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Opinion: Sharing diverse views on economic impact, inflation

Opinion: Sharing diverse views on economic impact, inflation

In our day to day world, inflation remains a prominent concern. Understanding the intricate nature of inflation dynamics is paramount. While some point to temporary disruptions in the supply chain or increased demand following the pandemic as causes for the recent rise in prices, others contend that long-term factors like expansive monetary policies and fiscal stimulus efforts are driving inflationary trends.

HeartWalk event sparks community unity, wellness

HeartWalk event sparks community unity, wellness

Butler Community College is extending a heartfelt invitation to El Dorado residents and surrounding areas to join them in the upcoming Wichita Heart Walk on Saturday, June 29. This initiative is part of the college’s commitment to stand in solidarity with millions of Americans affected by heart disease and stroke, including members of the Butler family.

Storms devastate Kansas counties

Storms devastate Kansas counties

In the surrounding areas of Newton, Halstead and Butler County, a rise of a tornado warned-storm with severe and high winds passed through on the night of Sunday, May 19. This unleashed chaos and destruction. Many residents woke up to scenes of devastation as the storm wreaked havoc on homes, businesses and infrastructure. Reports indicate that strong winds, heavy rainfall and lightning strikes were the main culprits behind the widespread damage. Trees were uprooted, power lines were knocked down, and some structures suffered significant structural damage. Schools got closed in Newton, many streets were blocked by trees, houses were even flooded and cars totaled.

 

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