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Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau unveils new trolley
The Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau has unveiled a new "Big Blue" trolley. The organization has been operating a red trolley for a decade that shuttles visitors on tours of the historic Old West town. The new 30-seat trolley features…
Wichita City Council amends drought response plan ordinance
The Wichita City Council narrowly passed an amendment to the drought response plan ordinance. It passed 4-3. The ordinance lets the city manager take multiple factors into consideration when determining the drought stage. Right now, it is based on the 12-month…
Free public parking? You’ll see a lot fewer spots in downtown Wichita next year
The vast majority of free public parking in downtown Wichita will soon be replaced with metered stalls and other pay-to-park options. Even public parking structures that have traditionally been free, including the Old Town garage, will charge customers beginning on…
Topeka band continues 18-year tradition summer shows
Orchestrated in perfect harmony, the Topeka Community Band has their second performance of the season. The Community Band has been a summer tradition in the Capitol City since 1996, and still continues to pull in a crowd. The old-fashion fun is…
Safe Haven Baby Box initiative launched by Salina Fire Department
The Salina Fire Department is launching an initiative to bring a Safe Haven Baby Box to the community. This initiative, which has been spearheaded by Mayor Bill Longbine with the support of the Salina City Commission, city manager Mike Schrage…
Burlingame looks to make some city-wide upgrades
Tuesday, June 18, Burlingame released a strategic plan to revitalize the city. The city of around 950 people plans to revamp their downtown, while recruiting new businesses and homeowners to the area. ... Burlingame also hopes to renovate its downtown…
Zaragoza vs. Johnson County (Tort Claims Act)
1. The recreational use exception to the Kansas Tort Claims Act, K.S.A. 75-6101 et seq., is not limited to outdoor areas or to areas intended for physical activity. 2. The recreational use exception to the Kansas Tort Claims Act depends…
License reading cameras catch a crook
A stolen truck out of Wichita showed up on Great Bend’s license plate reader cameras last Tuesday, June 11... On Thursday, police tracked the truck down and then were able to track down a camper that was in La Crosse.…
Municipal Bond Trends for June 20, 2024
The interest rate table above illustrates recent changes in a sample of MBIS "investment grade" yields. Every issuer's credit is different, and other financing sources may be available. To obtain comprehensive Financial Advisory services for your local government, contact your…
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