NW Kansas News

Senator Jerry Moran, a U.S. Senator from Kansas, shared several updates on his activities and reflections through social media posts. His recent tweets cover historical commemorations, visits to local medical centers, and interactions with manufacturing businesses in Kansas.

On June 19, 2025, Senator Moran reflected on the significance of Juneteenth, marking the day in 1865 when "the last enslaved African Americans in the U.S. learned that the Civil War had ended & they were free." He emphasized Kansas's role in the fight against slavery and civil rights for all Americans, urging continued efforts towards a more perfect union. "Kansas played an important role in the fight against slavery & for civil rights for all Americans."

On June 20, 2025, Senator Moran visited Clara Barton Medical Center in Hoisington. He received updates from staff regarding their work to expand care and treatment options. He expressed gratitude to CEO Jay Tusten, CFO Alan Meisinger, Director of Public Relations Sydney Dolezal, and the entire team at Clara Barton Medical Center for their efforts. "Visited Clara Barton Medical Center in Hoisington yesterday & received an update from staff on their work to expand the types of care and treatment they can provide."

Later that day, Senator Moran toured Great Plains Manufacturing in Ellsworth with Plant Manager Jeff Ford and Director of Government Affairs Jamie Hall. During this visit, they discussed hiring challenges and other issues affecting small businesses. The tour highlighted Great Plains Manufacturing's production of agricultural implements for tillage, seeding, and planting. "Great Plains Manufacturing in Ellsworth produces ag implements for tillage, seeding & planting."