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Hays taps Russell fire chief for deputy fire chief

October 22, 2018News

When Shane Preston starts Nov. 13 in his new role as deputy fire chief for the city of Hays, he’ll be assisting Fire Chief Ryan Hagans as well as the department’s 22 full-time firefighters. Preston is currently fire department chief…

Coordinated cleanup underway at Pittsburg contaminated site

October 22, 2018News

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment and a southeastern city have partnered to clean up and re-purpose contaminated property for use in future commercial development. The Joplin Globe reports that the coordinated cleanup that's underway in Pittsburg is targeting…

Residents fire complaints to Apex at Neosho County meeting

October 22, 2018News

Heated discussion about a proposed wind generation facility drew a rebuke from a Neosho County Commissioner Friday morning. Commissioner Jennifer Orr warned people against sarcasm and hostility during public comments at Friday’s commission meeting. Opponent Dustie Elsworth raised an issue…

Homeowners balk at placement of wind turbines

October 22, 2018News

Citizens concerned about the Neosho Ridge Wind Project expressed some alarm on Wednesday about how close the wind turbines would be to homes. Dustie Elsworth, rural Erie, said he and others have been in contact with Apex Clean Energy, the…

Haysville City Council comes to consensus on sign ordinance

October 22, 2018News

After months of discussion, the Haysville City Council seemed to reach an agreement on the city’s sign ordinance at its Oct. 9 meeting. A Kansas statute requires municipalities to allow the display of temporary political signs up to 45 days…

Lawrence seeks sexual harassment training for bar staff

October 22, 2018News

Lawrence city leaders want bar staff to be prepared to respond to predatory behavior, harassment and sexual assault. Commissioners asked city staff last week to work with drinking establishments and other stakeholders in developing a requirement that drinking establishments receive…

Banker survey: Farmland prices expected to drop in Kansas

October 22, 2018News

A new survey says farmland prices are expected to continue their decline in parts of 10 Plains and Western states. The latest Rural Mainstreet survey shows that on average, bank CEOs in the region estimated farmland prices declined by 4…

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