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Municipal Bond Trends for April 8, 2026

April 9, 2026Finance

The interest rate table above illustrates recent changes in a sample of AA rated bond trades reported to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board’s EMMA® system. Every issuer’s credit is different, and other financing sources may be available. To obtain comprehensive Financial Advisory services for your…

Future of Water: Farmers, Policy Leaders Confront Growing Crisis Across the Plains

April 9, 2026News

At the annual meeting of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting, one issue rose above the rest: water. From the declining Ogallala Aquifer to increasing urban demand and emerging technologies, panelists painted a complex—and urgent—picture of agriculture’s future. The discussion brought together farmers, policy experts…

Emporia seeks residents for Civic Leadership Institute

April 9, 2026News

The city of Emporia is currently accepting applications for its Civic Leadership Institute Program, which gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at the operations of different city departments. Read more: www.emporiagazette.com

Emporia deputy city manager Mark Detter departing for Rose Hill

April 9, 2026HR

The City of Emporia announced the departure of Deputy City Manager Mark Detter on Tuesday. Detter will be leaving Emporia to pursue an opportunity as city administrator of Rose Hill, Kansas, a town of approximately 4,185 people located in Butler County, southwest of Wichita. He…

Dandelions remain 100 years after Halstead’s war

April 9, 2026News

This week, a century ago, The Halstead Independent published a piece about the city’s war against “the yellow peril.” Halstead’s Committee of Child Welfare placed a bounty on this peril and organized a citywide effort to eradicate the dent-de-Lion, the lion’s tooth, the common dandelion.…

So loves Sedgwick so far

April 9, 2026News

Brandon So isn’t a stranger to Sedgwick, having served as a part-time police officer since the beginning of 2025, but there’s a good reason why residents are seeing a lot more of him lately. So joined the Sedgwick Police Department full-time in December. So far…

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