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K-State celebrates $2 3 billion economic impact in Kansas

MANHATTAN Kansas State University made a significant contribution of $2.3 billion in economic impact to the state of Kansas in fiscal year

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K-State to celebrate statewide commitment, announce economic impact

Kansas State University will celebrate its commitment to Kansans with K-State Impact Day o

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K-State 105 tour stops in Great Bend - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE

K-State 105 tour stops in Great Bend - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE
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Regular SNAP benefits increase in October - The Missouri Times

The regular SNAP maximum benefit amount a family of four can receive in September is $782 and starting Oct. 1 that amount increases to $835.

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Time limits resume for federal food assistance; move could potentially affect 26,000 Missourians

Following the end of the federal public health emergency, around 26,000 Missourians receiving food assistance are once again subject to work requirements to maintain their benefits.

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