Bert Nash Names First Director for Youth Recovery Center
Kristin Vernon, licensed clinical social worker, will lead the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center youth recovery center, opening in 2026 near Clinton Parkway and Kasold Drive. The facility will serve youths ages 6 to 17, focusing on crisis care and admission policies as the building undergoes redevelopment.
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Bert Nash plans 2026 remodel for Clinton Place facility
The 3500 Clinton Place site, a former LMH Health outpatient location, targeted for a full-scale remodel with an estimated 12 to 12.5 million dollar cost. Bert Nash seeks 2 million from the Douglas County Commission as part of capital fundraising while private donations cover most of the funding. The three level building includes an outpatient clinic on the first floor focused on children with therapy offices and a testing room, and space design remains in early stages.
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Kansas lawmakers approve 1.23 billion tax cut package
The Republican led Kansas Legislature approved a 1.23 billion tax cut over three years, ending the stalemate with Gov. Laura Kelly. The bill, backed by bipartisan majorities, lowers income and property taxes though critics say the property tax relief is modest. Kelly signaled she will approve the compromise.
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