Kansas State seeks single brand name nationwide
Kansas State University President Kirk Schulz urged Gov. Sam Brownback and business leaders to drop K-State in favor of the full name Kansas State as the university aims to boost national rankings. The long range plan K-State 2025 was shared, noting athletics approval but branding alignment across disciplines.
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Family battles cystic fibrosis at Eupora playground
Eight year old Claire Arnold and her six year old brother Zach from Eupora recount daily routines to manage cystic fibrosis. Zach describes using a breathing treatment that "shakes our disgusting things out" as part of their regimen, detailing the condition's impact on lungs and digestion.
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City Commission weighs parking expansion for library plan
Lawrence officials debate spending 1 million to add 72 parking spaces to a downtown garage as part of a 19 million library expansion. Five commissioners raise concerns about funding the project via a special property tax assessment, amid a small public turnout largely opposing the levy.
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Governor Brownback tax cut publicity urged by business leaders
At a Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors meeting in Manhattan, business leaders Ivan Crossland and David Murfin urged the Brownback administration to publicize forthcoming tax cuts. Crossland and Murfin noted many owners remain unaware of the new tax structure and urged outreach to spur investment. The Wichita Koch brothers also contributed to the discussion.
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Preservation group buys historic 1869 building in Lawrence
The Lawrence Preservation Alliance purchased an 1869 building once at the heart of the city's German American community, aiming to preserve a key piece of local history.
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