Colyer urges voters to stay with Brownback in Kansas
Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer visited Hays urging continued support for Gov. Sam Brownback's plan stressing 58 000 new private sector jobs since January 2011 and a 4.8 percent unemployment rate. He promised to boost K-12 funding and explained tax cuts aimed at keeping residents and businesses from moving out of state. Speaker Ray Merrick backed local control and a large funding package. The general election is November 4.
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Holcomb agrees to pay share of mass notification system
Holcomb City Council voted 3-2 to fund an equal share of the CivicReady mass notification system, with total annual costs of 13,575 and Holcomb contributing 2,715 through year end. Finney County Emergency Management launched the system on Sept. 1 to provide pre and post emergency alerts via website, social media, text and email.
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Sherow attacks Huelskamp over Violence Against Women Act vote
Campaign release quotes Jim Sherow criticizing U S Rep Tim Huelskamp for voting against reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act. It notes domestic violence stats and Sherow’s past efforts as mayor to keep shelters open while pledging to push services and education to curb abuse.
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Schodorf challenges Kobach over impartiality in Kansas debate
In Topeka Democrat Jean Schodorf pressed Secretary of State Kris Kobach on bias as chief elections officer during a Washburn University televised debate. She cited Kobach's political ties and questioned his handling of the ballot for U.S. Senate hopefuls, while Kobach defended the law and called the court partisan.
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Pruning Trees and Shrubs Workshop by Extension Agents
Whitey White Hill and David Coltrain of Finney County Extension will lead a pruning workshop at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Finney County Extension Office 501 S Ninth St. Attendees will learn proper pruning principles for shrubs deciduous and coniferous trees and fruit trees with live demonstrations and outdoor pruning. Dress appropriately.
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Farmers Near End Of Fall Harvest In Kansas
South central Kansas farmers push toward season end with about 90 percent of corn harvested, 50 percent of grain sorghum, and 40 percent of soybeans completed by the weekend. Winter wheat planting is over 80 percent finished.
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