Malls push tax credits to boost Kansas agriculture growth
Governor Brownback backs a bill offering more than 10 million dollars in sales tax exemptions and corporate tax credits to large animal agriculture firms. The plan aims to spur new dairy milking and poultry facilities, though some lawmakers question retroactive benefits and alignment with HPIP goals. Endorsing groups say agriculture needs parity with other manufacturers, while critics cite transparency concerns.
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Fracking Talk Highlights New Southwest Kansas Interest
The Southwest Kansas Groundwater Management District led a Brown Bag Lunch presentation at the Finney County Historical Society on fracking and horizontal drilling. About 20 attendees heard that Mississippi Limestone in southwest Kansas has long produced oil and gas but posed extraction challenges.
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Apartment plans stall over old Legion building zoning
The proposal to convert the 82 year old American Legion building at 125 Pine St into four three bedroom two bath units stalls as city officials wrestle with fit into central business district rules. Commissioners split 3 2 backing to not amend zoning to allow ground floor apartments.
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GCCC adds mobile classroom for food science program
Garden City Community College unveils a 920 square foot mobile classroom on campus to train food science students. The customized semi-trailer includes refrigeration for meat transport, cutting tables, a packager, meat smoker, interactive whiteboards, laptops, carts, and extensive instructional hardware. The TRAC-7 grant program funds the project, part of a Kansas consortium led by Washburn University to expand career training in food safety.
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