The Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene will present its annual Symphony at Sunset D-Day Commemorative Concert on Saturday, June 4, on the grounds of the museum. Activities start at 4 p.m. with concert at 7 p.m. Performers are the 1st Infantry Division Band and the Salina Symphony. Learn more at their website.

US Bank is in the “business of making possible happen,” helping customers navigate financial milestones—from first paycheck to first day of retirement; by helping small businesses convert back-of-the-envelope drawings into new businesses; by helping merchants direct commerce efficiently, effectively, conveniently and securely; by being there for families when they walk into their neighborhood branch or connect with us through their mobile devices; and by helping large commercial enterprises manage their daily activities and expand when new opportunities present themselves. Learn more at their website.

FROM KPR

Proposal Threatens Sex Education in Kansas
Sex education is once again a hot topic in the Kansas Legislature. In February, the Kansas House Education Committee passed an "opt-in" bill that requires parents to provide written consent before their children are allowed to participate in sex education courses. Commentator John Richard Schrock believes this bill takes power away from local school boards and could deny Kansas students an important part of their education.

Late last year, Feloniz Lovato-Winston moved her office from one side of the building to the other. She had been Development Director of Audio-Reader, the radio-reading service for the blind and visually impaired and an agency affiliated with KPR. In October, she took over as Development Director at KPR. Since then, she’s been meeting with KPR donors, underwriters, friends and supporters. We asked her a few questions about how she’s settling in.