AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChiefs Development: Kansas has drawn the STAR Bonds District across six cities, setting the area whose future sales-tax growth will help finance a $3 billion stadium, team headquarters and training facility. Wyandotte County officials have challenged the state’s control of stadium decisions. Business Investment: GreenEye Technology is establishing its North American headquarters in Salina after a record year, while Antora Energy plans a 5.8-gigawatt-hour thermal battery plant in Kansas. Retail and Housing: Overland Park planners advanced a proposal for Hy-Vee to replace the former Price Chopper at 119th and Metcalf; in Hays, developers are seeking support for a 120-unit apartment project aimed at local employees and families. Farm Costs: A K-State economist says the Russian diesel deal offers farmers limited savings, while cattle groups warn proposed country-of-origin labeling could add costs for producers and consumers. Local Tourism: Eureka Downs is preparing to reopen for live horse racing on Oct. 17 after 16 years, with a six-day meet expected to draw visitors.
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