…the open house will present information about the Traffic Management Program, including highlighting the usage of traffic calming devices like speed humps, chicanes and curb extensions…
Source: LJWorld
People filled the Valley Center Recreation and Aquatics Center to the brim for its grand-opening Feb. 22. They toured the facilities, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony and many bought memberships.
Source: Ark Valley News
Six days after a gas leak led to a fire that destroyed a business on Hutchinson’s Main Street and displaced several others, the community anticipates answers on how to move forward. The explosion left businesses on Main Street unable to operate.
Source: KWCH
Voters in two other districts near Wichita will weigh in on school bond proposals this spring. Haysville and Mulvane will vote on proposed school improvements on April 8. A Wichita bond issue on the ballot this week failed, according to unofficial results.
Source: KWCH
Jeff Siegler was excited to meet Saturday with local residents “who are passionate about their community,” he told a crowd of about 50 at the Marysville City Building. He thinks communities often get poor advice on how to sustainably develop their towns.
Source: The Marysville Advocate
… it turns to someone like Steve Stone. “I’m head of maintenance,” said Stone. That means when something breaks, he’s the man to call…. “Right now the need’s greater than I’ve ever seen it since I worked for the school district.” So instead of making repairs, Stone is helping cover bus routes.
Source: KSNF/KODE
The Health & Wellness Coalition’s goal is to create communities that support and encourage physical activity and healthy eating. Sign up for the 2025 Working Well Conference here.
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The City of El Dorado is asking for the residents of the city to give their input on what projects to move forward in 2025 through sales tax funds. The Excess Sales Tax Committee is meeting routinely to make their recommendation to the City Commission and will take into account resident preference. On the website the City reports that $700,000 is available to allocate towards projects. Several items are on the list to vote on.
Source: Andover American
A public meeting has been scheduled for March 4 at the Pawnee County Courthouse, to offer information in opposition to the proposed 88,000-head feedlot to be located in Pawnee County by Innovative Livestock Services. The hour-long session, scheduled for 6:30 p.m., is intended to bring to light environmental concerns which, if the feedlot was allowed to be constructed, would exacerbate conditions already being experienced in Pawnee County.
Source: Great Bend Tribune
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