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State officials celebrate Parsons industrial park partnership

February 21, 2020News

State Secretary of Transportation Julie Lorenz and Secretary of Commerce David Toland visited southeast Kansas Thursday for a ribbon cutting and ceremonial throwing of a switch to mark the arrival of the first loaded train cars at the Great Plains…

Horton Commission lays plans for potential healthcare return

February 20, 2020News

The Horton City Commission met for the first time in February, and heard a report from a meeting between Mayor Bryan Stirton, Commissioner Wade Edwards and City Administrator John Calhoon, and Atchison Hospital CEO Jeff Perry. Calhoon reported that he…

Marion County planning commission to tackle wind farm regulations

February 20, 2020News

County planning and zoning officials will direct their thoughts to Article 27 of wind energy conversion systems overlay district regulations during coming meetings in the hope of resolving controversy that arose in recent months over the regulations. Much of the…

Hillsboro stands to lose if Census misses people

February 20, 2020News

Hillsboro could lose as much as $46,220.40 in federal funding for each household not counted in the 2020 Census, a spokeswoman from the Kansas League of Municipalities told city council members Tuesday. Census numbers are used both for redistricting the…

Osawatomie’s city manager position attracts 50 applicants

February 20, 2020News

The city of Osawatomie’s search for a new city manager has attracted dozens of applicants. “We had a total of 50 applicants for the city manager (position),” Mayor Mark Govea said Friday, Feb. 14. (Read more: The Miami County Republic)

Olathe tops in keeping waste out of landfalls

February 20, 2020News

Olathe says its residents raised their recycling rate last year, diverting 42.41% of waste from landfills. That figure was up from 40.03% in 2018. By comparison, the city said, the waste diversion rate was 38% for Johnson County as a…

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