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KSN News

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Grocery chain permanently closes two Wichita locations

GreenAcres Market, an organic grocery store, has closed two of its three Wichita locations.

Wichita, KS · 15h

Hutch Post

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Meyer Landmark apartments fully occupied as downtown Hutchinson redevelopment nears completion

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Meyer Landmark Building in downtown Hutchinson has reached full occupancy just months after opening, while new businesses continue to bring life to the historic property's ground floor. Building owner Laura Meyer Dick said all 36 apartments were occupied by the end of August, less than...

Hutchinson, KS · 1d

US 104.9

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Good News for Iowa Workers as John Deere Reverses Course

John Deere is making a big move in Iowa, bringing back hundreds of workers and hiring even more.

Iowa · 3d

Hutch Post

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📷 Throwback Thursday: Cessna - Vol. 199

Hutch Post, in partnership with Steve Harmon and the Conard-Harmon Collection, is proud to present Throwback Thursday. Enjoy a weekly release from Steve Harmon as he presents the "Hutch - Then & Now Collection." STEVE HARMON. Hutch Post Contributor. Today's "Throwback Thursday Collection" takes us to the southwest corner of...

Hutchinson, KS · 2d

Wichita Eagle

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Fuel pump problems found at these Wichita gas stations during October inspections

Seven Wichita gas stations were found with problematic fuel pumps during the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s October inspections. The state Gas Pump program tests more than 20,000 fuel pumps every year to ensure dispensers and meters meet state regulations. This includes checking fuel quality, pricing accuracy and correct labeling. Every gas station is inspected every 18 months, and also after customer complaints or when follow-up inspections are needed. About 95% to 97% of the time, the fuel pumps meet compliance standards. If a pump doesn’t meet state requirements, the pump is rejected. Common reasons that pumps are rejected include issues with the equipment, incorrect pricing or product labeling and failure to provide the customer with a receipt. If a fuel pump fails, or is rejected, the gas station must repair it within a set number of days or request an extension. The pump will then be reinspected. Here’s what state inspectors reported in October in Wichita. Wichita gas stations with fuel pump issues Inspectors reported the following problems at these Wichita gas stations in October: Circle K, 3311 N. Rock Road. During a follow-up inspection Oct. 2, pump 1 was missing an octane rating sticker and the card scanner wasn’t

Wichita, KS · 1d

fortscott.biz

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KANSASWORKS Hosts Virtual Statewide Job Fair Nov. 19

TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland encourages jobseekers and employers searching for available talent to take part in this month’s Virtual Statewide Job Fair, hosted by KANSASWORKS, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, November 19. “Transitioning into a new career can open doors...

Kansas · 1d

KWCH.com

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Valley Center says ‘no’ to proposed public safety sales tax

VALLEY CENTER, Kan. (KWCH) - Valley Center voters rejected a 1 percent sales tax that would have given the city a full-time fire department. Currently, Valley Center uses full-time staff for 12 hours a day and volunteers for the other half of the day. After voters decided not to adopt...

Valley Center, KS · 3d

Main Street Dollars

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Kansas and Missouri utility customers behind on bills can stop winter shutoffs through March 31 by signing a payment plan under each state’s Cold Weather Rule

Utility customers in Kansas and Missouri who have fallen behind on their bills can keep the heat on through March 31 by signing a payment plan under each state’s Cold Weather Rule. Both rules took effect Nov. 1. The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) and the Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) set the terms, and the […]

Missouri · 1d

Parade

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In 1921, Two Men Started White Castle With Just $700 and Sold Hamburgers for 5 Cents—105 Years Later, Here’s Who Owns It

What began as a tiny hamburger stand in Kansas became one of America's most recognizable fast-food chains. But the biggest surprise may be who's running it today.

Wichita, KS · 10d

KAKE TV

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On Your Side: Avoiding roofing scams

Kansas Attorney General warns homeowners to watch for roofing scammers. Project Manager at Wichita Roofing Pros, Jackson Bradley, says the first thing to do when hiring a contractor is to verify that the person is registered with the Kansas Attorney General.

Wichita, KS · 1d

theactiveage.com

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Bluestem Communities announces McPherson land purchase

MCPHERSON, Kan. —Bluestem Communities, a network of senior living and care organizations, has announced the purchase of 50 acres of land for expansion of The Cedars, one of its life plan communities. According to a news release, the land lies just east of the existing campus along North Maxwell Street in McPherson. The property is being acquired with a vision for future independent living homes to be constructed and overall continued growth of The Cedars community.

