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Here's what you need to know: Wednesday, August 31 - Vimarsana News

Here's what you need to know: Wednesday, August 31

The first confirmed case of monkeypox in Boone County was reported Tuesday, according to the health department.

Source: komu.com
Here's what you need to know: Wednesday, August 31 - Vimarsana News

Here's what you need to know: Wednesday, August 31

The first confirmed case of monkeypox in Boone County was reported Tuesday, according to the health department.

Source: komu.com
Farmers hold protest against proposed Grain Belt Express transmission line - Vimarsana News

Farmers hold protest against proposed Grain Belt Express transmission line

Protestors are concerned that Invenergy, the company that owns the Grain Belt Express, is not being transparent about its projects.

Source: komu.com
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.

Source: hppr.org
Landowners fear a 'scar' on landscape from project to bring green energy across the Midwest - Vimarsana News

Landowners fear a 'scar' on landscape from project to bring green energy across the Midwest

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.