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Summer days are here. Summer begins with the solstice Thursday marking the astronomical first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.
What exactly is the summer solstice? Is it really the longest day of the year? Welcome the solstice with some interesting facts and folklore.
Economic development continues to happen throughout Kansas, and recently, those efforts were rewarded.
Friday, Gov. Laura Kelly announced Kansas has garnered Area Development Magazine’s coveted Gold Shovel Award for the fourth year in a row. The latest accolade – without precedent in state history – reflects the economic development success the state has experienced under the Kelly Administration.
A resurfacing project is underway along Kansas Highway 23 from the south city limits of Cimarron to the U.S. Highway 56 junction in Gray County. The project’s length is approximately 11.5 miles.
According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, this project will involve resurfacing K-23 in Gray County.
The Seward County Employee Committee awarded two scholarships of $400 each to local students at Monday’s county commission meeting.
The first scholarship went to Mya Fabbro, daughter of Angela Davis, who works as a nurse in the Seward County Jail. Fabbro comes from a large health care family, and she is pursuing the same field – radiologic technology.
Administrator April Warden read a statement from Seward County Community College, where Fabbro currently attends.
Dawn Unruh is quite familiar with Southwest Kansas, moving to Meade in 1991 and moving back to that community with her husband in 2011.
Unruh has been a nurse at Meade District Hospital since 2011, taking a short break to teach in the nursing department of Seward County Community College from 2014 to 2020, all the while working as a nurse in the hospital.
Unruh would become the corporate compliance officer and staff educator at MDH, and she went back to school to get her health care administration degree, having already received a master’s in nursing education from Aspen University.
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