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Wichita suburb wants to use new state incentives for land deal involving Steven brothers - Vimarsana News

Wichita suburb wants to use new state incentives for land deal involving Steven brothers

No one will say who owns a development company that was incorporated in Delaware to buy land from Rodney and Brandon Steven. It shares an office address with Genesis Health Clubs on East Central in Wichita.

Source: yahoo.com
Applying for this $15,000 Kansas student loan repayment program just got easier - Vimarsana News

Applying for this $15,000 Kansas student loan repayment program just got easier

TOPEKA (KSNT) - A Kansas program designed to funnel new faces into rural counties is getting a major overhaul.

Source: ksnt.com
Topeka sees BNSF Railway layoffs, as spokeswoman says company is reallocating personnel - Vimarsana News

Topeka sees BNSF Railway layoffs, as spokeswoman says company is reallocating personnel

SMART Kansas condemns the "recent mass layoffs by BNSF Railroad in the region, particularly Kansas."

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Could new exhibit backed by Patrick Mahomes revive failing Johnson County development? - Vimarsana News

Could new exhibit backed by Patrick Mahomes revive failing Johnson County development?

Officials hope the attraction can bring in tourists and breathe new life into the mega development that defaulted on bonds from a controversial Kansas incentive program.

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Kansas Republicans want to block $95m Johnson County manufacturing plant over China fears - Vimarsana News

Kansas Republicans want to block $95m Johnson County manufacturing plant over China fears

“It appears that the pursuit of economic growth has been placed above national security,” Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach wrote.

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