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(KAIR)--A Legislative Coffee, with State Representative Dr. John Eplee as the featured speaker, will be held Saturday, May 13 in Atchison.
The session, focused on the outcomes of the Kansas Legislature, will begin at 9:00 Saturday morning, held at the Santa Fe Depot, in Atchison, located at 200 South 10th Street.
The Atchison Chamber of Commerce is hosting the event.
Eplee will present an update on lawmakers' actions during the now concluded 2023 Legislative Session, along with the status of actions taken by Governor Laura Kelly regarding approved bills.
The Republican Legislator expects the informal session to conclude around 10:30 Saturday morning.
The Legislative Coffee had originally been planned for May 6, but due to the scheduling of the Legislature, it was postponed in order for Eplee to deliver the most up-to-date overview of the state leaders.
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