Wellsville area candidate Wellsville-A for Kansas House District 5
Wellsville High School graduate and lawyer Mark Samsel declared as a Republican candidate for Kansas House District 5, aiming to change culture, boost public safety and mental health funding, and raise education dollars. He emphasizes civility, public service, and bipartisanship while highlighting education and workforce development as core goals.
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Wellsville
Mark Samsel
Kevin Jones
R-Wellsville
Lynn Jenkins
Kansas
Anderson
Franklin
Linn
Miami
House of Representatives
Samsel
Lathrop Gage
Kansas City
Missouri
Samuel
Brownback adds staffer as nomination stalls in Senate
Gov. Sam Brownback hired Andrew Wiens as policy director while interim Commerce Secretary Nick Jordan stays on until Brownback is confirmed. Senate delay on Brownback’s ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom persists, with lawmakers signaling lengthy floor debate despite expected confirmation.
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Sam Brownback
U.S. Senate
Square One
Kansas
Brownback
Andrew Wiens
Brandon Smith
Commerce
Nick Jordan
Jordan
Senate
Jeff Colyer
Kendall Marr
Marr
U.S
Jerry Moran
Topeka
Moran
Pat Roberts
Ransom Memorial Health Brand Unveiled at Ottawa Campus
The hospital signs and branding shift to Ransom Memorial Health umbrella across RMH locations led by Brenda Pfizenmaier as the new name ties 40 service areas and 80 providers under one modern, consistent brand. The change follows the recent 16,000 square foot emergency department opening and preserves the historic Ransom name.
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Ransom Memorial Health
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial
New Ransom Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Brenda Pfizenmaier
RMH
Pfizenmaier
Wellsville Family Medical Clinic
Internal Medicine Associates of
Ottawa Neurology
Women’s Health
Gollier Rehabilitation Center
John Coen
AMH
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