(KNZA)--Water issues are the apparent reason for a planned visit by Kansas Governor Sam Brownback to the Kickapoo Reservation Wednesday afternoon.
His stop in the area comes as the tribe struggles through water losses, based on the current drought conditions, with all Kickapoo water customers remaining under a mandatory conservation initiative.
The issue was discussed, along with a mention of Brownback's visit, during Monday evening's meeting of the Horton City Commission. They are working out details on how to adequately provide the tribe with needed water. The goal is to make the initiative financially viable to both parties.
Meanwhile, Brownback's stop in the area Wednesday will include a public meet and greet during the afternoon at 3:30.
Planned to be held at the Kickapoo Pow Wow Park Shelter House at 3:30, the public is invited to attend, and light snacks will be served.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Holton schools mourn student death
Sabetha couple killed in Brown Co crash
Info sought on missing Sabetha teen
Missing Atchison couple draws renewed interest
Dean, assistant, secured for proposed BC med school
Fleeing, drugs, hold Atchison man
Atchison's USD 409 names new Superintendent
Atchison foundry renamed in acquisition
Jackson Heights names new MS/HS Principal
ATCH CO SO seeks tips regarding stolen motorcycle
Tecumseh Prison inmates arrested for 2023 assaults
NioCorp to begin 12-week drilling program
Olathe woman arrested in Jackson Co on drug charges
Hiawatha City Commission approves fireworks on trial basis
Longtime Sabetha Fire Chief to retire
Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of fallen firefighters
Two new members appointed to Brown Co Planning Commission
Falls City Council hears updated on electric department
LATEST STORIES
Sabetha couple killed in Brown Co crash
Jefferson Co bridge work underway
Dean, assistant, secured for proposed BC med school
Richardson Co board conducts grievance hearing
Update to Nebraska State Park burn bans
Holt Co, Mo bridge project delayed
Auburn, Neb to celebrate 143rd birthday
Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of fallen firefighters