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Governor Kelly vetoes House Bill 2285, Senate Bill

Submitted On Friday, May 12, Governor Laura Kelly vetoed House Bill 2285 and Senate Bill 8. The following veto message is from Governor Kelly regarding her veto of House Bill…

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Governor signs bipartisan bill to expand healthcare workforce

Submitted Governor Laura Kelly recently signed Senate Bill 131, bipartisan legislation that expands the state’s healthcare workforce and improves Kansans’ access to care. The bill streamlines the process for therapists,…

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Governor Kelly signs bill to attract healthcare professionals to rural Kansas

Submitted On Friday, May 12, Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2060, a bipartisan bill that will provide students with medical school financial assistance. HB 2060 expands financial aid programs…

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Governor Kelly signs bill to attract healthcare professionals to rural Kansas

Submitted On Friday, May 12, Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2060, a bipartisan bill that will provide students with medical school financial assistance. HB 2060 expands financial aid programs…

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Governor cuts taxes for suicide prevention, services

Submitted Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2002, a bipartisan bill that creates two sales tax exemptions that will increase available resources for suicide prevention and provide services for elderly…

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Public health advisories issued for Kansas lakes due to blue-green algae

Submitted The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) have issued a public health advisory update for Lake Melvern, Osage County,…

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Heinen receives United 4 Youth Scholarship

Submitted by Tory Jost The Nemaha County STEP Foundation is excited to announce the new United 4 Youth Scholarship. United 4 Youth provides prevention tools to assist and empower all…

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Governor Kelly signs bipartisan bill to decriminalize fentanyl test strips

Governor Laura Kelly joined legislators and advocates in Shawnee to sign Senate Bill 174, a bipartisan bill that decriminalizes fentanyl test strips. Decriminalizing test strips, which can detect the presence…

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Filing deadline approaches

The filing deadline is fast approaching for the 2023 Municipal Election. Candidates for Nemaha and Brown county positions have until noon Friday, June 1, to file for any of the…

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An EF-2 Tornado causes damage in northern Brown County on Friday, May 12.

    The local area was rocked by severe weather on Friday evening, May 12. According to the National Weather Service Office in Topeka, an EF-2 tornado touched down at…

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Nick Harling promoted to Sabetha, Hiawatha Market President

Submitted Bank of Blue Valley, a division of HTLF Bank (Heartland Financial USA, Inc., NASDAQ: HTLF), announces the promotion of Nick Harling to Market President of the Sabetha and Hiawatha…

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Sabetha’s sales tax distributions are up

Sabetha’s sales tax distributions are up from last year’s distributions for April. This is according to the April County/City Local Sales Tax Distribution Report released by the Kansas Department of…

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Resurfacing project begins in Brown, Jackson counties

Submitted A resurfacing project on U.S. 75 in Jackson and Brown counties was expected to begin May 11, weather permitting. The work covers approximately 26 miles, from Holton to just…

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KDOT urges motorists to save lives, money by buckling up

Submitted With more people traveling during the summer months, the Kansas Department of Transportation reminds motorists of the importance of wearing seat belts every time they are in a vehicle….

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Nemaha County Association of Retired School Personnel

Submitted by Lyla Edelman The Nemaha County Association of Retired School Personnel met at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 2, at the Buzz Café with seven members present and District 2…

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