Survey says: Support businesses
YATES CENTER The results of a RevitalizeYC survey have been collected, the Yates Center News reported. Responses had a common theme: Dont forget about the businesses we already have. The RevitalizeYC group responded: Our goal is to help existing businesses thrive. New businesses and industries will drive more traffic to the area, benefitting existing businesses. Responses also called for restaurants open past 9 p.m., more lodging including rentals above businesses on the square, extended business hours, and clean-up of buildings on the square.
Woodworkers work on display, for sale
FREDONIA A Fredonia woodworkers talent was on display at the Stone House Gallery, made from wood found in Wilson County, according to the Wilson County Citizen. Jerry Fink has taken up a woodworking hobby after retirement. The exhibit features more than 150 pieces with bowls, cutting boards and serving pieces. All items are for sale with proceeds to go to the Fredonia Arts Council and the Fredonia Food Bank.
City puts planning plans on hold
PARSONS City commissioners decided to wait before approving a nearly $100,000 project to update zoning regulations and produce a new comprehensive plan for 2020 to 2030, according to The Parsons Sun. A Kansas City, Mo., planning firm would work with the city to develop the new comprehensive plan and zoning updates under a flexible, living document that can be changed to fit the developing needs of the city.
Shopping event was a success
CHANUTE A holiday shopping event in downtown Chanute was helped by extra-mild temperatures. Retailers told The Chanute Tribune they were especially busy on the Black Friday and Small Business Saturday events.
