the race officials, I had gotten a couple of emails requesting interviews with the local media thereafter leading up to race weekend, since it apparently was a big deal to them for someone from Hawaii finishing the 50 states marathons at their race. I tended to think so as well. :) Along with the media requests and a newspaper article in the Wichita Eagle, only thing left to do was to show up and run 26.2 miles! I have got to thank the Prairie Fire marathon race director and his staff for the love and support he has given me. They went beyond the call with this one and made this race priceless and memorable. The race expo was held at the Centurylink II complex in downtown Wichita. It wasn't too big of an expo, but it was big enough to have it in an exhibition hall type setting. There were couple handful of vendors whom sold runner related products as well as other vendors in the community. I also attended the official race pasta dinner and met with elite runner Camille Herron, as well as the race director, familiar faces, and other runners. The pasta dinner was okay. Just two kinds of pasta, sauce, and salad, along with water. The pasta dinner was served at the host hotel, the Hyatt Wichita. The race was 26.2 miles. The last of what I was working everything towards. The financial sacrifices and everything else hinged on me finishing this one at Prairie Fire, so I don't need to delay this quest. With everything ordered and the expectations were at its feverish pitch, race day couldn't be any more insane. The race started at 7:30am, where the race director announced that I was in the field, completing my 50 states from Hawaii that morning. I got quite a bit of congratulations out there at the start and along the course. That tone alone set the day for high expectations and a day filled with some emotions that could not be categorized or filed in any particular way. It was just everything and everything that would be the end all for this journey from Hawaii. The race course was mostly residential areas we ran through, some park areas, but very little urban downtown areas. The race course is a modified loop course, but a point to point course, nonetheless. There was adequate aid stations every 2 miles, which was good. Timing splits were there at 10K, 13.1, and mile 20. After clicking off 20 miles, the emotions started coming over me. 10K left till the finish line and it will all be over. I had managed to keep a 1st time marathoner company for the last miles. After approaching mile 24, I was joined by a volunteer course cyclist. We made small talk till about mile 26, where I crossed the small bridge and onward to the finish line. The most memorable moment would be approaching the finish line and the staff of the Prairie Fire marathon held a special banner congratulating me on finishing the 50 states. That was totally a surprise and beyond the call of a race to do that sort of thing. Very blessed and grateful to the race director and his staff for everything! The course support was adequate and there was a few spots of cheering volunteers and local residents who cheer on the runners along the course. While the course ran through residential areas and a couple of parks in the later going, I was surely glad that I picked this one for Kansas and the last one for my last hurrah. I was even presented a certificate from the race director for the achievement soon after crossing the finish line. The finish line food was really nothing, but some leftover pizza and some sports drinks. There may have been a lot more for the rest of the pack. But for me, it was the close of an epic year. 50 states, 50 marathons. End of an era. Onward to the next goal... :) A++++

We came here for a wedding this past Saturday. I have been telling every person I come across about…read morehow this was the best wedding I have ever been to. The location is conveniently located by the airport and airport hotels. Upon walking in we were greeted by a very cool dining card wall, coat check, and some history about the building. As soon as we turned the corner we saw the huge B29 sitting in all of its glory in the middle of the space. It was epic. The open bar was located right in front of the nose of the plane. I want to give a shout out to the bar manager and staff. They worked so hard non stop and did an amazing job. While getting drinks several servers came around with delicious appetizers. Guests could also get in line to go inside the B29 for a tour. After cocktail hour the bride and groom flew into the reception right outside the hangar door! The staff then served us a delicious three course meal starting with Caesar salad, steak and chicken with vegetables and potatoes, and of course wedding cake. After dinner we went upstairs to see the B29 museum which offered views of the entire venue. The nine piece band entertained the guests until 11pm. This was hands down the most fun and unique wedding I have ever been to!

Amazing education and visitor center dedicated to B 29 "Doc". Well worth the $10 admission fee and…read morethe extra five dollars to tour the flight deck. Definitely will come back at a later date.

Very amazing company with great people who know how to fix and build signs the right way, and at an…read moreamazing price.

MakeICT is an amazing place. They have basically every tool and machine imaginable and for only $25…read morea month you can get 24/7 access to all of them! They have a pottery room, wood shop, metal shop, laser cutters, 3D printers, sewing machines, a computer lab, screen printing, electronics lab, and more! You can basically create anything you can imagine in this wonderful space! Everyone is super friendly and helpful. It's run by volunteers and is supported by grants and the monthly dues. I recently joined and I have spent so much time there already! I might be addicted to creating.

I really like this place! I've been a member for about a year, and have had no problems. I've…read moretaken a lot of classes, both paid and free, and they have always been great. I am looking forward to the move to a bigger space, at the old Booth grade school. Best use of $25.00 each month I know of!