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Kansas Humanities grant supports Kansas Rural Center Town Halls
TOPEKA – Humanities Kansas recently awarded $4,000 to the Kansas Rural Center (KRC) in support of the “Kansas Future of Farming & Food Town Halls.” KRC will host a series of five town hall meetings across the state in July…
Lenexa plans to condemn, acquire properties along Sante Fe Trail Drive for road, trail project
Lenexa is making public improvements to a stretch of Sante Fe Trail Drive and the intersection at West 95th Street. City leaders this week authorized the acquisition and condemnation of land along the project area, which provides easements and rights-of-way…
County, Overland Park agree to extend micro-transit pilot to Farmers Market
Beginning July 6 people who want to go to downtown Overland Park on Farmer’s Market Saturdays will have a new transportation option. The city and county decided this week to extend a micro transit pilot project to provide Saturday service to…
Will they come if you build it?
For years, (Abilene) parents have told stories of driving teams to towns all across the state for weekend tournaments. They seem to mention they are gone almost every weekend from early May until mid July traveling 1,000s of miles busing…
KDOT approves plan for OCCK to manage Abilene public transportation
The Kansas Department of Transportation has given its approval of OCCK taking over the city of Abilene’s public transportation, Interim City Manager Jane Foltz told the Abilene City Commission at a study session earlier this week. The city of Abilene…
Budget proposal to increase city commissioner pay from $9,000 to $38,000 sparks debate among city leaders
City Manager Tom Markus’ recommended budget is proposing the first salary increase for city commissioners in 20 years, but commissioners disagree on how much salaries should go up. Budget and Strategic Initiatives Manager Danielle Buschkoetter told the commission at its…
Kansas leader talks rural growth
WATHENA — A Kansas leader is on a tour to assure constituents and businesses that he won't approach their needs with a "Let them eat cake" attitude. Visiting Marie Antoinette's Gluten Free Bake Shoppe and the Dairy Barn family restaurant…
City unveils new wastewater treatment plant
After nearly four years of planning and construction, the new Emporia Wastewater Treatment Plant was unveiled during a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday morning. The plant has been converted to an Integrated Fixed Film Activated Sludge — or IFAS — system…
Company wants Kansas, other states to join the 14 that allow lemonade stands without permits
Grab those extra pennies and dimes, because it’s almost the official start of summer, which means kids are getting ready for peak lemonade stand season. There’s one thing that could stop them from opening up shop on those hot neighborhood streets though:…
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