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Wayland Main Street Project Commencing Next Week (opens the original)
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The City of Wayland will soon begin a long-anticipated Main Street paving project. A construction bid and bond purchase have already been awarded and approved ahead of the work. Wayland City Clerk Beverly Conrad says the project has been planned for years, and is excited for work to officially begin, “It’s been a long time coming. I know the council, I’ve been here 21 years. and they’ve been wanting to do this for quite some time. So we did a bond, and that’s how we’re helping to pay for it. It
Riverside CDBG Downtown Revitalization Project Closing in on Completion (opens the original)
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Three years and two months after the commencement of their Community Development Block Grant Downtown Revitalization project, the City of Riverside is readying for the work’s completion. City Engineer Axiom Consultants gave a progress report on the project in the most recent Riverside city council meeting. Contractors have been busy working to complete the remaining punchlist items from Martin Gardner Architecture. One of the final steps of the project was approving a change order in the amount
Wolves Can’t Keep Up With Bears in Area Game of the Week (opens the original)
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Despite over 200 yards and five receiving touchdowns from standout wide receiver Tayson Samuels, the Winfield-Mount Union football team couldn’t keep pace with the English Valleys Bears Friday night at WMU High School. The Wolves fell 70-42 in the Area Game of the Week heard live on the KCII3 Stream. While the final score at the end of the game was not in the Wolves’ favor, the game would begin as WMU had hoped it would. After a Graham Haines defensive interception, The Wolves scored on both of
Mid-Prairie Sets $19 Million in General Obligation Bonds for Auditorium and More in November Election (opens the original)
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The Mid-Prairie school board has unanimously cleared the way for $19 million in general obligation bonds for a referendum to appear on the ballot in the November 3rd election. The resolution calling for an election was approved in a recent special session after the board received 881 signatures from eligible electors in the district regarding the matter. If approved, the funds will be used for facility improvements. In the high school, Mid-Prairie plans to include a new 500-seat auditorium, as w
UPDATE: Cause Revealed from Brighton House Fire Wednesday (opens the original)
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A cause has been identified for a house fire that occurred in Brighton Wednesday. According to Brighton Fire Chief Bill Farmer, the cause of the fire was electrical, and originated in the attic. No injuries were reported. At approximately 4:56 p.m. Wednesday, a caller located at 107 South Harrison Street told authorities that their house was on fire. The residence had been evacuated. KCII News reported live from the scene as crews worked. A ladder truck was used to help extinguish the flames fro
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