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Governor Laura Kelly Touts Kansas as a Wind Energy Leader - Vimarsana News

Governor Laura Kelly Touts Kansas as a Wind Energy Leader

Governor Laura Kelly on Monday touted Kansas as a leader in wind energy, citing the recently released Wind Energy Market Report from the US Department of Energy.

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Kansas Surpasses $9 Billion in New Economic Development Investment Since Start of Kelly Administration - Vimarsana News

Kansas Surpasses $9 Billion in New Economic Development Investment Since Start of Kelly Administration

Kansas Surpasses $9 Billion in New Economic Development Investment Since Start of Kelly Administration.

Governor Laura Kelly Announces Tourism Attraction Development Grant Recipients - Vimarsana News

Governor Laura Kelly Announces Tourism Attraction Development Grant Recipients

Governor Laura Kelly has announced the 11 recipients of the Kansas Tourism Attraction Development Grants.

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Kansas Tourism Wins Two National Awards For Marketing Excellence - Vimarsana News

Kansas Tourism Wins Two National Awards For Marketing Excellence

TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced Kansas Tourism, a division of the Kansas Department of Commerce, recently won Gold at the 30th Annual North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) awards competition. Kansas Tourism’s video “Mountain Bike Trails in Kansas?

Signs of things returning to normal for people working from home - Vimarsana News

Signs of things returning to normal for people working from home

  SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- It's now been more than a year since financial advisor Erin Eagles was, like many Maritimers, sent home to work at the beginning of the pandemic – and although she still spends most of her time working remotely, there are signs things of a return to normal. "I always give my clients the option of Zoom or in person now, where I wasn't giving them the option of that before because I was overly careful," says Eagles. "Now there's a lot more requests, 'I want to see your face, even if it is wearing a mask in your office'."