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Wind farm approved in part

July 10, 2019News

Commissioners approved a conditional use permit for development of a wind farm, but took no action on a development plan submitted by the company Monday. Audience members had been told earlier there would be no public comment at Monday’s meeting…

Riley County collects over $267,000 in 2019 delinquent taxes

July 10, 2019News

Riley County’s 2019 delinquent tax foreclosure case and auction wrapped up last week after auctioning off seven properties. During Monday’s Riley County commission meeting, Deputy County Counselor Craig Cox presented all the final figures to the foreclosure case. The case…

Area wheat harvest doing OK despite rain

July 10, 2019News

Despite unseasonably wet weather in the area, the wheat harvest in Crawford and Cherokee counties appears to be coming in on schedule. “Rain continued to be hit or miss over the holiday weekend,” according to the July 7 Kansas Wheat…

Gas prices creeping up along with temps, says AAA Kansas

July 9, 2019News

Along with the summer temperatures, gas prices have started to rise a bit. “Today’s Kansas gas price average is $2.50 a gallon, which is up 2 cents from a week ago,” said Shawn Steward with AAA Kansas. “For perspective, one…

Wichita Collegiate School has a new leader at the helm

July 9, 2019News

Wichita Collegiate School on Wednesday announced that Nathan Washer has begun work as its new head of school. Washer succeeds Tom Davis, who retired in May after 19 years as Collegiate’s leader. Collegiate says in an emailed press release that…

ACLU of Kansas selects Google manager as its new director

July 9, 2019News

TOPEKA (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas has named a Google manager and former U.S. State Department employee as its new executive director. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that Nadine Farid Johnson takes over Monday. The ACLU of…

More than 12K free meals served in June from USD 428

July 9, 2019News

The numbers are in for the Summer Food Program that USD 428 Great Bend participated in again this summer. Providing free lunches and breakfasts in June for anyone 18 years old or younger, the district served 12,467 meals. Of those…

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