KHA LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE GRADUATES 26
TOPEKA – The Kansas Hospital Association Leadership Institute graduated its 19th class of 26 students on Nov. 18 at the KHA Rural Health Symposium in Wichita.
December 2021
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Survey: Kansas has older houses and too few workers in skilled trades
Older housing stock, limited options for low-and-middle-income residents and a lack of workers in the skilled trades are among the problems plaguing the state's housing supply, according to interim findings from a statewide housing survey.
Supply chain issues hit charities’ holiday gifts
With less than four weeks to go until Christmas, Kristyn Begari has been rushing to find enough doll styling heads to give to kids in need. But the purchasing coordinator for the California-based nonprofit Family Giving Tree says it’s been difficult to find them, or racially diverse Barbies or Disney princess dolls.
Omicron may hurt growth in 2022
The omicron coronavirus variant could have a moderate impact on the U.S. economy next year as it hurts consumer spending and worsens labor shortages and supply chain bottlenecks, intensifying already-high inflation, top economists say.
White Castle offers a throwback 1921 slider
COLUMBUS, Ohio – White Castle, one of Columbus, Ohio’s most recognizable brands, is returning to its roots with a century-old version of its signature product as its 100th year draws to a close. The burger chain’s founding location in Wichita, Kansas, which opened on March 10, 1921, is recognized as the first fast-food restaurant.
Expo 2020 workers face hardships despite Dubai’s promises
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Intent on making a flawless impression as the first host of the world’s fair in the Middle East, Dubai poured billions of dollars into the pandemic-delayed Expo 2020, hoping to attract 25 million visitors to its pristine fairgrounds and jubilant festivities that opened last month.
KU ends tourney with win over Iona
Kissimmee, Fla. — Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self said he isn’t displeased, but he isn’t giddy either.
HOLIDAY SEASON IS HERE
Dodge City Mayor Rick Sowers and guests lit up the Christmas tree in downtown Dodge City Monday, officially kicking off the holiday season followed by the annual Parade of Lights, which returned for the first time in more than a year. VINCENT MARSHALL/DODGE CITY DAILY GLOBE
Help skills rise from amateur to pro level
In the age of “Nailed It” and the “Great British Baking Show,” baking hobbyists are more inspired than ever. We all know someone who spends their weekends in the kitchen, covered in flour, working on the most intricate baking project. ❚ Help them own their baking projects by gifting them a new stand mixer, or giving them inspiration from baking masters. ❚ Please note that many of these items could be in high demand as we head into the winter months. We recommend starting your holiday shopping early this year to make sure your items are still available — and to ensure that they’ll arrive on time, as shipping could be delayed.
The First Fort Dodge Hospital
For the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the Santa Fe Trail the Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association is spotlighting sites along the trail in Ford and Gray Counties.