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Marshall County Commissioners interested in funding local development
Marshall County commissioners plan to decide soon on funding for economic development in the 2020 budget. All three board members have expressed interest in increased funding.... Commissioner Keith Bramhall says he’s in favor of allocating $25,000 in 2020 funding for…
Tour of local housing sparks discussion, ideas for Marysville
Republic County economic development director Luke Mahin visited Marysville Monday for a housing development tour with Marshall County Partnership for Growth director Ellen Barber and Partnership president Nic Stoll. Mahin said he noticed that Marysville has many housing issues that…
Report: Kansas farm real estate values up 6% from last year
A government report shows farm real estate values went up 6% in Kansas from last year. The National Agricultural Statistics Service reported Tuesday that the value of all land and buildings on Kansas farms averaged $1,960 per acre for 2019.…
U.S. 77 bridge in Cowley County to be repaired
The deck on a U.S. 77 bridge in Cowley County will be repaired, with a tentative start on Aug. 12. The bridge is in northern Cowley County, 2.5 miles north of the junction of U.S. 77 and K-15 and just…
Walgreens to shut 200 US stores as part of cost-cutting plan
Pharmacy chain Walgreens plans to close 200 stores in the United States as it seeks to cut costs. The company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday the closings are part of its previously announced plan to trim costs by $1.5…
Wichita City Council approves 17th Street redesign
The Wichita City Council approved a plans to redesign a portion of McAdams Park on 17th Street and pay homage to baseball legend Jackie Robinson. McAdams Park is the home of League 42, a community baseball program for inner-city and…
Merriam dedicates new public art, playground relocated to Waterfall Park
Merriam residents had a double celebration on a hot and humid Tuesday night at Waterfall Park. City leaders and staff last night dedicated an area of the 15-acre park to be the new site for playground equipment formerly at Vavra…
Hillsboro hospital bankruptcy proves costly
The $4,118 legal bill paid by the city of Hillsboro Tuesday is only a spit in a bucket of money the city has paid since a court battle over a hospital bankruptcy began in January. Bank of Hays in January…
Haven school district and teachers meet with mediator on Monday
The Haven school district and its teachers will go before a mediator during another negotiation session on Monday. This comes after the board declared an impasse with teachers on a new contract. The board declared the impasse during a special…
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