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Topeka nonprofit receives money for adaptable swing - Vimarsana News

Topeka nonprofit receives money for adaptable swing

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Topeka-based business is giving back to the community by making a major donation to a local nonprofit. Today ITC Great Plains presented the Capper Foundation with a check for $10,000. This money will go to buy a wheelchair-adaptable swing. The swing is designed to be used by a person in a […]

Source: ksnt.com
ITC Holdings Corp. - Dusky Terry Named President of ITC Great Plains - Vimarsana News

ITC Holdings Corp. - Dusky Terry Named President of ITC Great Plains

Dusky Terry has been named president of ITC Great Plains, where he will provide leadership and strategic direction as the business unit head for the electric transmission operating company serving par. . .

Terry named president of ITC Great Plains - Vimarsana News

Terry named president of ITC Great Plains

Dusky Terry has been named president of ITC Great Plains, Topeka, Kansas, where he will provide leadership and strategic direction as the business unit head for the electric transmission operating

Source: hpj.com
Advocates: Transition to clean energy grid needs commitment - Vimarsana News

Advocates: Transition to clean energy grid needs commitment

DES MOINES — The continued integration of wind and solar into energy grids is a “no-brainer,” but will only come with a commitment to system-changing infrastructure, clean energy advocates said

Transition to clean energy grid critical, requires commitment, advocates say - Vimarsana News

Transition to clean energy grid critical, requires commitment, advocates say

Iowa generates more than half of its electricity with wind, but clean energy advocates say the state and nation can do even more