Marion County Record

Wichita Business Journal Bizjournals is part of the new media division of American City Business Journals, the nation's largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers. It operates Web sites for each of the company's 41 print business journals and recently has launched its first Web-only local business news and information site for Los Angeles. The company plans to launch Web-only operations in additional markets with local business news and information for Los Angeles. The national business journals site features local business news from around the nation, updated throughout the day, top business stories from American City's print editions, industry-specific news from more than 40 industries, advice columns, and a full menu of tools to help business owners and operators manage their businesses more successfully. There's also easy navigation to each of the 42 local business sites. Characterized among the "Best of the Web" by Forbes magazine, business journals' archives contains 1.25 million business news articles published since 1996. The Web sites have more than 4 million unique monthly visitors. The site also features online commercial real estate listings, a special focus on business women, local networking and business events, local online business directories, downloadable sales leads and strategic partnership opportunities. Wichita Business Journal maintains a location in Wichita, Kan.

The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, located in Alma, Kansas, serves as a vital local news source, providing updates on community events, legal publications, and public notices. Established as a weekly newspaper, it contributes to the local culture and history while engaging residents through various subscription options for accessing its content. With a strong focus on community relationships, the publication also emphasizes family stories, such as obituaries, important events, and local interest features. The commitment to serving the Wabaunsee County area is reflected in its editorial oversight by Ervan D. Stuewe and its contributions to local journalism as part of the Kansas Press Association. Generated from the website

The Community Voice is a trusted and reliable source of news for the African-American community in Kansas, and has expanded its influence to become a progressive voice throughout the state. With a commitment to providing jargon-free and factual reporting, The Community Voice aims to keep the news accessible and free for everyone. Supporting local black journalism, The Community Voice invites readers to make monthly, annual, or one-time donations to help sustain their mission of delivering reliable news. By donating, individuals can contribute to the continuation of unbiased reporting and the promotion of black voices in the media.Generated from the website