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Retired Missile Silo Buried Beneath a Kansas Field Was Secretly Turned Into an Underground Home, and the Listing Photos Alone Have Stunned Strangers
Eighteen stories underneath a wheat field outside Lincoln, Kansas, sits a poured-concrete tube built to survive a Soviet nuclear strike — and for $1.3 million, it’s now somebody’s to renovate […]
unearththevoyage.com
This Lavish Abilene Mansion Looks Almost Exactly as It Did in the Early 1900s
One lavish mansion in Abilene, Kansas, looks remarkably close to the way it did more than a century ago. Original furnishings fill its 25 rooms, Edison-era fixtures remain, and a rare 1904 box ball alley still hides in the basement. Much of the decor came from the St. Louis World’s...
Hutch Post
Revised Hutchinson budget boosts projected reserves to $4M
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A revised 2027 budget presented to the Hutchinson City Council would raise the city’s projected general fund balance to more than $4 million while maintaining a flat mill levy. The council revisited the budget after declining to approve it following a Sept. 1 public hearing....
adastraradio.com
Jim Gruver to Share Construction and Development Experience at September Entrepreneurship Connections
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – StartUp Hutch will host Entrepreneurship Connections on Tuesday, Sept. 22, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at Sandhills Brewing, located at 111 W. 2nd Avenue in Hutchinson. Entrepreneurship Connections brings together aspiring and experienced entrepreneurs from across Reno County for an evening of conversation, peer learning, and...
salina311.com
Salina homes with price cuts fell from mid-August high of 53
Salina had about 25% fewer homes listed with a price cut at the end of August than in mid-August, according to a daily exact-city snapshot of for-sale listings. The count stood at 40 price-reduced homes on Aug. 31, down 13 from 53 on Aug. 18. Over those roughly two weeks of available snapshots, the daily tally averaged about 40 homes. The lowest day in the window was 33 on Aug. 30; by Aug. 31 the count had moved back up about 21% from that low.
KWCH.com
Kansas lawmakers raise concerns over number of duplexes being built
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Kansas lawmakers, including those representing parts of Wichita, are raising concerns about the number of duplexes being built in the area. Duplexes, multi-family homes touted as being more affordable than a single home, are being built around neighborhoods. Kansas State Rep. Brian Bergkamp made a Facebook post calling for the building of these to be slowed, citing affordability as one of those concerns.
newtonkansas.com
The Rundown – City to buy back undeveloped industrial land
The Rundown is prepared by the City of Newton Communications Office to summarize the City Commission action and does not represent official Commission minutes. 7 p.m. Aug. 25, 2026, Newton City Commission meeting. At Tuesday’s meeting, the City Commission agreed to buy back about 10 acres of land at the...
salina311.com
Former Motel 6 Could Become 66 Apartments Under Salina Rezoning Proposal
Salina city commissioners will consider rezoning the Motel 6 property at 635 W. Diamond Drive as an initial step toward converting the building into a 66-unit apartment complex. Salina Investments LLC filed the request on behalf of Continental Overseas LLC and Bhanumati LLC. The proposal would change the 3.96-acre tract...
Salina Journal
Gary Norris selected as new Salina City Commissioner
The next Salina City commissioner will be Gary Norris beginning in just a few weeks. This comes after three current commissioners voted in the affirmation for Norris, with only Doug Rempp voting nay. Each of the commissioners had the opportunity to nominate someone for the position, with Trent Davis nominating Norris. Other nominees included Commissioner Greg Lenkiewicz nominating Haley Helzer and Commissioner Doug Rempp nominating Brian Weisel. Commissioner Mike Hoppock said all of those he thought about nominating were taken by the other three, so he declined to add to the list. Only one vote needed for selection The by-laws of the Salina City Commission states that the process to choose a new commissioner to fill a vacant seat is done by Robert's Rules of Order. In this case, that means that a vote would be taken on each of the candidates, in the order in which they were accepted, with the first to receive three affirmative votes selected to the position. Davis, being first on the roll call, had his nomination of Norris come forward first, so after the three commissioners voted in favor of him, the process closed, with no other voted needed. Norris will take his seat
rejournals.com
Cunningham names Minneapolis market leader
Cuningham has named Todd Novak as Minneapolis Market Leader. An accomplished design and business development leader with more than 28 years of experience, Novak will lead complex projects, strengthen long-term client relationships, and work with leaders across the firm to support sustained regional growth. Novak will work closely with St....
Hutch Post
Liberty Communities begins construction in Plum Creek Subdivision
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Six new single-family homes are coming to the Plum Creek Subdivision as Liberty Communities enters the Hutchinson housing market for the first time. The Wichita-based homebuilder has pulled permits for the residences on Hutchinson's north side. Tony Huffman with Liberty Communities said the company decided to expand into Reno County after identifying demand for additional housing.