Mcpherson, KS · 3d

The Financial Wire

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Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana bar winter utility shutoffs for many behind-on-bills households under cold-weather rules that run into March

Households in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana that fall behind on gas or electric bills get a stretch of winter in which the utility generally cannot cut service, but each state draws the line in a different place. The Kansas and Missouri protections run from Nov. 1 through March 31, Illinois from Dec. 1 through... The post Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana bar winter utility shutoffs for many behind-on-bills households under cold-weather rules that run into March appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Missouri · 2d

Wichita Eagle

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Wichita bakery has quietly been selling homemade bread, croissants since spring

Wichita is chronically short on businesses that produce fresh-baked bread and pastries. But a new one has just opened downtown, and its young owners have quietly developed a loyal following. Dinky Bread opened in May in the space on the lower level of the Garvey Center , 220 W. Douglas, that most recently was occupied by a different bakery called Jake’s Fresh Bakes . The space also has been home over the years to Perfect Plate and an outpost of Reverie Roasters . The new bakery is owned by engaged couple Allie Owens and Ryan Porcu, who started their business at the Kansas Grown Farmer’s Market in 2025. From their booth, they’d sell Allie’s flaky croissants and crusty loaves as well as Ryan’s homemade cookies. The booth quickly earned return customers and frequently sold out completely before the market closed. Porcu said he realized that Owens — who he nicknamed “Dinky” — had skills that would be in demand in Wichita and suggested that they find a brick-and-mortar location. The two found the vacant space at the Garvey Center. They’re now open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, when they sell fresh-baked croissants, pastries, sandwiches on Owens’

Wichita, KS · 1d

Wichita Eagle

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Golf Warehouse left Wichita, but its performance center will have a new home here

The Golf Warehouse’s distribution center may have left Wichita, but its golf performance fitting center is going to remain here in new space. The company, which is now called the Golfer’s World, opened a fitting center in its former east-side warehouse along K-96 almost six years ago with a goal of custom fitting clubs to players and how they hit.

Wichita, KS · 2d

KSN News

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EPA drops livestock emissions estimating plan

Livestock and poultry producers are welcoming a decision by the EPA to abandon plans to finalize emissions-estimating methodologies for farms and ranches.

Wichita, KS · 17h

Great Bend Post

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Wheat Scoop: Wheat Foods Council charts new direction

With nearly 60 percent of U.S. wheat utilized domestically, strengthening consumer confidence and demand for wheat foods remains an important priority for the wheat industry. The Wheat Foods Council (WFC) met Nov. 2 during the Fall Wheat Industry Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where U.S. Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers also held their fall board meetings. The council continued discussions about its future direction, emphasizing the importance of strengthening domestic demand for wheat. Kansas wheat farmers serve in leadership roles on all of these national wheat organizations.

Kansas · 1d

Aviation International News

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Ed Bolen Retiring after 22-year Reign at NBAA

NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen, who stepped aside in September as he continued cancer treatment, is retiring, the association announced today. The organization named Dan Hubbard, who had been serving as interim COO, as acting CEO and senior v-p of communications. “It is the privilege of a lifetime to...

Kansas · 20h

siliconprairienews.com

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Founders have until Nov. 18 to apply for 2027 Pipeline programs

The deadline is fast approaching for interested founders to apply for startup-focused programming from Pipeline Entrepreneurs. The Kansas City-based organization is searching for its next cohort of entrepreneurs from Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri to participate in its Fellows and Pathfinder initiatives. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, Nov. 18. “We...

Nebraska · 23h

salina311.com

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Salina commission to consider $997,500 North Ohio Overpass painting award

The Salina City Commission will consider awarding the North Ohio Overpass Painting Project on Monday, Nov. 9, to Southern Coatings of Tarpon Springs, LLC of Tarpon Springs, Florida, in an amount not to exceed $997,500.17. The bid is $950,000.16 plus a 5% construction contingency of $47,500.01. The 531-foot bridge, completed...

Salina, KS · 1d

Salina Post

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Buer Announces Retirement from FBK

SALINA, KAN. - Buer Announces Retirement from FBK. After 27 years of distinguished service, Kent Buer, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of First Bank Kansas, will retire on Jan. 29, 2027. To ensure a seamless transition, Buer has been working closely with the bank’s leadership team on a...

Salina, KS · 3d