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- Sep 2, 2026
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Solomon Welcomes Rural Kansas Leaders (opens the original)
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Twenty-seven community leaders representing 13 Kansas communities and 11 counties gathered in Solomon Aug. 27 for a Kansas Sampler Foundation Do-Alogue focused on practical ways rural communities can strengthen connection, participation and pride using the people, places and resources they already have. One participant traveled 275 miles — about four hours — from Tribune. A Do-Alogue is a small, on-site learning experience designed to send participants home with ideas they can put to work in the
Abilene Awarded Funding For Rural Business Accelerator Program (opens the original)
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The City of Abilene has been awarded an $89,787 USDA Rural Business Development Grant to establish a Rural Business Accelerator Program, which will be delivered in partnership with Driving Dickinson County. The year-long program will begin Oct. 1, 2026, and run through Sept. 30, 2027, providing eligible small and emerging rural businesses with practical, hands-on support designed to strengthen operations, improve stability and position businesses for long-term growth. Through the Accelerator, pa
Grant to Grow Dickinson County Youth Entrepreneurship (opens the original)
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Dickinson County youth will soon have more tools to turn their ideas into real-world business experience. Driving Dickinson County has received a $10,000 Networked Community Solutions Grant from Network Kansas to support Young Roots Market, a new youth entrepreneurship initiative designed to provide young people with shared equipment, hands-on learning and business education. The initiative brings together cross-sector representation from Driving Dickinson County, the Abilene Convention and Visi
Leaving Her Mark (opens the original)
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There’s something new to discover at Solomon City Park, and visitors are invited to become part of it. 2026 Solomon High School graduate Caylee Cook recently completed a new mural at Solomon City Park before heading to Fort Hays State University this fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree in art education. Completed in August, the new mural now stretches across the park restroom building, transforming what was once a blank wall into a nature-inspired scene featuring a sprawling tree, tall grasses, w
Driving Dickinson County Debuts New Signature Event (opens the original)
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Driving Dickinson County hosted its inaugural Evening Cruise on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at the Holiday Inn in Abilene, marking the launch of the organization’s new Business After Hours program. The event drew current DDC partners, local business owners, and first-time visitors for an evening designed to showcase membership benefits, introduce new resources, and strengthen connections across Dickinson County’s business community. “Evening Cruise is more than our version of a business after-hour
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