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Wichita City Council can't agree yet on Clendenin's replacement
Under city ordinance, the March 16 meeting will have another five rounds. If no majority is reached, another five rounds would take place at the March 23 meeting. 
Tags Jeff Blubaugh Joseph Shepard Cindy Claycomb
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Bars, restaurants get Covid-19 curfew lifted in newest county health order
Minns signed the new order Friday. It begins Saturday and goes through March 20. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Government & Regulations Retailing & Restaurants
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Wichita State may not have football, but it's beating the Big Ten another way
Gallagher noted the nearly 300 corporate customers of the university's National Institute for Aviation Research. 
Tags Education Technology
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Rand Graphics seeking IRBs for expansion
The printing company expects to add six new jobs as a result of the project. 
Tags Rand Graphics Inc Print Publishing Randy Vautravers
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A look at this week's WBJ List: Pandemic reshapes fundraising events rankings
Many Wichita-area nonprofits had to either cancel or revamp their fundraisers because of the Covid-19 pandemic. 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 196: Eric Fisher, Eric Fisher Salon and Academy
Eric Fisher learned about business from the heavy hitters of Wichita entrepreneurship who regularly sat in his chair for haircuts. 
Tags Legal Services Eric Fisher Salon Tom Devlin
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City introduces new facade improvement program aimed at small businesses in low-income areas
The zero-interest loans can total between $10,000 and $25,000, with a required 25% match from the owner of the building. 
Tags Sally Stang Government & Regulations
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Wichita behavioral health treatment firm names new president
“Mirror gave me my start in the field of mental health and addiction treatment and provided some of the best mentors I could imagine developing my career,” Heath Bechler said. 
Tags Health Care Philanthropy & Nonprofits Insurance
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Butler names lead instructor for new Construction Technology program
Leach has already started in the role developing curriculum for the program, announced last September by the two-year college. 
Tags Education Manufacturing
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Loans meant for hospitality industry seeking relief from Covid-19 are now grants
The restaurants, bars, lodging facilities and conference centers that received funds through the program no longer need to pay the money back. 
Tags Government & Regulations Laura Kelly Food & Lifestyle
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City extends pilot contract with private operator of Naftzger Park events after 2020 fell through
Last year's contract was intended to be a one-year pilot that would come back before the Council for approval again. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Government & Regulations Retailing & Restaurants
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BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 195: John Tomblin, Wichita State University
The pandemic has not slowed important industry and defense work being conducted at WSU or at the National Institute for Aviation Research. 
Tags Education Aerospace BizTalk Podcast 2018
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Milken Institute: Wichita makes the largest leap on a ranking of best-performing cities
The study takes into consideration jobs, wages, high-tech growth, housing affordability and household broadband access. 
Tags Milken Institute Government & Regulations
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Obituary: Boleski was longtime Wichita financial advisor
Steven Boleski, a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley and a well-known figure in the local business community, died Saturday at the age of 59. 
Tags Steven Boleski Morgan Stanley Banking & Financial Services
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Sedgwick County pulls out of deal to acquire old Riverside Hospital space
Commissioners in December had tentatively agreed to the transaction in hopes of moving many county functions to the building and freeing up room in the 62-year-old, 11-story County Courthouse for the... 
Tags Government & Regulations
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United Way of the Plains hires a familiar face as new chief engagement officer
Prather led the Chamber's efforts to promote the Wichita flag through civic pride, and three years ago led the Chamber's rebranding process. 
Tags Pete Najera Philanthropy & Nonprofits Angie Prather
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Sedgwick County adjusts quarantine restrictions for K-12 students
Health officer Garold Minns said Friday that students who are wearing masks when coming into close contact with a Covid-positive person are now considered low risk for the virus and do not have to... 
Tags Health Care Education Tim Kaufman
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BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 194: Jeff Fluhr, Greater Wichita Partnership
Even during a pandemic Wichita has some good things going for it when it comes to economic development. 
Tags Jeff Fluhr Economic Incentives Human Resources
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Susan G. Komen will close its Wichita, KC offices as part of national consolidation
Susan G. Komen, the world’s largest breast cancer support organization, is in the process of closing all of its affiliates and centralizing operations. 
Tags Robyn Burky Susan G/ Komen Erica Terry
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Kansas Humane Society promotes from within for new president/CEO
Hurst replaces Mark Eby, who announced his retirement last year after seven years with the organization. Eby's tenure ends Sunday and Hurst begins the new role next week. 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits Emily Hurst Mark Eby
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Opinion: Traveling with confidence in the 737 MAX
I’ve had the pleasure of working directly with FAA Administrator Steve Dickson to ensure that the 737 MAX recertification had defined milestones that were completed in a timely manner. 
Tags Government & Regulations Manufacturing
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Sedgwick County outlines opposition to property tax relief bill
Sedgwick County manager Tom Stolz said that could mean as much as a $50 million blow to the county's $198 million general fund, a hit that would cause the county to either severely reduce services or... 
Tags Tom Stolz Jim Howell Coronavirus
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Kansas infrastructure spending gets a $94-million boost
Several million dollars of the funds have already been federally delegated for use in the Wichita area. 
Tags Government & Regulations Donald Trump Transportation
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City preps next step in privatization of Century II operations
A vote from the Wichita City Council on Tuesday could get the ball rolling on the bid process for prospective management firms. 
Tags Government & Regulations Robert Layton City Wide of Wichita
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BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 193: The Future of Cities
Businesses aren’t the only ones slammed by the pandemic. Wichita and other cities around the country are trying to find their way as revenue streams diminish. 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations Equity Bank
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Spirit AeroSystems subsidiary wins NASA contract worth up to $24M
The work will be done over the next five years. 
Tags Aerospace Spirit Aerosystems, Inc/ Manufacturing
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No-alcohol restaurants may stay open later after County Commission vote
The change will be reflected in county health officer Garold Minns' newest Covid-19 order. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Insurance Government & Regulations
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Due to threat of Covid, J.P. Weigand & Sons cancels in-person forum event
Each year the forum attracts more than 500 people in the Wichita business community. 
Tags Mark Dotzour J/P/ Weigand & Sons Inc/ Commercial Real Estate
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Sedgwick County Zoo completes its largest capital fundraising campaign
It was the largest capital campaign in the zoo's 50-year history. 
Tags Government & Regulations Travel Travel & Tourism
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Wichita's Goodwill Industries finds new leader in Kansas City
Ritterbush will begin March 1 and comes to Wichita from Goodwill Industries of Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas, based in Kansas City, Mo. 
Tags Rob Harmon Emily Compton Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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