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FCC chairman wants to bring high-speed internet to rural Kansas

Sep 19, 2019

EMPORIA, Kan. (WIBW) – Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission wants to make sure rural Kansas isn’t left in the dark ages of internet. “Having grown up in Kansas I’m keenly aware that there are many communities like Parsons, my hometown, that might be on the wrong side of the digital divide […]

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Kelly Administration Hosts 2019 Taiwan Agricultural Trade Goodwill Mission

Sep 19, 2019

Topeka, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly, the Kansas Department of Commerce and Department of Agriculture welcomed members of the 2019 Taiwan Agricultural Trade Goodwill Mission to Topeka on Thursday. Since 1998, Taiwan has dispatched a total of 13 agricultural trade goodwill missions to the U.S. in an effort to strengthen…

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Historic neighborhood house coming down

Sep 17, 2019

The house at 522 E. 1st Ave. is missing glass windows and some siding, but it is listed on the state and national historic registers and sits in the Houston Whiteside Historic District. It will be demolished, based on a 4-0 vote Tuesday morning by the Hutchinson City Council. Bringing the home “to a liveable […]

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Kansas Complete Count Committee Holds First Meeting

Sep 17, 2019

Wichita, Kan. – The Kansas Complete Count Committee, created through executive order by Governor Laura Kelly in April to assist the U.S. Census Bureau in promoting participation in the 2020 Census, met for the first time recently in Wichita. "Every voice is important, and every Kansan must be counted," Governor…

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Back to the Cutting Edge

Sep 13, 2019

Our effort to restore the Department of Commerce involves building capacity and reestablishing successful programs and tools that helped the state facilitate growth and spark investment in key industries for our future. This means getting back to the cutting edge of areas where we were previously invested and leading. During…

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Commerce appoints Trent Armbrust to lead business development efforts for bioscience and technology sectors

Sep 13, 2019

Topeka, Kan. – Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced Trent Armbrust will join the Kansas Department of Commerce as director of strategy for Bioscience and Technology effective Sept. 23. This newly created role and Armbrust’s appointment come as Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and Secretary Toland aggressively target the bioscience…

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Secretary David Toland Announces Agency Restructuring, Opens New Positions

Sep 11, 2019

Topeka, Kan. – Secretary of Commerce David Toland has announced agency-wide restructuring as part of ongoing rebuilding efforts. These actions include the rebuilding of both the Business Development and International Trade Divisions. “Much of the structure that exists today at the Department of Commerce came in response to hasty budget…

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BriJoRae’ Productions Sept 2019

Sep 10, 2019

Minority & Women Business Spotlight COMPANY INFORMATION Business Name: BriJoRae’ Productions Email: [email protected] Business Contact Number: 785.422.6002 Website: www.BriJoRaeProductions.com ABOUT US Primary Business Activity: Photographer, Elopement & Wedding Planner, Minister & Wedding Officiant Number of Employees (including owner): 2 How long have you been in business? 2 Years, Opened as…

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Coming Back to Life: Kansas Main Street

Sep 6, 2019

Since the start of Governor Kelly’s administration, you’ve probably heard a lot about revitalization. As we look at the challenges facing Kansas, it’s clear that one of our top goals should be restoring both our image and our self-esteem as a state. This is a big, multifaceted challenge that will…

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Kansans gather to grow the state’s agricultural prospects

Sep 4, 2019

Agriculture drives the Kansas economy. The 66 ag and food sectors plus food retail and ethanol production contributed $77 billion to the state’s economic success and account for nearly 51% of the state’s total economy and more than a fifth of the state’s workforce. Agriculture really is the state’s bread and butter. It’s so critical […]

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