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Candidate whose spent 40+ years working in education leads in Kansas Board of Ed race

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By Lindsay Smith Verified
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Follow Candidate whose spent 40+ years working in education leads in Kansas Board of Ed race Tue, August 4, 2026 at 8:55 PM EDT State board members serve four-year terms and are paid around $12,600 a year. A leader has emerged in the Republican primary for the Kansas Board of Education's District 9 spot with more than 14,000 votes. The Republican primary is between Destry Brown, Kristian Gerken and Renee Slinkard. The winner will appear on the ballot in November against Democrat Heather Guernsey.
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Candidate who spent 40+ years in education wins District 9 Kansas Board of Ed race

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By Lindsay Smith Verified
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Candidate who spent 40+ years in education wins District 9 Kansas Board of Ed race Wed, August 5, 2026 at 12:55 a.m. UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. State board members serve four-year terms and are paid around $12,600 a year. Destry Brown, who has more than 40 years of experience in education, including 20 as a school superintendent, won Tuesday's . Republican primary for the Kansas Board of Education's District 9 spot with more than 16,000 votes.
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Residents oppose rezoning in Wichita suburb. What happens next for proposed gas station?

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A zoning change to allow a gas station to be built on a Haysville lot has been rejected by the planning commission, but the business could still be built. The City Council will have the final say on the change. And even if the council also rejects the zoning change, the developer has another option. At the planning commission meeting, the zoning change request for an 11-acre lot on the northwest corner of 79th and Broadway faced significant backlash from residents.
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