County eyes Nelson as architect for new project
County commissioners debated selecting Nelson over Glass for the school district project. They will use construction management to control costs and plan a building committee. the decision split among commissioners who urged broader competition and cost awareness amid talks of scope changes and a long idle period for Nelson.
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Holcomb board approves school upgrades and pump work
Chromebooks bid 61 154.95 will replace hallway and science room carpet at Holcomb Elementary and Holcomb Middle. Nevco bid 25 394.21 to replace scoreboards at Holcomb High football field and gym. DC Painting bid 16 500 for exterior paint at Holcomb Middle. Pump issue prompts up to 40 000 for high school well pump repairs. Dishwasher replacement 23 900 approved after 2 500 repair deemed insufficient. FFA greenhouse project update confirms permits and start next week north of tennis courts at Holcomb High.
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Residency debate tests Roberts ballot fate in Kansas
During a contentious meeting supporters clash over Roberts residency claims and whether state or federal rules govern candidacy. Kuckelman defends voters deciding Roberts future while opponents press for the issue to anchor Wolf’s campaign, with officials’ absence and proxies drawing fire.
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Keystone vote dies along with energy efficiency
Senate blocked a Keystone XL pipeline vote and an energy efficiency bill amid partisan gridlock. Reid refused to allow amendments from Republicans, who sought changes to curtail gas regulation and speed LNG exports. Both sides blamed the other as midterms approach and the pipeline fate shifted to after the election.
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