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Virtual McPherson County Hiring Day on Friday
McPherson County is hosting its first-ever McPherson County Hiring Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, and it’s free to attend. The virtual format offers students and professional job seekers a chance to explore industries and jobs throughout…
Edgerton swears in their new city clerk
During the Oct. 8 Edgerton City Council meeting, Alexandria Clower was sworn in as the new city clerk. She replaces Chris Clinton, who had been serving as interim city clerk since February. Clower has served the City of Edgerton as…
Inflation comeback may force Fed to abandon easy money policy much sooner than intended, Wall Street forecaster Jim Bianco warns
The Federal Reserve's intention to leave interest rates alone may get sidetracked. According to Wall Street forecaster James Bianco, the backdrop is conducive for an inflation comeback that would force the Fed's hand to tighten and upset the stock market.…
How Topeka, Kansas, Used Data Modeling to Pave a Stronger Future for Public Works and Residents
Using data modeling powered by current pavement inventory and condition data, the city of Topeka could better understand its long-range pavement condition and funding needs. The public works department for the city of Topeka, Kansas, was in a position where…
Municipal Bond Trends for October 19, 2020
The interest rate table above illustrates recent changes in a sample of MBIS "investment grade" yields. Every issuer's credit is different. For rates that may be applicable to your municipality, contact our Municipal Bond Advisors, Larry Kleeman and Beth Warren.
USDA Invests $791,638 in Distance Learning in Osborne County, Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director for Kansas Lynne Hinrichsen today announced that USDA is investing $791,638 to provide interactive video conferencing equipment to allow access to students in rural Kansas.... This Rural Development investment will help…
Liquor sales increase as pandemic continues
Business is booming for one segment of the economy in Kansas during the coronavirus pandemic: liquor stores. At the same time, the increased use of the products found in those stores has not necessarily benefitted people. The Wichita Eagle reported…
Incentive considered to lure home builders to Ark City
Arkansas City Commissioners will consider a resolution Tuesday allowing increased tax rebates for homes built in a housing development in north Ark City. If approved, property owners who build in the Compass Point Addition will be eligible for a 90…
Hoisington offers incentive to curb weekend EMT shortage
In an effort to offset a shortage of weekend emergency medical staff, the Hoisington City Council recently approved a financial incentive to recruit and retain volunteer technicians. Adequate weekend emergency staffing has been an issue for the city. State law…
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