Willems to lead KSU Foundation
Greg Willems named president and CEO of the Kansas State University Foundation in Manhattan effective February 27. He brings development leadership from University of Hawaii Foundation and University of British Columbia, pointing toward a new capital campaign for K-State.
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Veterans assistance roundup at Finney County Library
Tommy Drewel of the Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs will be at Finney County Public Library in Fort Dodge to aid veterans and family members from 11 30 a m to 3 30 p m on January 7 14 and 21. For details call (620) 225 4041.
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Police face scrutiny after Wichita officer shoots man outside home
Family of John Paul Quintero says police escalated a Saturday incident in Wichita that left the 23 year old man mortally wounded. They allege an armed response and critique officers for handcuffing him as he lay bleeding while investigators review the encounter.
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Kennedy and Coe Rebrands After California Merger
Kennedy and Coe completes its merger with Isom and Matson of Chico California and adopts the name K Coe Isom. The combined firm posts 56.3 million in annual revenue, 360 employees, and 17 offices across five states plus DC, including Kansas locations in Garden City Goodland Lenexa Pratt Salina and Wichita. The merger centers on agriculture and food production consulting, with leadership noting food and ag comprise about two thirds of business.
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Oklahoma quakes felt as far as Wichita in Perry area
Two quakes struck just south of Perry Oklahoma at 4:06 and 4:27 pm, magnitudes 3.8 and 3.9. USGS said little damage is likely but warned of aftershocks. Wichita felt a light shaking, Perry saw stronger movement with rattling windows and falling items.
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Herington man ousted over embezzled union funds
Dale T. Hull, 63, former secretary treasurer of a railroad union in Herington, was ordered in Topeka federal court to repay more than $17,000. He received time served and two years of supervised release after pleading guilty to embezzling union funds, according to a U S Attorney news release.
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Kanstarter projects gain momentum after NYT feature
Non Lut y exposure boosts Kanstarter donations as Plains and Wilson projects reach funding and Burdett close. Kansas Sampler Foundation director Marci Penner attributes December media coverage from The Hutchinson News and The New York Times to the surge, with three days left to donate for two remaining pilot projects.
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