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Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office Offers Free Defensive Driving Course for Employees
The Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office (KTSRO) is offering employers the opportunity to provide the National Safety Council for Defensive Driving Course to employees at no cost.
more»FMS Wichita Brings Full Facility Support to Local Businesses
From maintenance and MEP support to inspections, compliance, and project needs, FMS Wichita is helping facility leaders manage more with one experienced local partner.
more»Iron Insurance Partners Expands into Texas Through Strategic Partnership with Respected Independent Agency.
Kansas-based independent brokerage continues growth strategy while preserving local relationships and community-focused service
more»Leading Startups Selected to Address Health Challenges Facing Kansas Communities
NXTUS, Inc. announced the nine finalists selected for the 2026 NXTSTAGE Community Health & Vibrancy Pilot Competition, presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS). The startups were chosen for their innovative solutions addressing challenges related to Mental Health & Recovery, Preventive & Early Intervention Care, Access to Community Services, Generational Connections and more.
more»How Physicians Can Fortify Their Practice Business for Long-Term Success
Running an independent medical practice today requires balancing exceptional patient care with the growing demands of managing a complex business. From maintaining healthy cash flow and strengthening cybersecurity to building a trusted team of financial and legal advisors, physician-owners can take practical steps to navigate uncertainty with confidence. This article outlines three key strategies to help independent practices remain resilient and positioned for long-term success.
more»Bridging the Gap: Why ‘Spanish for the Professions’ is Wichita’s Next Business Advantage
In a city as diverse and rapidly growing as Wichita, the ability to communicate effectively isn’t just a courtesy—it’s a competitive necessity. As our local Spanish-speaking population continues to expand, businesses across the ICT area are realizing that standard conversational Spanish isn't always enough to navigate the complexities of a boardroom, a courtroom, or a consultation room.
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