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Taylor named Wayne Preparatory Academy executive director - Vimarsana News

Taylor named Wayne Preparatory Academy executive director

Steven Taylor, retired superintendent of Wayne County Public Schools, will return to education once again as executive director of Wayne Preparatory Academy on Tommy’s Road.

CW&EP general manager reelected to national public power group's board | Business - Vimarsana News

CW&EP general manager reelected to national public power group's board | Business

CARTHAGE, Mo. — Chuck Bryant, general manager of Carthage Water & Electric Plant, was elected to a second three-year term on the board of directors of the American Public Power

Land use, infrastructure needs surface as competing concerns at Grain Belt hearing - Vimarsana News

Land use, infrastructure needs surface as competing concerns at Grain Belt hearing

Public input on a proposed expansion to the Grain Belt Express showcased competing concerns around environmental impacts and the need to update Missouri's energy infrastructure.

MPUA awarded $1.1 million DED grant for workforce training - Vimarsana News

MPUA awarded $1.1 million DED grant for workforce training

The MPUA Resource Services Corporation (MPUA-RSC) has been awarded a $1,142,145 ARPA Workforce Training Grant from the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED). MPUA-RSC will be able to offer additional

Landowners fear a project to bring green energy from southwest Kansas across the Midwest would 'scar' the landscape - Vimarsana News

Landowners fear a project to bring green energy from southwest Kansas across the Midwest would 'scar' the landscape

The transmission line known as the Grain Belt Express would deliver wind energy from southwest Kansas to other parts of the country — the equivalent of 15 million barrels of oil annually. Some landowners oppose a private company using eminent domain to complete its project.

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