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TECH Executive Elected to InterHab Board of Directors
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Carri Wead, Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer at TECH Inc., has been elected to the board of directors of InterHab, the statewide association of community providers serving Kansans with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Her term begins Jan. 1, 2027. “I’m excited to help shape the developmental...
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Greeneye Technology Picks Salina for North American Headquarters
Greeneye Technology, a company that makes AI-powered targeted spraying equipment for farms, announced Oct. 13 that it is establishing its North American headquarters in Salina. The company said it chose Salina for its location near growers, access to land for product development testing, transportation routes and proximity to university talent....
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City of Salina Utilities Department Hiring Utility Worker I, Wastewater Plant Operator I
The City of Salina Utilities Department is hiring for two positions: Utility Worker I and Wastewater Plant Operator I. According to a hiring flier shared by Linda Lockhart, recruitment coordinator with the City of Salina Human Resources Department, the city lists salaries of $50,898 to $53,435 per year, or $24.47 to $25.69 per hour. The flier does not say which position pays which amount.
Hutch Post
Eagle Media hiring full-time news director
While recent times have been a challenge to local newspapers, our digital news properties at EAGLE Media have seen enormous growth in readership and revenue. Now, our local Hutchinson, KS operation at HutchPost.com and Eagle Radio has a rare opening for a news director/on-air anchor. At EAGLE, we believe a...
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Ag Tech Company Opening Salina HQ
Agriculture tech company Greeneye Technology is establishing its North American headquarters in Salina. The company is a global leader in AI-powered targeted spraying technology. According to Greeneye, the investment follows a 2026 season of expanded commercial use: Greeneye-equipped machines have sprayed more than 500,000 acres across 12 U.S. states with...
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Kansas Makes Dealers Post a $50,000 Bond to Protect Buyers. Two Wichita Customers Had to Sue to Get Any of It.
The $20,600 that finally reached two former Sunset Auto Sales customers in Wichita this summer did not come from Sunset Auto Sales. It came from the surety bond Kansas requires every used-car dealer to keep on file, and getting it paid took the Sedgwick County District Attorney's Office more than 500 days, a lawsuit against the dealership and its manager, and a second push after the bonding company turned the claim down.
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Huff's Tree Service Technical Paper Evaluates Great Plains Climate Stress Vectors, Canopy Disease Dynamics, and Structural Pruning Metrics
Huff's Tree Service has officially published an educational technical study and urban arboricultural research paper evaluating Great Plains climatic stress factors, vascular wilt disease progression, and structural canopy pruning parameters across South Central Kansas. Released on October 14, 2026, on the company’s digital educational platform, the comprehensive publication synthesizes regional drought and temperature data from the National Weather Service, forest health monitoring guidelines established by the Kansas Forest Service, and ANSI A300 tree care operational standards. The document examines physical stress mechanisms affecting native oak, elm, ash, and cottonwood species, severe weather breakage dynamics, and precision pruning methodologies designed for mature urban canopy preservation across Wichita and Sedgwick County. Functioning as an objective reference guide, the report provides municipal foresters, commercial site managers, landscape architects, and residential property owners with empirical criteria for evaluating structural branch attachment, root zone soil compaction, and disease mitigation protocols when consulting a certified arborist in Wichita, KS.
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Studio Owner Asks City to Support Local Businesses Displaced by Central Mall Closure
Taylor Urban, owner of Taylor’s Twirler’s Baton Twirling Studio, asked the Salina City Commission on Monday to establish support for local businesses facing displacement by redevelopment, describing a months-long search for a new location after Central Mall closed. Urban, a teacher and lifelong Salina resident, said she has...
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Evergy plant construction brings jobs, opportunities
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Construction activity at Evergy’s McNew Energy Center south of South Hutchinson is beginning to bring workers into Reno County, with opportunities ahead for local contractors, food providers and people interested in skilled trades. Debra Teufel, president and CEO of the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce,...
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A Shock At The Pump
As gas prices continue their unpredictable climb, Hutchinson Community College students are finding themselves rethinking their daily drives. Gas prices affect everyone, however, college students who have to commute to class every day are experiencing the price increase significantly. Ethan Petersilie, a Lacrosse freshman, has been experiencing the effects of...
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Good Vibrations becomes Creative Audio as Bill Meyer retires after 42 years
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — After more than four decades of serving Hutchinson and the surrounding communities, one of the city's longtime businesses is entering a new chapter, with a familiar family connection helping lead the way. Good Vibrations, the locally owned car audio and electronics business founded by Bill Meyer...