Eleven-year-old D’Anthony Parker of Scott City demonstrates his snowboarding skills on the hill at Maddux Park following a snowfall of about seven inches over the weekend
TOPEKA - Saving the Ogallala Aquifer could mean economic trade-offs in the shortterm, the chairman of the Kansas House Water Committee said Tuesday.
Scott County residents who built new structures or made improvements to existing ones during the past year, but haven’t applied for a tax rebate through the Neighborhood Revitalization Program, are reminded that time is running out for them to sign up.
That could bode well for taxpayers in 2024
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