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SEK Area Agency on Aging seeks hot meal kitchen to serve homebound seniors in southeast Kansas

The SEK Area Agency on Aging serves adults 60 and older across nine counties in southeast Kansas. A recent one-time grant helped the agency buy a van that can transport hot meals from kitchens in Coffeyville and Pittsburg. The agency has a waiting list of more than 380 people who need home-delivered meals. The agency is seeking another kitchen in the region to cook hot meals for Allen, Neosho and Woodson counties, which currently receive only frozen meals. It also plans to add meal sites.

Pittsburg, KS · 1d

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No exceptions, even for commissioners: County bars personal use of its property

FORT SCOTT — Bourbon County employees can no longer use county vehicles, equipment or property for personal purposes, and commissioners can’t grant exceptions, under a policy adopted Nov. 2. The vote was 3-1, with Commissioner Joe Allen voting against. Commissioner Mika Milburn-Kee removed language that would have let...

Bourbon County, KS · 3d
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Four States Home Page

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Girard’s Smith signs NLI to play baseball at the University of Arkansas

From a Trojan to a Razorback, Kam Smith will continue his athletic career at the next-level, playing for the University of Arkansas. SIGNING:

Girard, KS · 1d

hoodline.com

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GM Contracts for Two Michigan Solar Plants to Power Three Factories

General Motors is contracting with NorthStar Clean Energy on two new solar plants in Michigan, a combined 300 megawatts the automaker expects will power three of its factories. The sites are in Branch County and St. Clair County, and GM has earmarked 92% of that capacity, The Detroit News reported...

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MDC PIVOTS CWD TESTING TO STATEWIDE ROTATION

In anticipation of the firearms portion of deer season kicking off Saturday morning, the Missouri Department of Conservation is reminding hunters of this year’s changes. Conservation agent Chase Wright tells KMMO News that several changes stem from

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