Ryan Busenitz has joined The Citizens State Bank as an agricultural loan officer. A crop farmer, who also assists in a cow/calf operation, Busenitz and his wife, Rachelle have three children, Zoe, 11, Shawn, 9 and Kyrie, 7. He is a Moundridge native who now resides in McPherson. His office will be at the bank’s Moundridge location. Bret Toews is a new agricultural loan officer at The Citizens State Bank Canton branch.
Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Meets with U.S. Lawmakers on Behalf of Individual Investors Emily Stewart, a Newton financial advisor for the financial services firm Edward Jones, recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with U.S. legislators.
Newton Et Cetera Shop Inc. is one of six nonprofits in the state of Kansas selected to be part of the 2022 Kansas Service Enterprise Initiative by the Kansas Volunteer Commission.
Evergy could soon receive approval for more than $96 million in energy efficiency programs in Kansas meant to lower carbon emissions — and customers’ bills. But the proposal is in a precarious position.
The Newton USD 373 Board of Education unaimously voted to approve a budget Aug. 22 that will lower the mill levy for schools, but collect more total tax revenues than the previous year.
Stephen Owens chose to address the Newton City Commission on Aug. 23 not as a state legislator, but as a property owner in the city of Newton. He wanted to voice his concern over a proposed tax increase by the city of Newton and he chose to address the commission during the city’s first “Revenue Neutral Rate” hearing.
The Harvey County Commission hosted not one, but two hearings on the proposed budget during its regular commission meeting Aug. 23.
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