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Support for August San Romani Bandshell in Lakeside Park Voiced During McPherson City Commission Meeting

Tuesday, December 19

By Lucky Kidd McPHERSON, Kan. — Support for restoration of the August San Romani Bandshell in Lakeside Park was voiced during Tuesday's McPherson City Commission meeting, as Mayor Tom Brown elaborated on the reasons that he doesn't feel city funds should be used on the... Read More.

Kansas Chamber Annual Business Leaders Poll Finds Concerns about Business Costs Skyrocketing

Tuesday, December 19

By the Kansas Chamber Topeka, KAN., — The Kansas Chamber Tuesday released the 19th edition of its Annual Business Leaders Poll. “Each year the Kansas Chamber asks business leaders from across the state to name the most important issues they face. This year’s poll found taxes,... Read More.

Governor Kelly Announces Business Investment in Kansas Tops $18 Billion

Tuesday, December 19

65,000 Jobs Created and Retained Since Start of Kelly Administration By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly announced today Kansas has reached yet another significant economic development milestone. Since the start of the Kelly administration in 2019, Kansas has attracted... Read More.

Hutchinson City Council Approves Ordinance Annexing Three Tracts that Make up K-96 Industrial Park

Tuesday, December 19

By Lucky Kidd HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson City Council has approved an ordinance annexing three tracts that will make up the K-96 Kimbell Industrial Park near the south junction of K-14 and K-96 south of South Hutchinson. Last week Reno County Commissioners approved a... Read More.

McPherson Chamber Hosts Annual Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge (YEC)

Tuesday, December 19

By the McPherson Chamber of Commerce McPHERSON, Kan. — Paul Reichenberger’s high school entrepreneurship students started arriving at the Community Building around 8:30 a.m. December 13th, dressed professionally and trying to settle their nerves before a morning spent presenting their proposed businesses to judges and... Read More.

Lyons City Council Gives Narrow Strip of Property to its Adjoining Property Owner, Melissa Miller to Leave Council in February

Tuesday, December 19

By Lucky Kidd LYONS, Kan. — The Lyons City Council Monday agreed to give a narrow strip of property behind a residence in the 700 block of South Douglas to the adjoining property owner. This piece of land, 60 feet by 10 feet, has been... Read More.

New License Plate Design Announced After Nearly 270K Votes Cast

Monday, December 18

By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly today announced the new Kansas standard-issue license plate design, which was chosen by a majority of the public after a week-long voting process that elicited nearly 270,000 votes from Kansans in all... Read More.

Hutchinson’s Overnight Shelter to Receive Gift of New Beds for Christmas

Monday, December 18

By United Way of Reno County HUTCHINSON, Kan. -- The Noel Lodge, an emergency daytime and overnight shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Hutchinson, is set to receive a donation of 25 new beds and frames from a local business just in time for Christmas. Last... Read More.

McPherson, Rice County Poultry Owners Asked to Contact KDA Over HPAI Outbreak

Monday, December 18

By Lucky Kidd The Kansas Department of Agriculture is asking poultry owners in parts of McPherson and Rice counties to contact them immediately in connection to a confirmed case of highly pathogenic avian influenza reported last week. The area of concern in McPherson County is bounded... Read More.

GOP Leaders Reject Kansas Governor’s Proposal for Medicaid Expansion

Saturday, December 16

By Sherman Smith, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — GOP leadership in the Legislature rejected Gov. Laura Kelly’s latest proposal for Medicaid expansion, questioning whether federal regulators would allow a work requirement and calling for alternate reforms without offering their own plan. Their resistance to... Read More.

The Legacy of Haven Native Harland Priddle

Saturday, December 16

By Lucky Kidd RENO COUNTY, Kan. — Harland Priddle was very involved in many local economic development activities in Reno County and beyond. This story is derived from his obituary (which is on the Wiggins Funeral Homes site) and comments made on his passing during... Read More.

Twice Told Tales Selected as One of 600 Booksellers to be Recipients of Patterson Holiday Bookstore Bonus

Friday, December 15

McPHERSON, Kan. — Libby Monaghan, Owner and Operator of Twice Told Tales in McPherson announced on Facebook Wednesday that she was one of 600 booksellers from across the nation who received one of bestselling author James Patterson's $500 holiday bonuses. "It's truly an honor to... Read More.

Author: Brenna Eller

Support for August San Romani Bandshell in Lakeside Park Voiced During McPherson City Commission Meeting

Kansas Chamber Annual Business Leaders Poll Finds Concerns about Business Costs Skyrocketing

Governor Kelly Announces Business Investment in Kansas Tops $18 Billion

Hutchinson City Council Approves Ordinance Annexing Three Tracts that Make up K-96 Industrial Park

McPherson Chamber Hosts Annual Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge (YEC)

Lyons City Council Gives Narrow Strip of Property to its Adjoining Property Owner, Melissa Miller to Leave Council in February

New License Plate Design Announced After Nearly 270K Votes Cast

Hutchinson’s Overnight Shelter to Receive Gift of New Beds for Christmas

McPherson, Rice County Poultry Owners Asked to Contact KDA Over HPAI Outbreak

GOP Leaders Reject Kansas Governor’s Proposal for Medicaid Expansion

The Legacy of Haven Native Harland Priddle

Twice Told Tales Selected as One of 600 Booksellers to be Recipients of Patterson Holiday Bookstore Bonus

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