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Dodge City looking to add new child care facility to address need

The City of Dodge City will be looking into addressing another shortage the city is lacking in — child care facilities. According to city staff, a request for qualifications were welcomed as of Dec. 1, with the purpose in soliciting and selecting a firm to provide architectural design services to develop a new child care facility in town. … “Available funds will ultimately determine the final size, but we also want to ensure we cover the community’s needs and meet the set regulations.”
Source: Dodge Globe

2021-12-08T07:34:57-06:00December 8, 2021|News|

Salina Fire Department ‘admin time’ situation not characterized as timecard fraud

The issue of “admin time” at the Salina Fire Department is not being characterized as fraud by any individuals. That determination comes after Salina city manager Mike Schrage gave an update to the city commission Monday on the situation. … The city hired BKD, an accounting firm, to do an audit on the issue, the findings of which were released earlier this year. … Schrage said this new update was given to provide the commission and the public a little more background on what has happened since the BKD report was released.
Source: Salina Journal

2021-12-08T07:33:26-06:00December 8, 2021|News|

Lack of labor means about 90% of Shawnee County recyclables are being trucked to Kansas City facility

A labor shortage has all but shuttered the only recycling facility in Shawnee County, with 90% of its materials being processed elsewhere. Since mid- to late October, Waste Management of Kansas has taken all but about 10% of recyclables from the local Materials Recycling Facility by truck to be processed instead at the MRF it operates in Kansas City, Kan., said Lisa Disbrow, a spokeswoman for that company.
Source: CJonline

2021-12-08T07:32:04-06:00December 8, 2021|News|

USDA Invests over $600,000 in Home Construction Assistance In Coffeyville, Kansas

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Acting State Director for Rural Development Kansas Dan Fischer today announced that USDA is investing $624,960 to assist low-income Kansans in building homes in the Coffeyville area. “Investments like these increase the stability and independence of Kansans,” Fischer said. “By helping low-income residence build their own homes it also increases the stability of the surrounding community as well.”
Source: Coffeyville, KS – News Flash

2021-12-08T07:16:20-06:00December 7, 2021|News|

Sedgwick celebrates the Christmas season in style

Sedgwick was abuzz with Christmas activity last weekend. In fact, Sedgwick Connect planned so perfectly that even spectacular weather attended the festivities. Saturday morning at the elementary school multipurpose room people from Sedgwick and all over the region shopped the 30 vendors selling primarily homemade items. Organizer Michelle Hendrickson was thrilled with how the event participation.
Source: Harvey County Now

2021-12-08T07:26:41-06:00December 7, 2021|News|

3-story house being moved through Great Bend streets draws a crowd of spectators

A three-story house being moved through the streets of Great Bend drew a large crowd of spectators on Tuesday. The Great Bend Tribune says the Unruh House at 2526 Broadway owned by Amber and Brent Rugan of rural Stafford County is being relocated to their farm property. Crews have been preparing the house for weeks. But, first, the house was placed on beams and loaded on a trailer. The home’s transport from Broadway started toward Washington Avenue. Several road closures and safety measures will occur as the house makes it to its new location.
Source: KSN-TV

2021-12-07T22:16:04-06:00December 7, 2021|News|

Morrill Library showcase features art from more than 15 local artisans

The Morrill Public Library hosted a Community Art Showcase on Saturday. The showcase featured artwork from more than 15 local artisans, in addition to selections from the high school art classes and Hiawatha Clock Tower interpretations from the elementary school fourth graders. The Art Showcase included paintings and drawings of all media types, crochet works, a quilted baby blanket, die cast cars, ceramic pieces, an owl sculpture, lead soldiers and more. Stephanie Gummelt, a musician from St. Joseph, Mo., performed a beautiful acoustic concert while those in attendance browsed the art pieces and were able to enjoy light refreshments.
Source: hiawathaworldonline.com

2021-12-08T07:27:17-06:00December 7, 2021|News|

Wichita City Council votes to approve water and sewer rate increases for 2022

The Wichita City Council on Tuesday voted 7-0 to increase water and sewer rates. The recommended rate adjustments for 2022 are 6.50% for water and 3% for sewer, for a combined rate adjustment of 5.13%. The rate adjustments were made to help fund the ongoing operation and maintenance of water and sewer utilities. Right now, work continues on the $524 million Northwest Water Facility and the $357 million Biological Nutrient Removal project. The new rates will take effect on Jan. 1, 2022, and the adjustments are the same as those shared with the council since December 2019.
Source: KSN-TV

2021-12-08T07:27:41-06:00December 7, 2021|News|

New fire chief named in Garden City

Garden City announced the city’s new fire chief on Tuesday. Jon Irsik will fill the position vacated by the resignation of Chief Bill Beaty earlier this year. Irsik currently serves as interim battalion chief for the Garden City Fire Department and has 17 years of experience in the fire service. He started his career in 2004 as a firefighter before moving through the ranks. “I am honored to be selected as the next fire chief for Garden City Fire Department.
Source: KSN-TV

2021-12-08T07:28:00-06:00December 7, 2021|News|
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