Former banking competitors join forces in Ottawa
Blake Jorgensen formerly of Great Southern Bank joins Kansas State Bank as executive vice president and board member. The Ottawa native, who has served three mayoral terms, will oversee commercial residential and consumer lending. Kansas State Bank founded 1917 has over 90 million in assets and a locally driven lending approach.
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Fire officials urge caution ahead of dry season
Fire officials warn residents about increased risk as the dry season nears, urging careful burning practices and adherence to safety guidelines to prevent wildfires. The notice appears on page three.
Research key to understanding customer needs, ad director says
The Herald ad team now has new tools after a sales training cert program led by Laurie Blanco. The emphasis is on research and analysis to tailor strategies for each customer, tracking results to maximize return on investment across multimedia platforms.
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