Washington – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) issued the following statement after Senate Democrats voted to shut down the government rather than pass the clean Continuing Resolution - already approved by the House of Representatives - that would simply extend government funding through November 21.

“It is upsetting, but not surprising, that Democrats could not set aside partisan games to fulfill their most basic responsibility as legislators – keeping our government open. While Republicans have been engaged in the appropriations process since January, Democrats waited until the eleventh hour to make outrageous demands that will burden the American taxpayers,” said Senator Marshall. “Any Democrat claiming this is a Republican shutdown should look at the facts: Republicans voted to fund the government and restore fiscal responsibility, while Democrats chose not to govern. They own this shutdown.”

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Senator Marshall praises Trump Admin plan to save essential nutrition program

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  Washington – On Wednesday, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) praised a proposal by the Trump Administration to provide critical funding to the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and... [More]

Rep. Derek Schmidt statement on federal government shutdown

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WASHINGTON, DC: Congressman Derek Schmidt (KS-02) tonight issued the following statement, as the Senate for a second time has rejected continuing resolutions to keep the federal government open and operating: “Nearly two weeks ago, the House passed a bipartisan... [More]

Senators Marshall & Ernst introduce legislation to prevent overregulation of farmers & ranchers

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WASHINGTON – Last week, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas), joined Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) in introducing the Clarifying Legal Exclusions Around Regulated (CLEAR) Waters Act, which excludes groundwater, farm ponds, irrigation ditches and puddles from federal regulation... [More]

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NEWS

SBA offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans for eligible businesses

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By BARBARA PROFFITT Linn County News linncountynewsreporter@gmail.com   The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to list Bourbon, Crawford and Linn counties in Kansas as eligible for Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) under the March 30–April... [More]

Commissioners meet with auditor in executive session

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During the Dec. 1 meeting, the commissioners held a 15-minute executive session with Linn County Clerk Chasity Ware, Linn County Counselor Jacklyn Paletta and the auditor, Rodney Burns. Following the 15-minute executive session, which was requested by Ware in connection with... [More]

USD 362 board makes personnel decisions

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Members debate value of petty cash funds   Prairie View Unified School District 362’s board of education acted on personnel and debated the existence of petty cash funds at their monthly meeting Nov. 18. After three executive sessions totaling 30 minutes for... [More]

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COMMUNITY

A piece of Prescott’s history

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Elevator razed Last week the Burlington Northern- Santa Fe Railroad Co. (BNSF) took down the old grain elevator and storage bins at Prescott, taking with it a large piece of history that touched several families in the community. Originally, it was built by members of the Norbury... [More]

Dream Aesthetics, Mound City, fulfilling a dream

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Life is a series of twists and turns and for Dream Aesthetics owner, Rhonda Kellstadt, it took her into self-employment and happiness in life. Many know Kellstadt from her many years working as a nurse practitioner with Mercy Health, transitioning to CHC/SEK in Pleasanton;... [More]

Holiday food drive distributions this weekend

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Besides the food pantries located across Linn County, individual entities are collecting food for distribution, two of them this weekend. The first is a food drive organized by the First Christian Church in Pleasanton, 603 N. Main, with distribution of food items scheduled... [More]

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