Arc marks 50 years serving the community and growth
Arc celebrates a half century of service with founders named including Vernon Branson and Jessie Branson among others. The group now helps about 50 clients daily plus 15 to 20 others with additional services, funded by United Way of Douglas County, donors, and Medicaid reimbursements. Frank Gossage, a 2005 Free State graduate, receives ongoing case management and behavior support, while Arc director Matt Enyart emphasizes continuing progress and forward motion.
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Biofuels spark USDA interest in rural Kansas
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