Appraiser says property tax records going online
County appraiser Philip Dudley announced at the county commission meeting that a new software system will put land and tax records online. Basic property details such as photos, bedrooms, bathrooms, size, and year built will be free, while confidential data will require a yearly fee, with a $250 charge for professionals like real estate agents and bankers.
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National Weather Extremes Hit 18 to 90 Across U S
The Associated Press reports Sunday temperatures in the lower 48 states ranged from a low of 18 degrees in Jordan Montana to a high of 90 degrees in Larado Texas.
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Thanksgiving closings hit local pharmacies and offices
Local pharmacies will be closed for Thanksgiving for the first time in years. Kramer Pharmacy owner Gene Milburn notes holiday closures since about four years ago, and Walgreens now owns Allegre Pharmacy and Briscoe Pharmacy. Emergency services at Ransom Memorial Hospital remain available with limited meds. Ottawa City Hall, Chamber of Commerce, and aging agency offices close several days, with the library and courthouse schedule announced.
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Kansas nonprofit groups push to widen dentist access
Kansas nonprofit coalition led by Kansas Action for Children and the Kansas Association for the Medica re shows concern over the state’s dentist shortage. Nearly 1,400 Kansas dentists participate in Medicaid. In Russell, plans to demolish the annex of a grain elevator linked to a June collapse that killed two workers proceed under OSHA investigation.
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