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K-96 section in Rush County will be resurfaced
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Work will begin soon on resurfacing a 15-mile section of K-96 in Rush County, east of Rush Center.

The resurfacing will include a chip seal and other sealing work on K-96 from about a half mile east of U.S. 183, near Rush Center, east to the Barton County line.

The work is expected to start at the county line and move west toward Rush Center.

The project is tentatively expected to begin Tuesday, July 7 and be completed around July 24, depending on the weather.

During the work, traffic will be controlled by flaggers and a pilot car, and motorists should be prepared to stop and face delays of up to 15 minutes.

The Kansas Department of Transportation is overseeing the project.

Circle C Paving and Construction, of Goddard, is the primary contractor for the $687,652 project.

Area farmers invited to form Prescribed Burn Association
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Wildfires are uncontrolled and destructive, but prescribed burning is an effective tool for landowners and managers needing to remove weeds and stop the advance of invasive species from pastures, said Veronica Coons at the Barton County Conservation District. However, but not everyone has access to the equipment, manpower and training for a successful burn. That’s where teamwork can help.
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