The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed 69-30 a sweeping bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, a milestone for one of President Joe Biden’s priorities after months of negotiation.
The Scott City Council would like to see more done to remove dilapidated trailer homes or demolish structures that are beyond repair, but building codes are an obstacle.
Support for groundwater conservation efforts isn’t the issue. What those efforts will look like is the question that continues to confront Groundwater Management District No. 1.
As local taxing units - from the county to townships - are finalizing their 2022 budgets, taxpayers who look more closely at these proposed budgets may notice something new.
(Left) Members of the Lydia Jayhawkers 4-H Club on their float in the parade last Saturday are (from left) Brooklyn White, Gage Kreutzer and Marcy Baker.
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Scott City, KS 67871
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